Snack bar at the Old Elbe Tunnel

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Are you in need of a snack before passing through the old Elbe Tunnel or taking a harbour cruise? You’re in the right place here.

According to the Hamburger Morgenpost, the snack bar at the old Elbe Tunnel in Hamburg serves the cities second-best fish sandwiches. Convince yourself whether this judgement is correct.

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