Hamburg: City Pass with 40+ Attractions & public transport

Germany's oldest wax museum is the perfect place to meet famous people from the worlds of history, politics, sport and music.

The cargo ship Rickmer Rickmers is the floating landmark of Hamburg. The Rickmer Rickmers lies as a museum ship at the Landungsbrücken and shows the trade and life on board.

This indoor playground is not only fun for courageous kids on high rope courses, but for adults, too! Challenge yourself on the steepest slide in Germany (standing at 7 meters)! Other areas are also included in this playground, where both small children and adults can find a challenging course that fits their abilities.

A well-signposted tour of the museum with a lot of information guides you through the interior of the world’s largest and roadworthy museum cargo ship. Enjoy an incredible journey through the interior of the ship, the conning bridge, the impressive engine room and down the shaft alley.

The Altonaer Museum consists of nine permanent exhibitions that present the cultural and historical development of Hamburg and Northern Germany.

The German Port Museum Location Schuppen 50A tells the story of the exciting development of the Port of Hamburg on the basis of numerous exhibits and originals. In various permanent exhibitions, the story of the development of the Port of Hamburg is told. On the basis of many exhibits, some of which can also be visited from inside, more than 100 years of material culture from cargo handling, shipping and shipbuilding are introduced to young and old.

The Ware House District Museum is dedicated to showcasing the development of the Ware House District. You will experience the history of the Ware House District and learn about the history of the coffee and tea industry, which prospered in the canals of the Ware House District.

The Museum of Hamburg's History, a museum to illustrate the history of Hamburg, was founded in 1908 and constructed from 1914 to 1922. Today, the museum offers visitors a variety of permanent exhibitions such as a tour that presents the history of Hamburg from the 9th century to today.

The Ethnological Museum is a world-culture archive that houses pieces of culture from all over the world in one collection. The permanent exhibitions present a variety of original art and cultural works. The collections were systematically collected and are presented in the museum by continents. Interesting exhibitions include the Maori of New Zealand, the Native Americans of America, the Treasures of the Andes, the Gods of Bali, and the Culture of Egypt. The focus of each exhibit is further explained by alternating temporary exhibits.

At the BallinStadt Emigration Museum in Hamburg, you can experience up close how people left Europe via the Port of Hamburg more than 100 years ago, hoping for a better life. The BallinStadt was built in 1901 on the Elbe island Veddel and is named after its builder Albert Ballin, who was managing director of HAPAG shipping company at the beginning of the 20th century.

Visitors experience police everyday life first-hand in the largest and most modern police museum in Germany. You have the chance to get familiar with the techniques of forensics and learn more about the most spectacular criminal cases in the Hanseatic city and the 200-year old Hamburg police.

The St. Michaelis Church (simply called “The Michel” by the locals) is one of the most beautiful baroque-style churches in northern Germany and is also one of five main churches in Hamburg. This church has a 132-meter-tall tower, which has an observation deck that offers breathtaking views of Hamburg from 106 meters off the ground.

In the Jenisch House, you can admire alternatingly displayed art and cultural exhibitions. The royal halls and salons of this house provide a special ambience that invites visitors to relax and enjoy their time in the museum. The Jenisch House is also home to a cozy café that serves delicious cakes and offers a beautiful view of the Elbe River.

The St. Nikolai Memorial is now a museum with an observation deck that offers visitors a fantastic view of Hamburg. While perusing through four exhibition rooms, you will be able to learn about the history of St. Nikolai, which was once the main church in Hamburg. Each room has its own theme and presents different stages of the air raid that occurred in Hamburg. The St. Nikolai church played a crucial role during this air raid due to having a 147.5-meter-tall tower, which became the main target of the airstrikes in the Hanseatic city.

You can see Hamburg’s breathtaking skyline from a whole new perspective—from the water! Once you are on board, you will get interesting insider information about the harbor.

Get on board on the oldest steamship in the Alster Lake (operational since 1876)! This tour starts at Jungfernstieg and journeys through the Inner Alster, under the Lombardsbrücke, and into the Outer Alster. Here you will cruise past elegant villas along the Harvestehuder Banks on your way back to Jungfernstieg. Warning: Due to technical difficulties, tours can be cancelled.

The new indoor leisure activity in the black light attracts with an imaginative miniature golf world, which presents a special challenge with 3D effects. promises fun for the whole family.

Join one of the two Repperbahn guided tours: "Lust & Vice" or "On the trail of Drag Queen Olivia"