Explore Hamburg's UNESCO-listed Speicherstadt, a stunning warehouse district that played a key role in the city's spice and coffee trade. This engaging walking tour takes you through red-brick warehouses and scenic canals, revealing the rich history and architecture of this unique area. With a knowledgeable guide, visit highlights like the Zollmuseum, Spice Museum, and the iconic Elbphilharmonie, while hearing fascinating stories about Hamburg's maritime past. Ideal for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers, this 2-hour tour is capped at 15 participants for a personalized experience. Wear sturdy shoes for navigating cobblestones and uneven surfaces.
Please look for the red umbrellas outside the Chocoversum museum. The nearest subway station is the U1 Messberg. Please allow 15-minutes for checkin.
The tour will end directly in front of the Elbphilharmonie. Guests will then have the opportunity to enter inside and visit the Plaza on their own.
The Chilehaus in Hamburg, built in 1924, is a striking example of Brick Expressionism. Its sharp, ship-like form symbolizes Hamburg’s trade connections, especially with Chile. Today, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an architectural icon of the city.
The Sprinkenhof in Hamburg, completed in the 1930s, is a landmark of Brick Expressionism. Known for its decorative façades with geometric motifs, it was once the largest office complex in Europe and remains a key part of Hamburg’s Kontorhaus District.
The Wasserschloss in Hamburg’s Speicherstadt is a former warehouse surrounded by canals. Built around 1905, it now houses a tea shop and restaurant, offering one of the most picturesque and iconic views in the historic warehouse district.
The Fleetschlösschen in Hamburg’s Speicherstadt is a charming red-brick house built in 1885 as a customs and control station. Today, it’s a cozy café and restaurant, popular for its canal-side setting and historic atmosphere.
The Kaffeeburg in Hamburg’s Speicherstadt, once a warehouse for coffee beans, now blends history with hospitality. Its warm brick architecture and inviting café make it perfect for our quick coffee stop while exploring the district.
The Zollmuseum in Hamburg, located in the historic Speicherstadt, showcases the city’s customs and trade history. Visitors can explore exhibitions on import, export, and maritime commerce, offering a fascinating glimpse into Hamburg’s economic past.
The Kesselhaus in Hamburg’s Speicherstadt, originally a steam-powered boiler house, now impresses with its red-brick architecture and industrial charm. Visitors can admire its historic machinery and unique design while exploring the warehouse district.
The Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, opened in 2017, is a modern architectural marvel. Its wave-like glass structure sits atop a historic warehouse, housing concert halls with world-class acoustics and offering panoramic views of the Elbe River.
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