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Find Your Way to Rickmer Rickmers

Rickmer Rickmers lies right at the St. Pauli Landungsbrücken – and with her green hull and three tall masts, she's easy to spot. Here's how to get there by U-Bahn, S-Bahn, ferry, bus, bike, car or on foot.

Where to Find Rickmer Rickmers

Museumsschiff Rickmer Rickmers
Landungsbrücken, Ponton 1a
20359 Hamburg, Germany

Best Routes

By U-Bahn: Take the U3 to Landungsbrücken – around 8 minutes from Hauptbahnhof. The ship is right in front of you as you come down to the waterfront.

By S-Bahn: The S1 and S3 also stop at Landungsbrücken. Follow the signs to the waterfront – you'll spot the ship's masts straight away.

Museum Ship RICKMER RICKMERS

Highlights

Explore a well-maintained historic sailing ship from 1896.

Discover authentic maritime stories and onboard life.

Enjoy stunning views over the Elbe River and Hamburg’s harbor.

Step through various decks to feel the seafaring atmosphere.

Ideal for history and maritime enthusiasts.

FAQs

How do I get to Rickmer Rickmers by public transport?

Take the U3 or the S1/S3 to Landungsbrücken – around 8 minutes from Hauptbahnhof on the U3. The ship is right in front of you as you come down to the waterfront.

Can I reach the ship by ferry?

Yes. HVV harbour ferries such as lines 62 and 72 stop at the Landungsbrücken, just a few steps from the ship, and regular HVV tickets are valid on board.

Is there parking nearby?

Parking near the Landungsbrücken is limited, especially at weekends and during harbour events. Paid car parks are available in St. Pauli, but public transport is usually easier.

Is the area around the ship easy to walk?

Yes. The Landungsbrücken promenade is pedestrian-friendly and runs right past the ship.

How do I find the ship once I get to Landungsbrücken?

Look for the green hull and three tall masts at Ponton 1a – she's one of the most visible landmarks on the waterfront.

Is the location accessible for visitors with limited mobility?

The promenade itself is easy to get around, but the pontoons are reached by ramps whose slope changes with the tide, and access on board is limited by the ship's steep, narrow stairways.

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