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Ship arrivals in Hamburg

Current ship arrivals in the port of Hamburg

Every year, cruise liners head for the port of Hamburg. These include those of the traditional British shipping company Cunard with the Queen Mary 2, Queen Elisabeth, Queen Victoria, the Mein Schiff fleet of TUI Cruises and the AIDA cruise ships. With around 810,000 passengers and over 210 calls a year, Hamburg is one of the most popular cruise ports in Europe. Also this year you can marvel at many ship arrivals. All ships moor at the cruise terminals of the Cruise Center in HafenCity, at the docking point in Altona and at Kronprinzkai in Steinwerder on the dates indicated. All information without guarantee. Subject to change without notice.

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Shipping & Cruises

Experience the metropolis on the Elbe before or after your cruise or just watch the ships. Be there live and up close when the most amazing cruise ships arrive at Hamburg's cruise terminals.

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Port of Hamburg & Environs

Europe's second largest port extends from the cruise terminal to the historic Speicherstadt and the Landungsbrücken to the modern container port.

Port of Hamburg & Environs
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