
Hamburg Bus & Boat Tour
Explore the city in northern Germany from a different point of view with the Hamburg Bus & Boat Tour. Combine the road and the river as you see the city's landmarks and get a fuller picture of the city on the Elbe River!. Hamburg Bus & Boat Tour.
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Explore the city in northern Germany from a different point of view with the Hamburg Bus & Boat Tour. Combine the road and the river as you see the city's landmarks and get a fuller picture of the city on the Elbe River!
Hamburg Bus & Boat Tour
The Hamburg tourist bus route has 15 stops at important locations around the city. Once you buy your ticket, you can get on and off whenever you want.
You'll visit landmarks around the Elbe River, including the City Hall and Hafencity, a significant urban construction area. You can also explore St. Pauli, known for its association with the Beatles and its trendy atmosphere.
Important: The bus currently does not stop at Hafencity (Marco Polo Terrassen) or Gänsemarkt due to construction work.
Boat tour
Starting from the pier in St. Pauli Landungsbrücken, you'll enjoy a boat ride along the Elbe River, taking an hour to admire the metropolis with one of the most important ports in Europe.
How it works
After booking, you will receive a voucher valid for 1 year. Upon activation, you can use the bus ticket for 1 day and take a boat tour on the Elbe River.
Timetable
Tourist bus
The Hamburg tourist bus operates with different schedules based on the season:
May - September: departures every 30 minutes from 9:45 am to 4:45 pmOctober - April: departures every 60 minutes from 9:45 am to 4:45 pm
Boat tour
Boats depart at 12 pm from the Sankt Pauli pier.
Language
On board the Hamburg sightseeing bus, a German-speaking guide will accompany you with recorded commentary in English.
Prices
Included
- Unlimited use of the City Tour Through Hamburg buses for 1 day
- English audio guide and German–speaking guide on the bus
- Boat trip on the Elbe River
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility