• Kehrwiederspitze - A critical exploration of the founding history of Hamburg’s port.
• Elbphilharmonie - A concise history of the Imperial Store, coffee warehouse, and concert hall.
• Sandtorhafen/Traditionsschiffhafen - An examination of Hamburg’s port development during the industrial era.
• Magellan-Terrassen - A tribute to the carpet merchants of the Speicherstadt.
• Kibbelstegbrucke - An initial exploration of the stunning brick gorges.
  Following this, the process of how goods were transferred from cargo ships to stores will be explained.
• Ehemalige Kaffeebörse - The former epicenter of Hamburg’s coffee trade.
• Fleetschlösschen by Daniel Wischer - Small yet significant, having hosted emperors and filmmakers alike.
• Kornhausbruecke - The founding history and conclusion of the Hamburg Free Port.
• Poggenmühlen Bridge - A fortress for Hamburg’s dock workers, offering the most beautiful view in Hamburg’s Speicherstadt, marking both farewell and goodbye.

• Guided tour of the Speicherstadt

• Gratuities

The journey through Hamburg’s Speicherstadt begins at the origin and early development of Hamburg’s harbor.

Explore the founding charter of the port, uncovering some intriguing contradictions.

The tour then proceeds to the Elbphilharmonie, where the rich history of the square it occupies is admired.

Observe the transformation of the port during the 19th-century industrialization and the revolutionary changes in goods trade in the 20th century.

Delve into the Speicherstadt, with its red brick canyons, and learn about the history of its workers and employers. Discover the connection between Westphalia and Hamburg, and why workers resided in a castle.

Learn about the roles of shoe pushers, ewer guides, winch guards, and coffee readers, and understand the presence of coffee barons and Persians in Hamburg.

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