The 1.5-hour light cruise shows the Port of Hamburg at its most beautiful. As soon as the lights of the city, the ships and the container terminals illuminate the port in the evening, a special atmosphere is created on the water.
During the journey you will pass the illuminated landing piers, the Elbe Philharmonic, the large container terminals as well as docks, shipyards and harbour cranes, which turn the port into an impressive sea of lights at night.
Depending on the tide, the light ride also leads through the romantically illuminated Speicherstadt. Regardless, you will experience the most beautiful evening views of the Port of Hamburg from the water.
Our captains accompany the cruise with exciting and entertaining explanations around the port.
Ideal for those who want to experience Hamburg in the evening relaxed from the water.
Audio Guide App : For comments in other languages, use the "RainerAbicht" app from the Apple Store or Google Play Store, available in six languages.
Please come to St. Pauli Landing Bridges, Bridge 4. Please go down there to the water. That is where the ship lies and where you will also find the colleagues of Rainer Abicht Elbreederei.
The St. Pauli Landungsbrücken are a famous pier in the port of Hamburg and a central starting point for harbor tours. They are also a popular tourist destination with restaurants, shops and a view of the Elbe.
The Hadag ferry terminal is a central departure point for ferries in the Port of Hamburg, taking passengers to various destinations along the Elbe.
The U-boat Museum U-434 is a former Russian spy submarine in the port of Hamburg, which can now be visited as a museum.
The fish auction hall in Hamburg is a historic building on the harbor that was once used for the fish trade. Today it serves as a venue for concerts, events and the Sunday fish market.
The Elbstrand in Hamburg is a popular city beach along the Elbe, ideal for relaxing, walking and sunbathing with a view of passing ships.
The HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder is one of the most modern and automated container terminals in the world, located in the Port of Hamburg.
The Köhlbrand Bridge is a striking cable-stayed bridge in the Port of Hamburg that connects the container port over the Köhlbrand.
Blohm+Voss is a traditional shipyard in the port of Hamburg that has been building and repairing ships since 1877. It is known for building luxury yachts and maintaining cruise ships and cargo ships.
The musical The Lion King in the Port of Hamburg is a globally successful show that is performed in a special theater directly on the banks of the Elbe.
HafenCity is Hamburg's modern waterfront district, characterized by innovative architecture, cultural offerings and urban living.
The Speicherstadt in Hamburg is the largest historic warehouse complex in the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the late 19th century, it is located right on the water and consists of impressive brick buildings raised on oak piles. Today, the Speicherstadt is home to museums, galleries, cafes and shops, while its narrow canals can be explored on harbor tours. It is a landmark of the city and a symbol of its trading history.
The Elbphilharmonie is Hamburg's famous concert hall, which impresses with its striking architecture and location directly on the Elbe. It offers first-class concerts and breathtaking panoramic views from the publicly accessible plaza.
The Cap San Diego is the world’s largest navigable museum cargo ship and one of the best-known landmarks of the Port of Hamburg. Built in 1961, the ship is now a museum ship at the Überseebrücke.
The St. Michaelis Church, also called “Michel” by Hamburgers, is the most famous church in the city and one of the landmarks of Hamburg. With its striking tower, it shapes the cityscape and offers impressive views over the harbour and the city centre.
Rickmer Rickmers is a historic sailing ship and one of the most famous landmarks of the Port of Hamburg. Built in 1896, the museum ship is now docked at the landing piers and commemorates the great days of windjammers and sail freighters.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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