ALLTOURS
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Speicherstadt, Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg's entire Speicherstadt district is built upon millions of oak piles, creating a hidden underwater forest that supports its historic warehouses.
Miniatur Wunderland, Hamburg, Germany
Within Miniatur Wunderland's vast miniature landscapes, over 300,000 individually programmed lights create a dynamic day-night cycle every 15 minutes, revealing hidden humorous scenes and intricate details.
Chilehaus, Hamburg, Germany
The iconic, ship-bow shape of the Chilehaus was commissioned by a wealthy nitrate merchant, reflecting his trade routes and evoking the grand sailing ships that once carried his cargo.
Krameramtsstuben, Hamburg, Germany
The Krameramtsstuben are the last surviving 17th-century courtyard houses in Hamburg, originally built to provide free, dignified housing for the widows of shopkeepers.
St. Nikolai Memorial, Hamburg, Germany
For a brief period in the late 19th century, St. Nikolai Church was the tallest building in the world, its spire now serving as a poignant memorial to the devastation of World War II.
Alter Elbtunnel, Hamburg, Germany
Opened in 1911, the Alter Elbtunnel was the first river tunnel on the European continent and still uses its original, grand car elevators to transport vehicles and pedestrians underground.
Große Freiheit, Hamburg, Germany
The Große Freiheit, a vibrant side street off the Reeperbahn, earned its name ('Great Freedom') centuries ago as a place where non-Lutherans could practice their religion freely, long before it became the cradle of The Beatles' career.
Elbphilharmonie Plaza, Hamburg, Germany
The public Plaza of the Elbphilharmonie, known as 'The Wave,' is built 37 meters (121 feet) above ground, offering a unique 360-degree panoramic view of Hamburg's harbor and city from within its stunning architecture.
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