This is a city that has flourished due to shipping and warehousing. Goods from all over the world are piled up in the port of the Elbe River. The warehouse is built along the river. Gradually, the dazzling red brick building is full of the west bank of Hamburg, and the straight cube is just like design. The figure came out in general, and behind the thick walls, there were countless teas from Asia, coffee in Africa, cocoa in the Americas, tobacco in the Caribbean, carpets in the Middle East... Warehouse City 100 years ago, It is still a low shantytown, intensively inhabited by craftsmen and seafarers in the city, humid air, ubiquitous mice, the sanitary condition of the trough has ushered in a cholera, and 17,000 people have been After taking life, the warehouse city is dead. In view of this situation, the government finally made up its mind to transform this place, demolished the shanty town, and intended to rebuild it into a dock warehouse. Many merchants smelled the real estate business opportunities and joined the planning of the warehouse city. High, the motherland is built on the road. Fun abstraction is beautiful, orderly and beautiful, warehouse city is a true portrayal of the history of Hamburg, recording the changes and development of this port city in the past 100 years. On the afternoon of July 5th, 2015, the 39th World Heritage Congress, Hamburg Warehouse City officially listed as a World Heritage Site. TIPS: Tickets: Free Recommended Tour Time: 2 hours Address: HafenCity