Description

Essentials about the Port of Hamburg in brief

Hamburg owes its very special flair first and foremost to its harbor right in the middle of the city. With around 9,000 ship calls per year, almost 300 berths on a total of 43 kilometers of quay walls, three cruise ship terminals, four container terminals and over 7,000 logistics companies, the Port of Hamburg is the largest seaport in Germany and the third largest in Europe.

Cruises through the Port of Hamburg

Against this background, a harbor cruise is an absolute must when visiting Hamburg. Not only will you get to know the port itself, but you can also enjoy a wonderful view of the panorama of the Hanseatic city. Hardly any other city is as close to the water as Hamburg.

Website

hafen-hamburg.de

Opening hours

None. Most harbor cruises depart between 10 am and 5 pm, but there are also evening cruises.

Admission fees

None. Ticket prices for harbor cruises can be found on the websites of the various providers.

Address

Getting there

Mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln:

Harbor cruises depart at Landungsbrücken.

U3: Stop Landungsbrücken

S1, S2 and S3: Stop Landungsbrücken

Bus lines 111, 112 und 608: Stop Landungsbrücken

By car:

The nearest parkinig lot is Bei den St. Pauli Landungsbrücken 4