Hamburg Harbour Cruises Tickets

Browse through our collection of Hamburg Harbour Cruises to enjoy city sightseeing, live entertainment on board, and delicious meals at discounted prices!

Boat tour through Hamburg's historic warehouse district with red brick buildings.

Elbphilharmonie and Speicherstadt buildings along Hamburg harbor.

Tourist enjoying a boat ride on Hamburg's Elbe River during a harbor tour.

Hamburg harbor view with historic clock tower and bustling waterfront.

Man with audio guide at Hamburg harbor with docked ship in background.

Tour boat cruising through Hamburg harbor with city skyline in background.

Tour boat under Köhlbrand Bridge in Hamburg harbor.

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Immerse in Hamburg's maritime charisma on a 1.5-hour harbor cruise, departing from the historical Überseebrücke with an audio guide.
Cruise past the vibrant Altona Fish Market Hall, Hafen City, Tugboat Bridges, Elbe Beach among others.
Navigate the world's largest warehouse district, Speicherstadt, boasting intricate architecture resting on wooden piles.
Enjoy the flexibility of disembarking at Elbphilharmonie, one of Hamburg's tallest buildings-cum-concert hall, or returning to the original starting point.
Did you know? The Speicherstadt, built between 1885 and 1927, is the world's largest warehouse complex on timber-pile foundations and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Immerse in Hamburg's maritime charisma on a 1.5-hour harbor cruise, departing from the historical Überseebrücke with an audio guide.
Cruise past the vibrant Altona Fish Market Hall, Hafen City, Tugboat Bridges, Elbe Beach among others.
Navigate the world's largest warehouse district, Speicherstadt, boasting intricate architecture resting on wooden piles.
Enjoy the flexibility of disembarking at Elbphilharmonie, one of Hamburg's tallest buildings-cum-concert hall, or returning to the original starting point.
Did you know? The Speicherstadt, built between 1885 and 1927, is the world's largest warehouse complex on timber-pile foundations and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.