• Hamburg - Hamburg ranks as Germany’s second-largest city. Known as a Hanseatic city, it has been a hub for trade for centuries, contributing to its enduring prosperity. The city beautifully blends historic architecture with modern designs. Hamburg is gaining popularity as a travel destination, thanks to its accessibility and welcoming atmosphere. The city is lush with greenery and offers a variety of restaurants and bars.
• Hamburg Town Hall - The Hamburger Rathaus serves as the seat of the Hamburgische Bürgerschaft, the parliament of the German state of Hamburg. It is situated at the Rathausmarkt in the heart of Hamburg’s inner city in the Altstadt.
• Alster - The Alster River flows into Hamburg’s historic center, creating two lakes: the Binnenalster and the Aussenalster.
• Rathausmarkt - Rathausmarkt is Hamburg’s main square, located in the Altstadt district, directly in front of the Hamburg Rathaus.
• Jungfernstieg - Jungfernstieg is a prominent urban promenade in Hamburg, Germany, serving as the city’s main boulevard.
• Reeperbahn - The Reeperbahn is a 930-meter-long street in Hamburg’s St. Pauli district, stretching from Nobis Gate to Millern Gate. It is a vibrant nightlife area with numerous music clubs, cafes, discotheques, and entertainment venues.
• Domkirche St. Marien - This is the first Catholic church built in Hamburg since the Reformation, which banned public masses in 1529. It is the second Catholic church after St. Ansgarius Church.
• Trostbrucke - The Trostbrücke features two statues: Ansgar, a former bishop of Hamburg, and Adolf III, who reigned in the 12th and early 13th centuries.
• Gansemarkt - Geese Market is a public square located in Hamburg’s Neustadt quarter.
• St. Petri Kirche - St.-Petri-Kirche is one of Hamburg’s five main churches, dedicated to the apostle and martyr Peter.
• Hauptkirche St. Katharinen - St. Catherine’s Church is one of Hamburg’s five principal churches. The main part of its tower dates back to the 13th century and, along with the Neuwerk Lighthouse, is one of Hamburg’s oldest structures.
• Leuchtturm Neuwerk - The Great Tower Neuwerk is the most significant building on the island of Neuwerk, part of Hamburg. Completed in 1310, it is one of the world’s oldest lighthouses still standing.
• Speicherstadt - Hamburg’s Speicherstadt is a warehouse complex built between 1883 and 1927 on islands in the Elbe riverbed.
• St. Michael’s Church - Constructed between 1647 and 1669, St. Michael’s Church was completely destroyed by lightning on March 10, 1750. It was rebuilt under the guidance of architects Sonnin and Prey.
• Hamburger Borse - The Hamburg Stock Exchange, established in 1558, is Germany’s oldest stock exchange, located in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
• Colonnaden - This street, now mostly a pedestrian zone, forms a diagonal intersection from Jungfernstieg boulevard to Esplanade/Stephansplatz. It has a rich history and was once known as a “Prachtmeile.”

• A great online game and city walk in one
• Online App to play the game on your phone

• Use of smartphone and data

Experience Hamburg in a singular and cost-effective manner with our self-guided tour via our digital App. Engage in a lively, family-friendly contest, answer queries about various sites, and carry out scavenger hunt tasks - all using your mobile device. Simply log in to our complimentary city game app and immerse yourself in the urban landscape.

We don’t just give you another ‘dull’ guide, you make the rules of when to begin, take a break, or finish the tour. Utilize GPS to locate prime squares, lanes, and landmarks. Acquire remarkable insights about the city. Explore Hamburg with our distinctive city game app.

Instructions for initiating the tour will be provided post-booking. You’re free to embark on this tour at your leisure.

Ideal for larger groups, this city game adds a fun twist to sightseeing.

• User friendly for the hearing impaired

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