Café du Port

Authentic French flair in the middle of Hamburg can be experienced at Café du Port.

Whether it's St. Pauli or the streets of Paris – this difference becomes blurred when you relax and enjoy a freshly baked croissant or sip exquisite red wine at Café du Port. Delicious quiches, tarts, genuine French cheese and much more are on the menu, rounded off by coffee specialties.

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