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Hotels with a riverside View
Tel +49 40 300 51 300 or online: www.hamburg-tourism.de
Louis C. Jacob
High above the Elbe style and
tradition merge to create excel­
lence in taste. Famous for the
historic linden­tree terrace.
Elbchaussee 401-403, nienstedten
Empire Riverside Hotel
An exclusive hotel for refined individual
taste or meeting with a
grand view of the Elbe and the
Port of Hamburg.
Bernhard-nocht-Strasse 97, St Pauli
Hotel Hafen Hamburg
HIgh above St Pauli Landungsbrücken
this hotel represents
harmony in tradition and modernity.
Seewartenstrasse 9, St Pauli
Holiday Inn Hamburg
Comfortable 4­star hotel located
directly at the Elbe Bridges
and an ideal location for all the
sightseeing highlights in the
Hanseatic City!
Billwerder neuer Deich 14,
Rothenburgsort
Stella Maris
Centrally located in the bustling
Portuguese district. Harbour
flair, numerous small taverns
and casual restaurants.
Reimarusstrasse 12, St Pauli
Seemannsheim
The Sailors’ Mission offers a
reasonable overnight accommodation
not restricted to sailors
alone. It even has a Sailors‘
Club.
Grosse Elbstrasse 132, Altona
Tel +49 40 - 306 22-0
Spend the night on a ship
Can’t get much more maritime
than this. Spend the night on
the water and let the waves
rock you to sleep! All possible
on the following ships in the
Port of Hamburg:
Das Feuerschiff – The Lightship
Vorsetzen, St Pauli
www.das-feuerschiff.de
CAP SAN DIEGO
Überseebrücke 1, St Pauli
www.cap-san-diego.de
Visualization: Toni Yli-Suvanto Photo: Hotel Louis C. Jacob Hotel tips from the local Hamburg experts. Hotel bookings at
Youth hostel on the Stintfang
Modern, tasteful, central and
a splendid view of Landungsbrücken.
Alfred-Wegener-Weg 5, St Pauli
Tel +49 40 - 31 34 88
The Hamburg Port Book
What‘s a “Tallyman“, what does
a “Lasher“ do? How many bottles
of beer actually fit in a container?
How long does it take to
discharge a container ship? And
what happens with the millions
of “fake“ sport shoes that land
in Hamburg from China? This
book supplies the answers in a
spirited and detailed account of
the port. (English)
Junius Verlag
ISBn 978-3-88506-598-2
Hamburger Hafenmeile
(The Hamburg Harbour Mile)
Harbourfest and cruise ships,
Elbe flair and huge container
ships, modern architecture
and historic buildings, an eventful
past and future visions turning
into reality. This coffee­table
book is every bit as diverse
as the Port of Hamburg itself.
(German)
Verlag Koehler/Mittler
ISBn 978-378220-979-3
For shorebirds and Bookworms
Der Hamburger Hafen
(The Port of Hamburg)
Ships, cranes, containers, shipyards,
sheds and warehouses
– the unforgettable atmosphere
of the Port of Hamburg
presented in fascinating photos
by Michael Pasdzior and a wellwritten
text on the world port,
then and now, by Svante Domizlaff.
(German)
Edition Maritim
ISBn 978-3-89225-552-0
Shipspotting
Nowhere else in the world do
ocean­going vessels sail as
far inland as in Hamburg. Thomas
Kunadt knows every tanker,
freighter and luxury yacht
that passes the shores of the
Elbe River. For over 10 years
he has registered and photographed
every ship that comes
into Hamburg. The book for ship
lovers! (English)
Murmann Verlag
ISBn 978-3-86774-032-6
our reading suggestions make a wonderful addition to your stay in Hamburg.
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