Inaugurated in 2017, the Elbphilharmonie concert venue has quickly become one of Hamburg's most famous landmarks. On this tour, you'll learn how a historical brick warehouse was topped with a new glass structure and a magnificent curved roof. Your guide will also share stories about the challenges during the ten-year-long construction period of the building.
You'll join your guide outside and continue towards the plaza located between the two parts of the building. After a long escalator ride, you'll receive priority access to the viewing platform. At the height of 37 metres above ground, you can take in 360-degree views over the city and its harbour.
You'll round up the experience at the on-site Störtebeker restaurant with a local snack and a cup of coffee. There, you'll get to taste a traditional Franzbrötchen – a sweet treat filled with cinnamon.
Neden ziyaret etmelisiniz?
- Panoramic city views from the plaza observation deck
- Background information about the building's architecture
- Chance to try a local snack with coffee
Neler dahil?
- Admission
- Guide services
- Snack and coffee
Neler dahil değil?
- Concert halls access
Rehberin konuştuğu diller
İlave bilgiler
Please note that a minimum number of four participants is required for this tour to go ahead. If this requirement is not met, the tour can be cancelled and you will either be provided with an alternative date, an alternative tour option or a refund.
Please note that the concert halls will not be visited on this tour. You will get the opportunity to visit the Elbphilharmonie Plaza on this tour without having to wait in line. The Elbphilharmonie reserves the right not to grant access to the Plaza in rare and special cases (mainly for security reasons). In this case, you will receive a partial refund.
Lütfen turistik noktaya giderken biletinizi yanınıza alın.
Operatörler, öngörülemeyen nedenlerden ötürü iptal gerçekleştirebilirler.
Rezervasyon yapmak için en az 18 yaşında olmalısınız ya da size bir yetişkin refakat etmeli.
Operatör Adventure World Tours