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38 | hamburgmuseum
Hamburg‘s rise to its status as
North German metropolis: exhibit
focuses on the importance
of the emigration port and the
development of shipping and
Photo: hamburgmuseum, Andreas Borowski
Maritime attractions
trade. Another highlight is the
first colour film shot in the harbour.
Holstenwall 24, Tues-Sat 10 a m –
5 p m, Sun 10 a m – 6 p m
U3 | ST PAULI
BUS 112 | HAMBURGMUSEUM
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88 | Harbour Museum
Hamburg (Museum of Work)
Experience the harbour handson:
an extensive collection focusing
on shipbuilding and cargo
handling. Harbour experts
present their work and make
the port come alive, focusing
on cargo handling in bygone
days and how steam engines
work. ➤ p 23
Australiastrasse, Easter through late
october, Tues-Sun 10 a m – 6 p m
MCL | HARBoUR MUSEUM HAM-
BURG; S3, S31 | VEDDEL (about 15
min walk from there or take BUS 256)
79 | International Maritime
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Museum Hamburg
The International Maritime
Museum Hamburg recently
opened in the historic quayside
warehouse Kaispeicher B.
Every thing from model ships
and pirate flags to antique weapons
are on display. ➤ p 6
Koreastrasse, Tues-Sun 10 a m –
6 p m, Thurs 10 a m – 8 p m
U1 | MESSBERG
BUS 3, 4, 6 | MAGELLAn TERRACES
14 | Museum Harbour Övelgönne
This free outdoor museum is a
great attraction for ship aficionados
with its collection of overhauled
steam tugboats, barges,
icebreakers and a lightship.
FERRY LInE 62 | nEUMÜHLEn
BUS 112 | nEUMÜHLEn
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39 | RICKMER RICKMERS
Since its launch in Bremerhaven
in 1896, this floating landmark
sailed as an East Indies trader
and Cape Horn circumnavigator
and is symbolic of the great
windjammer era. The threemaster,
designed as a cargo
sailing ship, measures 97 metres
from prow to stern, and attracts
visitors from all over the
world. Travelling maritime exhibits
below deck. ➤ p 10
open daily from 10 a m – 6 p m
S1, S3, U3 | LAnDUnGSBRÜCKEn
44 | SCHAARHÖRN
This elegant twin­screw sounding
ship, launched in 1908,
served as the official state yacht
for Hamburg senators. Since
1990, the vessel has been back
in Hamburg and restored to its
original design. The Schaarhörn
is available for charter from May
to October.
www.stiftung-hamburg-maritim.de
90 | Shed 52 | Floating Cranes
Even with the dawn of the container
age, floating cranes are
essential to port business. Two
historic heavy­lift cranes from
the 1940s and 1950s are still
employed for loading heavy­duty
cargo, such as locomotives
or large machine parts.
Australiastrasse
MCL | HARBoUR MUSEUM HAM-
BURG; S3, S31 | VEDDEL (take BUS
256 from there)
67 | Störtebeker Memorial
The bronze statue by artist
Hansjörg Wagner commemorates
the infamous pirate Klaus
Störtebeker, who together with
his buddies, the Likedeelers,
was convicted and beheaded
at Grasbrook in 1401.
BUS 3, 4, 6 | MARCo PoLo TERRACES
85 | Submarine Museum U­434
The U­434 was one of the Soviet
Navy‘s largest non­nuclear
submarines, weighing 3,000
tonnes and built in 1976. Following
its complete decommissioning
it was hauled to Hamburg
from Murmansk, refitted and
converted into a museum ship.
Versmannstrasse 24
Daily 10 a m – 6 p m,
April-Sept Fri-Sun 9 a m – 7 p m
U1 | MESSBERG
BUS 3, 4, 6 | MARCo PoLo TERRACES
(a 20 min walk from there)
28 29
Tip
54 | Traditional Ship Harbour
Up to 20 beautifully restored
and seaworthy historic sailing
ships and steamships can moor
at the Traditional Ship Harbour
pontoons, which are accessible
from three bridges. The classic
sailing yacht Artemis and the
pilot schooner ELBE 5, for example,
have appropriate berths
here. Hamburg’s most beautiful
water site in the historic Sandtorhafen
invites visitors to a
close­up look round the clock.
69 | HafenCity Playground
The Treasure Island theme playground
at the foot of the View­
Point and in the immediate vi­
The Traditional Ship Harbour brings a
nostalgic note to the HafenCity.
cinity of the Grasbrookhafen
invites junior pirates to come
have a great time.
BUS 3, 4, 6 | MAGELLAn TERRACES