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Hop-on Hop-off Harbor Tour Hamburg + International Maritime Museum

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Hop-on Hop-off Harbor Tour Hamburg + International Maritime Museum

1h30min

27 €

Hop-on hop-off Harbor Tour Hamburg
Live guide
Admission to the International Maritime Museum

Audio guide at the International Maritime Museum (available on-site for an additional fee)

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Want to see Hamburg, but short on time? This 90-minute harbor tour is the answer. Stay on board for the full tour and get the lowdown on what you're looking at with the free live narration. Or hop off and explore a host of tourist attractions and city highlights yourself. Your ticket also gets you into the International Maritime Museum Hamburg, the world’s largest maritime collection!

How to get there?

St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken

Port of Hamburg , 20359

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