Private Small-Group Hamburg City and Countryside Tour from Kiel or Travemünde in a Luxury Vehicle
Kiel, Germany
Trip Type: City Tours
Duration: 7 hours
Spend a full day touring the Hamburg city and countryside from the comfort of a luxury SUV with space for up to 4 people. This private tour includes snacks, drinks and door to door pickup and drop-off service from anywhere in Kiel, Travemünde or central Hamburg. Price is per vehicle.
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Spend a full day touring the Hamburg city and countryside from the comfort of a luxury SUV with space for up to 4 people. This private tour includes snacks, drinks and door to door pickup and drop-off service from anywhere in Kiel, Travemünde or central Hamburg. Price is per vehicle.Enjoy a hassle-free private tour of city of Hamburg and Country with a chauffeur and up to 4 passengers in a luxury vehicle. Your private driver will ensure you a comfortable journey and will provide you a door-to-door service or pickup and drop-off from the Cruise Terminal.
From the tales of pirates and the Hanseatic League, to WWII air raids and the Great Fire of 1842, Hamburg has a unique character within Germany. This private tour will visit many little known or unknown places around Hamburg. See Hamburg´s iconic landmark, St Michael's Church and visit Beatles-Square in Reeperbahn. Drive along the harbor front, stretching from the Speicherstadt historic warehouse complex to Hafencity, Europe’s biggest inner-city development. Some other Hamburg highlights include: The Rathaus, the majestic Town Hall, The Alster, Kontorhouses, Alter Elbtunnel, Symphony Hall, St Michael's Church: Hamburg´s iconic landmark, Museum ships, Altona fish market, Pirate Störtebeker, St Petri and St Jacobi – Hamburg’s medieval churches, Hanseatic League, Chilehaus, Trostbrücke, St Nikolai Church –WWII ruins, Deichstrasse – The origin of the Great Fire of 1842, Binnenhafen – inner harbor, The Port of Hamburg, Landungsbrücken landing stages, St. Pauli football club, Germany’s biggest red light district: Herbertstraße & Große Freiheit, Davidwache police station and Hans-Albers-Platz
Lüneburg
Pay a visit to the charming town of Lüneburg with its wobbly comic-book streets, its attractive stepped-gable facades and its magnificent Hanseatic architecture. Sights include a church with a twisted spire, buildings leaning on each other and houses with swollen ‘beer-belly’ facades. In parts it looks as if the town of Lüneburg has drunk too much of the Pilsner lager it used to brew. Of course, the city’s wobbly angles and uneven pavements have a more prosaic cause. For centuries, until 1980, Lüneburg was a salt-mining town, and as the ‘white gold’ was extracted from the earth, shifting ground and subsidence caused many buildings to tilt sideways.
Finally, visit Lübeck which has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1987. This thriving provincial city is a 12th-century gem boasting more than 1000 historical buildings and has many enchanting corners to explore. Lübeck’s picture-book appearance is an enduring reminder of its role as one of the founding cities of the mighty Hanseatic League with its moniker the ‘Queen of the Hanse’. Behind its landmark Holstentor gate, you’ll find streets lined with medieval merchants’ homes and the spired churches that form Lübeck’s so-called crown. Bidding a fond farewell to Lübeck, journey back passing other beautiful villages dotted around the gently rolling countryside before concluding your tour.
From the tales of pirates and the Hanseatic League, to WWII air raids and the Great Fire of 1842, Hamburg has a unique character within Germany. This private tour will visit many little known or unknown places around Hamburg. See Hamburg´s iconic landmark, St Michael's Church and visit Beatles-Square in Reeperbahn. Drive along the harbor front, stretching from the Speicherstadt historic warehouse complex to Hafencity, Europe’s biggest inner-city development. Some other Hamburg highlights include: The Rathaus, the majestic Town Hall, The Alster, Kontorhouses, Alter Elbtunnel, Symphony Hall, St Michael's Church: Hamburg´s iconic landmark, Museum ships, Altona fish market, Pirate Störtebeker, St Petri and St Jacobi – Hamburg’s medieval churches, Hanseatic League, Chilehaus, Trostbrücke, St Nikolai Church –WWII ruins, Deichstrasse – The origin of the Great Fire of 1842, Binnenhafen – inner harbor, The Port of Hamburg, Landungsbrücken landing stages, St. Pauli football club, Germany’s biggest red light district: Herbertstraße & Große Freiheit, Davidwache police station and Hans-Albers-Platz
Lüneburg
Pay a visit to the charming town of Lüneburg with its wobbly comic-book streets, its attractive stepped-gable facades and its magnificent Hanseatic architecture. Sights include a church with a twisted spire, buildings leaning on each other and houses with swollen ‘beer-belly’ facades. In parts it looks as if the town of Lüneburg has drunk too much of the Pilsner lager it used to brew. Of course, the city’s wobbly angles and uneven pavements have a more prosaic cause. For centuries, until 1980, Lüneburg was a salt-mining town, and as the ‘white gold’ was extracted from the earth, shifting ground and subsidence caused many buildings to tilt sideways.
Finally, visit Lübeck which has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1987. This thriving provincial city is a 12th-century gem boasting more than 1000 historical buildings and has many enchanting corners to explore. Lübeck’s picture-book appearance is an enduring reminder of its role as one of the founding cities of the mighty Hanseatic League with its moniker the ‘Queen of the Hanse’. Behind its landmark Holstentor gate, you’ll find streets lined with medieval merchants’ homes and the spired churches that form Lübeck’s so-called crown. Bidding a fond farewell to Lübeck, journey back passing other beautiful villages dotted around the gently rolling countryside before concluding your tour.
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