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Book the Hamburg Dungeon, Panoptikum and the City's Top Sights

Panoptikum Wax Museum in Hamburg

From 10.26 €

Museum Ship RICKMER RICKMERS

From 7.56 €

Hamburg Dungeon: Admission & Guided Tour

From 23.76 €

Premium Elphi Plaza Tour with Franzbrötchen and Coffee

From 32.70 €

Hamburg: Speicherstadt, HafenCity &, Elbphilharmonie Guided Tour

From 27.00 €

Elphi Plaza - Guided Tour with Störtebeker Beer

From 31.61 €

Looking for something a little different? Relive 600 years of Hamburg's darkest history with live actors at the Hamburg Dungeon, pose with the stars at the Panoptikum, step aboard a 19th-century windjammer or ride up to the Elbphilharmonie Plaza for views over the harbour – Hamburg's top attractions are packed with stories and surprises.

Which Attraction is Best For You?

Hamburg Dungeon

Travel through 600 years of Hamburg's eerie past with live actors, spooky sets, a labyrinth and plenty of dark humour – guided in English and German. Ages 10+.

Wax figures at the Panoptikum in Hamburg

Panoptikum Wax Museum

Germany's oldest wax museum on St. Pauli, with more than 120 lifelike figures of stars, royals and Hamburg legends – and a Chamber of Horrors.

Museum Ship Rickmer Rickmers

Climb aboard a three-masted windjammer from 1896 at the Landungsbrücken, explore life at sea and enjoy harbour views from deck. Open daily.

Elbphilharmonie Plaza

Ride the famous curved escalator up to the Plaza of Hamburg's landmark concert hall for sweeping views over the harbour and city – with a guide and a Störtebeker beer to finish (18+).

Red-brick warehouses and canals in Hamburg's Speicherstadt

Speicherstadt and HafenCity

Walk through the UNESCO-listed warehouse district and modern HafenCity with a guide, all the way to the Elbphilharmonie.

Good to Know Before You Go

The Hamburg Dungeon is for ages 10 and up, and under-18s must be accompanied by an adult. It isn't recommended for anyone of a nervous disposition.

Plan your evening: the Panoptikum stays open until 10 PM on Saturdays, while the Hamburg Dungeon and Rickmer Rickmers close in the late afternoon.

Elbphilharmonie Plaza tours don't include the concert halls, and access to the Plaza can occasionally be restricted for security reasons.

Rickmer Rickmers is a historic ship with steep, narrow stairways, so access is limited for wheelchairs and prams.

Dogs on a short leash are welcome at the Panoptikum.

FAQs

Which attractions can I book on this page?

The Hamburg Dungeon, the Panoptikum wax museum, the museum ship Rickmer Rickmers, and guided tours to the Elbphilharmonie Plaza and through the Speicherstadt and HafenCity.

Is the Hamburg Dungeon suitable for children?

It's for ages 10 and up, and under-18s must be accompanied by an adult. The live shows mix scares with humour, but they aren't recommended for anyone of a nervous disposition.

Is the Hamburg Dungeon in English?

Yes – the live-guided tour is presented in English and German.

Which attractions are good for families?

The Panoptikum and Rickmer Rickmers are great for all ages. The Hamburg Dungeon works well for families with children aged 10 and over.

Which attractions are open in the evening?

The Panoptikum is open until 8 PM on most days and until 10 PM on Saturdays. The Hamburg Dungeon and Rickmer Rickmers close in the late afternoon.

Can I visit the Elbphilharmonie without a concert ticket?

Yes – the Plaza is the building's public viewing platform, and our guided Plaza tours take you up with priority access. Entry to the concert halls isn't included.

This website sells official tickets for this venue. Please note, however, that it is not the official website of the venue.

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