• Panoptikum - As Germany’s oldest wax museum, Panoptikum offers a unique opportunity to encounter renowned figures from history, politics, sports, and music.
• Rickmer Rickmers - The Rickmer Rickmers, a historic cargo ship, serves as a floating landmark in Hamburg. Docked at the Landungsbrücken, this museum ship provides insights into maritime trade and life on board.
• rabatzz! Indoorspielplatz - This indoor playground is a thrilling destination for both adventurous children and adults, featuring Germany’s steepest slide at 7 meters. It also offers various courses suitable for all ages and skill levels.
• Museumsschiff Cap San Diego - Embark on a well-marked tour of the world’s largest operational museum cargo ship, exploring its interior, conning bridge, impressive engine room, and shaft alley.
• Altonaer Museum - The Altonaer Museum features nine permanent exhibitions that explore the cultural and historical evolution of Hamburg and Northern Germany.
• Museum of Hamburg History - The German Port Museum at Schuppen 50A narrates the fascinating development of the Port of Hamburg through numerous exhibits and originals, showcasing over a century of material culture in cargo handling, shipping, and shipbuilding.
• Speicherstadtmuseum - The Ware House District Museum highlights the evolution of the Ware House District, delving into the history of the coffee and tea industries that thrived in its canals.
• Museum of Hamburg History - Established in 1908 and constructed between 1914 and 1922, the Museum of Hamburg’s History offers a variety of permanent exhibitions, chronicling the city’s history from the 9th century to the present.
• MARKK - Museum am Rothenbaum - The Ethnological Museum is a global culture archive, housing diverse cultural artifacts from around the world. Its permanent exhibitions feature original art and cultural works, organized by continent, with highlights including the Maori of New Zealand, Native Americans, Treasures of the Andes, Gods of Bali, and Egyptian culture.
• BallinStadt Emigration Museum Hamburg - At the BallinStadt Emigration Museum, visitors can experience the journey of those who left Europe via the Port of Hamburg over a century ago, seeking a better life. Built in 1901 on the Elbe island Veddel, it is named after Albert Ballin, the HAPAG shipping company’s managing director in the early 20th century.
• Police Museum Hamburg - Germany’s largest and most modern police museum offers visitors an immersive experience of police work, including forensic techniques and notable criminal cases in Hamburg’s 200-year police history.
• St. Michael’s Church - Known locally as “The Michel,” St. Michaelis Church is a stunning baroque-style church and one of Hamburg’s five main churches. Its 132-meter tower features an observation deck with breathtaking views of the city from 106 meters high.
• Jenischhaus - The Jenisch House showcases rotating art and cultural exhibitions within its regal halls and salons, providing a relaxing atmosphere. It also features a cozy café offering delicious cakes and a beautiful view of the Elbe River.
• St Nikolai Memorial - The St. Nikolai Memorial, now a museum, offers a fantastic view of Hamburg from its observation deck. Visitors can explore four exhibition rooms detailing the history of St. Nikolai, once Hamburg’s main church, and its role during the air raids, with its 147.5-meter tower being a key target.
• Barkassen-Meyer Touristik GmbH & Co. KG - Experience Hamburg’s stunning skyline from the water, with onboard insights into the harbor’s history.
• Alster Lakes - Embark on a journey aboard the oldest steamship on the Alster Lake, operational since 1876. The tour begins at Jungfernstieg, traversing the Inner and Outer Alster, passing elegant villas along the Harvestehuder Banks, before returning to Jungfernstieg. Note: Tours may be canceled due to technical issues.
• SchwarzLICHTviertel - This new indoor leisure activity features a creative miniature golf world with 3D effects, promising fun for the entire family.
• Reeperbahn - Choose from two guided tours of the Reeperbahn: “Lust & Vice” or “On the Trail of Drag Queen Olivia.”

• Free original harbor cruise
• Free entry to Hamburg’s most renowned museums and attractions
• 24-hour hop on hop off bus tour
• Guided walking tours of Hamburg
• Unlimited public transportation

• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Welcome to Hamburg, the lively port city in northern Germany celebrated for its rich history, culture, and dynamic atmosphere. With so much to explore, planning your itinerary can be daunting, but the Hamburg City Pass is here to help.

The Hamburg City Pass from Turbopass is the ultimate sightseeing package, offering access to the city’s top attractions, activities, and unlimited public transport. With a single pass, you can explore the city at your own pace while saving both time and money.

The pass provides free entry to over 40 of Hamburg’s most popular attractions, including St. Michaelis Church, the Panoptikum, Rickmer Rickmers ship museum, and many more. Discover Hamburg with a local guide by choosing from 3 included guided tours.

Enjoy a complimentary 24-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus tour and an original harbor cruise.

Book your pass for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 days.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.