4.6/5
Amy motherIt is worth going. Buy tickets in advance. If you cannot make an appointment for a suitable time slot, choose the VR project and the entry time is not restricted. Three people must pay at least one VR fee.
4.6/5
Shery1416Hamburg Port is a historic and bustling seaport, the largest in Germany and a key global trade hub. It boasts modern infrastructure, vital economic contributions, and fascinating attractions like the Elbphilharmonie and Speicherstadt. The port's commitment to sustainability and maritime culture make it a must-visit destination for a unique blend of history and modernity.
4.4/5
shredaI’ve been in Hamburg a few times and every time I came to the same conclusion: it’s a cold, wet and unfriendly city. It’s probably just me, but if you like friendly and sunny places and enjoy the outdoors, Hamburg is most likely not for you (and me).
44.5/5
Richardo gauakqViews are pretty awesome, and a stunning piece of architecture to say the least.. You can walk all the way around the observation plaza, so 360 degree views across the Hafencity, Port and beyond! It's free entry up to the first plaza, it has toilets, shop and a restaurant, so some great facilities if your unsure if it's worth the trip. A great little place to take some pictures if your on a budget, want to kill some time or just love ships and dockland. You might also be able to catch an orchestral view 😉. Recommended.
54.4/5shredaLooking around at Hamburg harbour is always impressive and worth going there. We did a very nice short harbour cruise by boat which for fantastic photo opportunities of the city skyline and the Elbphilharmonie, the new concert hall and centre with its modern architecture. Walking up the riverfront of the Elbe from St. Pauli Landungsbrücken up to Speicherstadt is a very nice walk.
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