Moin, Moin in Hamburg! - 3 days

Hamburg is not only the second largest city after Berlin and is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, but also the city with the most bridges in Europe. The city earned this additional title thanks to its numerous waterways and the bridges they have created. Hamburg was originally founded in the Middle Ages as Hammaburg. In 1189, Emperor Frederick Barbarossa granted the people of Hamburg the "charter" for freedom from customs duties on the Elbe. Magnificent cruise ships and container giants call at the port every day and offer a fascinating spectacle. Hafencity and Speicherstadt bear witness to Hamburg's history and urban future at the same time.
Hamburg is a shopper's paradise. In the numerous shopping arcades around the Alster, you shouldn't think about saving money. You may only have enough for a fish sandwich, but they are particularly tasty here.
Hamburg's cultural offerings are another highlight. In addition to the well-known musicals, there are countless theaters, variety shows and cabaret shows that offer a varied program.

Day 1: Journey to Hamburg
You will arrive in the Hanseatic city of Hamburg during the course of the day according to your own program. Hamburg was originally founded in the Middle Ages as Hammaburg. In 1189, Emperor Frederick Barbarossa granted the people of Hamburg the "charter" for freedom from customs duties on the Elbe. Magnificent cruise ships and container giants call at the port every day and offer a fascinating spectacle. Hafencity and Speicherstadt bear witness to Hamburg's history and urban future at the same time. Hamburg is a shopper's paradise. In the numerous shopping arcades around the Alster, you should not think about saving money. You may only have enough for a fish sandwich, but they are particularly tasty here.

Day 2: Experience and discover Hamburg - F
This morning you will explore Hamburg on a city tour. You will learn everything you need to know about the Hanseatic city and its inhabitants. Among other things, you will see the luxury villas of celebrities on the banks of the Alster and discover that this city has a charm all of its own.
In the afternoon, for example, it's "Ahoy and cast off!". You will be expected at the Landungsbrücken for a harbor tour (optional) and explore the harbor on a barge. Depending on the water level, you will sail through the warehouse district and through the various locks and harbor basins. You will see the huge container ships up close and take a look at the floating and dry docks of the Blohm Voss company. If you are lucky, you may even be able to marvel at a cruise ship or admire it leaving the port. Your captain will tell you all sorts of interesting facts and the odd anecdote.

Day 3: Journey home - F
For the early risers among you, a visit to the Hamburg fish market is a must. Every Sunday, the famous fish market takes place around the fish auction halls. Everything that is not nailed down is on sale there. From fish and vegetables to clothing and souvenirs, there is something for every taste. You should definitely take a look at the fish auction halls. Various live bands play there every Sunday, which you can listen to during a morning pint.