St. Pauli, Landungsbrücken, & Reeperbahn Free Tour

Discover the lively and historic districts of St. Pauli, Landungsbrücken, and Reeperbahn within the vibrant city of Hamburg on this complimentary walking tour. Uncover traditional markets, delve into the infamous red-light district, and much more!

Tour Details

We will convene at Landungsbrücken Bridge number 5, a prominent waterfront location in the St. Pauli district, where the essence of Hamburg's maritime legacy is palpable. Here, we will commence our complimentary walking tour. Are you ready to explore the city’s most iconic spots?

Your journey begins at the Old Elbe Tunnel, an impressive feat of early 20th-century engineering. This tunnel links the inner city to the industrial docks and port areas on the southern bank of the Elbe River. Following this, we will visit the Fish Market, renowned as Hamburg's staple market. Engage your senses with the vibrant atmosphere filled with the sights and aromas of fresh seafood. Continuing onward, we’ll stroll through Park Fiction, a community-focused green area that reflects the artistic spirit of the city.

As we proceed with our walking tour, we will delve into the vibrant nightlife and entertainment hub known as Reeperbahn. Known locally as die sündige Meile, or "the sinful mile," this area is rich in history and excitement. Next, we'll visit Beatles-Platz, a square designed to resemble a vinyl record, adorned with silhouettes of The Beatles, celebrating their significant connection to Hamburg's musical heritage.

We will also touch upon the cultural significance of Große Freiheit, a street pivotal to the city’s artistic evolution. A quick pass by Herbertstraße will reveal a glimpse into Hamburg’s red-light district. Our tour will conclude at the historic Davidwache police station, an enduring symbol of safety in the area for over a century.

Our two-hour exploration will wrap up at this location with your knowledgeable guide. Auf Wiedersehen!

Group Size

Please be aware that this complimentary tour is limited to groups of no more than seven individuals, even if separate bookings are made.