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Premium Tour of Elbphilharmonie With Franzbrötchen and Coffee

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Visit one of the most famous concert halls in the world with an expert tour guide and learn more about its fascinating construction.

Highlights

After meeting your guide, take the longest curved escalator in the world, the Tube, and head to the 8th floor of the Elbphilharmonie which is where the Plaza is located.
Saunter about, noticing architectural details you might never have noticed before as your certified guide tells you facts and interesting details about the building of the Elbphilharmonie.
Take in views of all of Hamburg, the harbor, and, of course, the Elbe!
Make your way to the Störtebeker Restaurant on the 6th floor and munch on franzbrötchen as you sip on a hot cup of coffee to round off your visit.

Inclusions

1 hour guided walking tour
German tour guide certified by the Elbphilharmonie
Priority admission and tube ride to the Elbphilharmonie Plaza
1 Franzbrötchen
1 coffee

Exclusions

Tour of the Concert Halls

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Your Experience

Take the curved escalator and get to the Elbphilharmonie Plaza

Meet your guide at the meeting point and then ride the Tube to the roof of the Elbphilharmonie. Walk through the indoor and the outdoor plaza, admiring the architecture and the intricate detail that's been used in the construction. Look out at the city of Hamburg and take in the impressive views of the harbor and the docks, not to mention the Elbe.

Learn facts and interesting details about the building of the Elbphilharmonie

Listen to your licensed guide walk you through the construction and planning phases of the Elbphilharmonie. You will also learn incredible facts like the total cost of construction, how the architects managed to design the Outer Plaza in a way that no birds would ever fly in, and what 50-ton object hangs over the stage. You will also get to see photos of the Kaiserspeicher before construction started, as well as the different uses for the interior spaces of the Elbphilharmonie. Ask as many questions as you like during the session to make the most of this experience.

Make your way to the 6th floor and enjoy some local delicacies

At the end of the tour, make your way to the 6th floor to the Störtebeker Restaurant where you will get to relax and warm up while you enjoy a steaming cup of coffee with a franzbrötchen, a rolled sugar pastry that is reminiscent of a cinnamon roll.