Hambourg : visite du port d'une heure
Description
Le classique de Hambourg : faites l'expérience du grand tour du port, avec lequel vous pourrez facilement explorer le port. Avec les petites péniches, vous vous rendez à la Speicherstadt (si le niveau d'eau le permet), traversez HafenCity puis dirigez-vous vers le port à conteneurs et les écluses. Après la tente musicale et la Philharmonie de l'Elbe, vous allez directement au Landungsbrücken. Avec les grands bateaux à passagers, vous pouvez explorer tout le port à conteneurs, la plage de l'Elbe et le marché aux poissons et voir de près les impressionnants porte-conteneurs. Les bateaux de croisière ne sont pas rares ici. Nous passons également devant la comédie musicale « Le Roi Lion » et la Philharmonie de l'Elbe pour terminer le voyage au Landungsbrücken. Les excursions durent chacune 1 heure et constituent le moyen classique absolu de découvrir le port diversifié de Hambourg. Profitez-en pour une visite inoubliable qui reflète l'atmosphère dynamique du port.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nouveaux monuments de Hambourg
Bâtiments historiques et stockage, petits cafés, musées, restaurants et bien plus
Quartier moderne et nouveau de Hambourg en construction
Le St. Pauli Landungsbrücken est un grand quai pour les navires à passagers situé au nord du port de Hambourg. Les Landungsbrücken sont situés dans le quartier de St. Pauli à Hambourg, entre Niederhafen et St. Pauli Fischmarkt, sur l'Elbe.
Le marché aux poissons Altonaer est un marché public dans le quartier Altona-Altstadt de Hambourg. Du poisson aux aliments en passant par les fleurs et les vêtements, vous aurez tout ici les dimanches.
Terminaux à conteneurs, porte-conteneurs et images impressionnantes du chargement des navires
Grand Hambourg Elbstrand pour se détendre, bronzer ou boire un café
Lieu où se trouvent de nombreux navires de croisière. Selon la date puis le Queen Mary 2, AIDA et beaucoup d'autres. Entre autres choses, nous avons ici le chantier naval Blohm & Voss où les navires sont construits et / ou réparés.
tunnel historique est toujours fonctionnel et mène sous l’Elbe des jetées à Steinwerder
Comédie musicale la plus réussie à Hambourg. De plus, il y a à côté d'une autre comédie musicale (variée) et une belle terrasse d'observation
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Certains de nos navires à passagers n'ont pas d'obstacles (River Star, Louisiana Star, MS Hamburg)
Avis(168)
Ive done much better and more scenic river cruises than this one. The commentary was in German and I heard a lot of laughs so it seemed he was telling a lot of jokes. The English app was useless and wouldnt load. Some nice scenery but a lot wasnt interesting especially around the container ships.
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.
