Hausverbot

The bar in St. Pauli

The Bar Hausverbot is all about RocknRoll: from hard rock to punk to metal, every genre is catered for.

The Hausverbot is always open on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 pm to 3 am. The cosy bar not far from Hans-Albers-Platz invites you to enjoy a drink or two. There are plenty of drinks to choose from and if there is nothing suitable, the cocktail is mixed individually. One of the bar's own creations is the ginger shot, which you should try at least once.

More on this subject

Spielbudenplatz bei Nacht mit beleuchteten Fassaden, Food-Ständen und leuchtender Straßenkunst in Blau und Gelb — © ThisIsJulia Photography

CITY AREA PORTRAIT St. Pauli, the Harbour & the Reeperbahn

At Hamburg’s city coast, the Elbe and the harbour, you can just sit down and watch as ships, ferries and tugs pass by and enjoy the strong sea breeze. A few hundred meters away you can experience Hamburg’s world-famous “sinful mile” – the Reeperbahn.

St. Pauli, the Harbour & the Reeperbahn

THIS MIGHT INTEREST YOU AS WELL Further recommendations

Drinks and cigars The rabbithole bar

At ‘The Rabbithole’, extraordinary cocktails are prepared with home-made ingredients that make the bar unique. The bar uses freshly squeezed juices, its own syrups and liqueurs as well as infused spirits.

The rabbithole bar

Jazz for connoisseurs Birdland Hamburg

Musically sophisticated and extraordinary - this is how the Birdland Hamburg Jazz Club presents itself in Gärtnerstraße.

Birdland Hamburg

Cocktails with a breathtaking view of the harbour Skyline Bar 20up

The Skyline Bar 20up invites you high above the city for a drink with a view!

Skyline Bar 20up

Top customer reviews

No reviews available.

Search

Start search

Languages

Google translator for other languages

By using Google Translate, you consent to the processing of your data in accordance with the provisions of our privacy policy. You can find more information on this in our data protection declaration.

Please note that this is an automatic translation.
For better information, you can always switch to the German or English version