Hamburg: 1-stündige Hafenrundfahrt
Beschreibung
Der Hamburg Klassiker: Erleben Sie die große Hafenrundfahrt, mit der Sie den Hafen unkompliziert erkunden können. Mit den kleinen Barkassen fahren Sie in die Speicherstadt (sofern der Wasserstand dies zulässt), durchqueren die HafenCity und steuern anschließend den Containerhafen und die Schleusen an. Vorbei am Musicalzelt und der Elbphilharmonie geht es direkt zu den Landungsbrücken. Mit den großen Fahrgastschiffen erkunden Sie den gesamten Containerhafen, den Elbstrand und den Fischmarkt und können die imposanten Containerschiffe aus nächster Nähe betrachten. Kreuzfahrtschiffe sind hierbei keine Seltenheit. Wir fahren ebenfalls am Musical "König der Löwen" und der Elbphilharmonie vorbei, um die Fahrt an den Landungsbrücken zu beenden. Die Fahrten dauern jeweils 1 Stunde und sind der absolute Klassiker, um den vielfältigen Hamburger Hafen zu entdecken. Nutzen Sie die Gelegenheit für eine unvergessliche Tour, die die dynamische Atmosphäre des Hafens widerspiegelt.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Neue Wahrzeichen Hamburgs
Historische Gebäude und Speicher, kleine Kafees, Museen, Restaurants uns vieles mehr
Moderner und neuer Hamburger Stadtteil im Aufbau
Die St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken sind eine große Anlegestelle für Fahrgastschiffe am Nordrand des Hamburger Hafens. Die Landungsbrücken liegen im Hamburger Stadtteil St. Pauli zwischen Niederhafen und St. Pauli Fischmarkt an der Elbe.
Der Altonaer Fischmarkt ist ein öffentlicher Markt im Hamburger Stadtteil Altona-Altstadt. Von Fisch über Lebensmittel bis zu Blumen und Kleidung erhalten Sie Sonntags hier alles.
Containerterminals, Containerschiffe und beeinduckende Bilder vom verladen der Schiffe
Toller Hamburger Elbstrand zum entspannen, sich sonnen oder Kaffee trinken
Ort an dem viele Kreuzfahrtschiffe liegen. Je nach Datum dann die Queen Mary 2, AIDA und viele mehr. Unter anderem haben wir hier die Werft Blohm & Voss wo Schiffe gebaut und/oder repariert werden.
historischer Tunnel der immernoch funktionstüchtig ist und unter der Elbe von den Landungsbrücken, nach Steinwerder führt
Erfolgreichstes Musical in Hamburg. Des Weiteren befindet sich daneben ein weiteres Musical (variiert) und eine schöne Aussichtsplattform
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Bewertungen der Reisenden
Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Einige unserer Fahrgastschiffe sind Barrierefrei zugänglich (River Star, Louisiana Star, MS Hamburg)
Bewertungen(167)
Good tour but only German guidance in addition to an app that only guided some places and was a bit difficult to keep up with.
Buying the tickets directly at the Landungsbrücken for the right tour was quick. Booking in advance was not necessary for us, since there weren't that many guests in Hamburg anyway. The harbor tour to the container ships is recommended and a "must." The German-speaking guide was still young and needs to gain more experience. Everything seemed memorized, even the jokes, nothing spontaneous. It is interesting that the same topics were addressed on the subsequent city bus tour, but with different numbers... oh well.
Despite the tour being in German, it was great. We got to see the waterfront in Hamburg. There were many things to see. From the picture I was expecting to go through some 'canals' but the tour was mainly on the Elbe. Got up close to some very large container ships, saw a cruise liner up close. The audio guide in another language was a download, which was unsuccessful.
I took the Hamburg Harbor tour with my adult son. I requested a tour in English. When we arrived the staff at the entryway didn't speak English and didn't seem to understand why we were there. The tour was narrated in German. There was a brochure I happened to find by chance that gave a link to an English narration based on GPS signals of the boat's location. The signal kept dropping so it didn't work. Also, halfway through the tour the bar ran out of glasses which I heard caused some annoyance for the passengers who were drinking. Overall I had a boat ride in a small circle around a small end of the harbor to look at things I could see from the shore with narration I couldn't understand.
Informative and entertaining explanations from the captain. There was much to see, from the container port to the Speicherstadt and HafenCity.
It was a beautiful tour the only problem was that it was in German, I was not advised that apparently I needed to download some type of app or link in my phone for another language so I just enjoyed the view of the beautiful Hamburg without understanding a word from the Captain but my friend that speaks German, told me that it was very good.
What a terrible tour. You don’t go down the canal past all the beautiful buildings you see all the shipping containers. What a waste of time and money DO NOT BOOK THIS TOUR
Was an interesting tour and saw a lot. Main negative is that it took 1 hour 45 minutes vs the advertised 1 hour which then threw out all our other reservations for the day
It’s a real problem that you have no control over whether you travel into the Speicherstadt on these tours. It’s why most people want to take the boat. They book two fundamentally different tours on the same ticket and it’s up to them which one you go on. We quite specifically prebooked for high tide and were told that we had to wait two hours for a Speicherstadt boat. 30 mins, 60mins fine. But on a tourist trip you can’t just wait two hours. Wouldn’t recommend.
Not the best experience. Advertised with English commentary available…..it was not. Not a big problem for me but my partner can’t speak a word of German. The tour otherwise started well going around the canals of Hamburg which are really pretty. This lasted about 20 minutes and then the rest of the tour was going around the industrial docks looking at shipping containers. Not exactly what I want to look at when I’m away.
