• Hammaburg-Platz - Welcome to the Kinderstube Hamburg
• Kontorhausviertel - Here we go on a journey of discovery through the account houses and their origins.
• Chilehaus - Let’s see the Prima Ballerina of the Kontorhausviertel under her skirt…
• Speicherstadt - We dive into the Grand Canyon of the North and discover its beautiful details.
• Fleetschlösschen by Daniel Wischer - Small but oh, Emperor and filmmakers have already been guests here.
• Kaffeemuseum Burg (Museum of Coffee) - It’s goodbye and goodbye.

• Guided tour of the Kontorhausviertel

• Gratuities

The journey through Hamburg’s history begins at Hammaburg Platz, the origin and cradle of the city, where visitors learn about the origins of Hamburg’s name.

The tour then proceeds to Hamburg’s Kontorhausviertel, once the hub of Hamburg’s merchants, showcasing its brick architecture.

Participants admire the elegance of the Kontorhäuser, likened to a prima ballerina beneath her graceful skirt.

The tour includes a critical examination of the port’s founding charter, uncovering some intriguing contradictions.

The walk continues to Speicherstadt, where visitors delve into the red brick canyons and their tales, exploring the connection between Westphalia and Hamburg, and discovering why workers resided in a castle.

The tour reveals the roles of Schutenschupser and Ewerführer, and explains the presence of coffee barons and Persians in Hamburg.

Finally, participants have the chance to conclude the tour at a coffee roaster located in a historic store.

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