Hamburg's Historical Highlights: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

This self-guided audio tour starts where the canal that runs along City Hall (Binnenalster) meets Hamburg’s posh waterfront, the Jungfernstieg.

Along the way, you’ll have an opportunity to take pictures of the many sailboats on Alster Lake.

This tour passes by the Alsterarkaden. You'll hear about it while you walk.

This tour passes by the Bleichenfleet. You'll hear about it while you walk.

This tour passes by Stadthöfe. You'll hear about it while you walk.

You'll see a few hidden corners most tourists miss like the Hummel Memorial.

You'll stroll through the Composers' Quarter. You'll hear some of the city's history while you walk.

You’ll see some of Hamburg’s most famous landmarks like the Brahms Museum and Krameramtsstuben alley where the widows of deceased grocers in the 1600s used to live.

Along the way, you’ll have an opportunity to listen to stories about Hamburg celebrities including Johannes Hummel, the Wolf brothers, and Swedish Queen Christina.

This tour passes by Hotel Motel One Hamburg Am Michel. You'll hear about it while you walk.

Along the way, you’ll have an opportunity to visit the most important Baroque Church in Northern Germany, St Michael’s Church.

You’ll see some of Hamburg’s most famous landmarks like the Brahms Museum and Krameramtsstuben alley where the widows of deceased grocers in the 1600s used to live.

This tour passes by Michelwiese. You'll hear about it while you walk.

You’ll stroll through the city center to Elbpromenade, a popular boardwalk at Hamburg Harbour.

The tour ends in front of the Hamburg Harbor.