Hambourg : visite du port de 2 heures
Description
Profitez de l'ambiance maritime lors d'une visite du port de deux heures à travers le port de Hambourg et découvrez l'agitation colorée autour du port lors de l'une des visites quotidiennes. Le port de Hambourg est immense - la zone de la ville de Cologne s'y intègre facilement. C'est le deuxième plus grand port d'Europe après Rotterdam et il impressionne par sa taille. Hambourg s'est développée autour du port et de nombreux sites touristiques et horizons y sont étroitement liés. Découvrez le contraste entre modernité et histoire : des villages de pêcheurs de l'Elbe et du marché aux poissons aux terminaux à conteneurs modernes et aux bateaux de croisière. Découvrez la Reeperbahn, d'anciens voiliers et des conteneurs géants. À bord d'un navire prêt à accueillir une flotte, vous observerez de près la porte d'entrée sur le monde. Traversez la Speicherstadt historique, explorez les quartiers modernes de la HafenCity et admirez la célèbre Philharmonie de l'Elbe depuis l'eau. Une expérience unique pour chaque visiteur !
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nouveaux monuments de Hambourg
Bâtiments historiques et magasins, musées, cafés, restaurants et 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
La halle aux enchères est une salle événementielle historique de Hambourg qui est aujourd'hui utilisée pour des événements, des concerts et le marché aux poissons du dimanche.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Ne convient pas aux utilisateurs de fauteuil roulant
Avis(299)
A super informative 2-hour harbor tour. Along Blankenese. There were many interesting things to learn. Who lives where, which villa costs how much, etc. It went past container ships, with a dimension that one can hardly imagine. 24,000 containers fit on such a ship.
The experience was entirely unsatisfactory; practically, that was the sole observation. The application failed to function as intended. It was the most mundane experience of my life. The service was overpriced; I advise against participation.
The audio guide was not working correctly going in and out. I told the guide and his response was to make a joke about “English” and the whole boat laughed at us. Also, the “Beauty” of Hamburg was spent mostly viewing the industrial container ships. Avoid this tour!!!!!
Location information was disappointing. Tickets said to go to Dock/pier one. At the kiosk at Pier One was a sign to go to Pier Four. We checked in at Pier Four and were told to go to Pier Seven, but the boat was actually at Pier Eight. We were very lucky we allowed a bunch of extra time. Also, there was no indication on Viator or with the company that the trip would be completely in German.
The trip was narrated entirely in German. The advertisement did not disclose that it was entirely in German. No options were offered for translation into English. As a result, we sat in the boat for over two hours and understood almost nothing about the voyage and the sites.
Use the App for English translation... easy to follow and good, comprehensive descriptions of the sites along the harbor. Recommend the 2hr tour; the 1hr tour wouldn't be enough to cover all of the interesting points. But be aware; the 2hr tour uses open canopy boats....the canopy can be closed over the main body of the boat if it rains, however, the 'upper deck' cannot be covered...but the upper deck offers the best viewing and is recommended. Well worth the price
It's hard to put into words how awful this was. We were given the wrong meeting point. We boarded and weren't offered a drink. We had to download an app, but it didn't work for either of us; the audio file failed to play. We were given no headphones...so even if it did, we wouldn't have been able to hear it. So we sat for two hours looking at dreary grey ships cranes and broken tyres. It's two years of my life I will not get back. Looking around at the yawning Germans, I'm not sure even if I could understand what was being said..
Disappointed. Booked in English when booking received said German. Supposed to download app for guides in other languages. You needed headphones which we didn’t have. Or port in our iPhones. Thank goodness for Google image as would not have had a clue what we were looking at. Don’t book unless you can speak German.
Really good tour guide - but the service on board was flawless.
All right, hard to find. I was told about 3 different places to meet up but none were right. On the web it says dock1, the correct attendance for the 2-hour tiren is dock 7
