A ship's propeller on Mattentwiete

It seems like a stray ship had lost it: You can find a big, golden ship's propeller on Mattentwiete. From here, it is just a small walk to Speicherstadt and Miniatur Wunderland.

It seems like a stray ship had lost it: You can find a big, golden ship's propeller on Mattentwiete. From here, it is just a small walk to Speicherstadt and Miniatur Wunderland.

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Abendstimmung in der Hamburger Speicherstadt mit Blick auf Kanal, historische Gebäude und Kirchturm
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CITY AREA PORTRAIT HafenCity & Speicherstadt

The world’s largest warehouse complex and UNSESCO World Heritage. On the other side, towards the banks of the Elbe, the modern, ever-growing architecture of the new harbour district HafenCity. Also, you can enjoy the view of the harbour from nearly everywhere.

HafenCity & Speicherstadt

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Inner Alster
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In addition to the harbour, the Alster forms the maritime face of the city of Hamburg. The Alster, divided in to Binnenalster and Außenalster by the Lombardsbrücke, is a meeting point and attraction for tourists and Hamburgers alike.

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Maritime flair in the HafenCity. Magellan-Terraces

In front of the Bankhaus Wölbern building take the steps down to the MAGELLAN-TERRACES.

Magellan-Terraces
Cap San Diego
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A piece of the hamburg harbour panorama Cap San Diego

The white swan of the South Atlantic: The ‘Cap San Diego’ was built in 1961 as a cargo ship for the Hamburg-Süd shipping company and sailed primarily to South America until 1981. She is now moored as a museum ship at the Überseebrücke and brings Hamburg's maritime history to life.

Cap San Diego

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