Discover several years of Tatort history in Hamburg at the top shooting locations in the Hanseatic city. The tour starts directly in the city center at Jungfernstieg and continues to the Town Hall, which had a role as a supporting act in many Tatort films, but which is most famous for the dramatic scene with Cenk Batu. Your next destination is the HafenCity, the largest urban development project in Europe and shooting location in almost every Tatort film with Nick Tschiller and therefore an important sight for Tatort fans. Find out from where you were able to see Helene Fischer when she disappeared into the dark recesses of human trafficking against the backdrop of the famous Elbe Philharmonic Hall. The tour will end at the foot of Elbphilharmonie with a lovely view of the harbor.

Maximize your time in the fascinating city of Hamburg with an informative self-guided walking tour of the sights that contribute to its nickname as the 'Gateway to the World'. Admire the incredible architecture of the Elbphilharmonie, and marvel at the craftsmanship of a replica of Hamburg and other cities in the Miniatur Wunderland. See important historical landmarks such as Rickmer Rickmers and Mahnmal Sankt Nikolai, and take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful greenery of Planten un Blomen. Savor the spectacle of the St. Pauli Elbetunnel, an amazing feat of engineering, and say hello to the Beatles as you meet statues of the band, who played regularly in Hamburg, in Beatles-Plat. Feel the adrenalin as you scare yourself senseless in Hamburg Dungeon, during a 90-minute show displaying 600 years of history.

See the sights of Hamburg aboard a double decker bus, including the new Elbphilharmonie concert hall. Avail of 15 different stops to hop-on and off at leisure throughout the day to get a fully immersive experience. Then, make your way to the Reeperbahn in the evening and take a guided walking tour of the infamous Red Light District in St. Pauli. Learn more about the attractions of the Herbertstraße and see the Davidwache police station, famous from numerous movies and TV series. Explore the Große Freiheit, where The Beatles played in the 1960s. Benefit from the flexibility to take each tour on different days if you prefer for maximum convenience. You get 15 stops to hop-on or hop-off the bus. 01: Kirchenallee (Hauptbahnhof) 02: Marco-Polo-Terasse (Hafencity) 03: Kehrwiederspitze (Speicherstadt) 04: Landungsbrücken 05: Reeperbahn 06: Landungsbrücken (S-Bahn) 07: St. Michaeliskirche (Michel) 08: Rathaus (Reesendamm/ gegenüber Rathaus) 09: Gänsemarkt 10: Rathaus (Reesendamm, Rathausseite) 11: Gerhardt-Hauptmann-Platz 12: Kirchenallee (Hbf Ostseite) 13: Holzdamm (Hotel Atlantic) 14: Schöne Aussicht (Alster) 15: Alsterperle  

Step inside the Soviet U-434, one of the largest submarines in the world, and learn about its fascinating history from your guide on a private tour of the U-Boat Museum. Explore the Port of Hamburg on a war-themed private walking tour and enjoy a pickup from your hotel. Begin your journey back in time at the Jan Fedder Promenade, which runs along the busy Elbe harbor. If you prefer, choose the 3-hour option and start your tour with a comfortable pickup from your hotel. As you stroll through the Port of Hamburg, learn about Hamburg’s involvement in wartime as one of Germany’s most important industrial centers. Hear about the air raids, codenamed Operation Gomorrah, that devastated much of the city, and see the Landungsbrücken, Pegeltrum, and Elbe Tunnel. Finish your guided walking tour at St Pauli Fish Market and head into a moored U–434 submarine that hosts the U-Boat Museum. Spend the next hour exploring this monumental Soviet submarine with your guide. Learn about its role in espionage in American waters during the Cold War era and enter the cramped space to explore the crew's living quarters, the officers' mess, and the engine and torpedo rooms.

Embark on an entertaining and informative walking tour of Hamburg's iconic harbor area. The everyday life of the sailors, the fishermen, and even the traders in the fish market will come together during the tour to form an overall picture of past and present times. End with a tasty fish sandwich. Hamburg's rise as a commercial and cultural metropolis is due in part to its port. It is its economic engine and most important site. Strolling along the northern waterfront, hear about the changes the port has undergone and why it has been so important to Hamburg. Let your guide tell you in an entertaining way which people have influenced the port area and the neighborhoods around it, how they have lived and worked there, and how international seafaring has shaped Hamburg as Germany's gateway to the world. Visit and discuss some of the places or pubs on the harbor side, which are well-known also outside of Hamburg. Check out the fish market, walk past the old Holzhafen, see the Schellfischposten and a Seeman's Mission, and finally taste a selection of delicious fresh fish sandwiches and a beer or softdrink in an original small snack bar. In addition, hear a short introduction to the ecosystem of the Tidal Elbe and the fish species found there. This guided tour ends near a public port ferry stop. From there you can go back to the Landungsbrücken or continue exploring the area on your own.

Explore the best parts of Hamburg with local guides. Take in Hamburg's most exciting locations and collect helpful tips on how to make your visit to Hamburg an unforgettable experience. Learn more about Hamburg's history. Marvel at the freshly renovated St. Michaelis Church, and the innovative 1762 additions of the second Michaelis Church. Get to know the new constructions that are actually over a century old, and the historical buildings that are younger than you think. Find out more about Hamburg's St. Michaelis Church, the Great Fire of 1842, and how Hamburg rapidly transformed from a city of narrow alleys and post-and-beam buildings into a modern business hub. Your path leads you through the alley quarter, and past the "island" called Fleetinsel in the inner-city to the City Hall.

Discover why 1 million people come to Hamburg for its harbor birthday festival on a walking tour with a private guide. Stroll around the famous Hamburg port, learn about the ins and outs of shipping, and visit the Speicherstadt. As you wander through the Hamburg post, learn about the festival from your local guide. Hear about the harbor's history, discovering what it was like for dockworkers and seafarers when the port was established. See traditional boats and learn how they differ from today's ships. Continue on your tour to the Speicherstadt, a UNESCO World Heritage Site closely linked to the port. Visit the Landungsbrücken, the biggest landing area in Hamburg, and see the old Elbe Tunnel. Enjoy a stunning view of Hamburg's new landmark, the Elbphilharmonie.

Explore the narrow, curving streets of Deichstrasse, the only part of old Hamburg to survive centuries of fires and wars. Enjoy the 400-year-old St. Pauli Fish Market, and learn just how important Neumühlen was to Hamburg’s rich trading history.  See massive brick warehouses and old warehouses that have been transformed into charming flats. Experience how new architecture blends with old pilots’ and captains’ houses. Smell the delectable scents wafting from many traditional and new restaurants along the water’s edge. Learn as your local guide gives you an insider’s peek into this fascinating district, and shares with you a wealth of interesting facts and anecdotes.