Great thing! We were 5 days in Hamburg on the road and found it totally relaxed, with the City Pass in the bag to explore the city. The big harbor cruise was very impressive and interesting for us. It was also very convenient, as desired to drive with all public transport criss-cross through Hamburg. Some partners from the Hamburg City Pass had some difficulty scanning the QR code. Otherwise everything was ok.
The turbopass made my visit to Hamburg (with pupils from my school) really straightforward. Some of the attractions on the card aren't necessarily top of the list of those to visit in my view, but the ticket on the HVV transport, red bus tour and Dungeon entrance were useful. The best thing was being able to do something good when I suddenly had a couple of hours free, such as the car prototype museum. I will use the city pass again.
Hi, We drove spontaneously to Hamburg without having booked anything. In the evening we had picked from the flyer offer from the front desk a few flyers and then studied. Among other things, the Hamburg City Pass was there, we read through it and thought at first, oh for 3 days a lot of money, but then bought it and it was a very good decision, all lanes and buses free + many in the price Included museums, shows, boat trips, sightseeing, etc. Thus, we had the first day 2/3 of the price already used, without even a further payment.
Could use the offers for Hamburg well, it went quickly to the highlights, all partners were very friendly and accepted the Turbo Pass gladly. We were very happy, gladly again.
The Turbo Pass Hamburg was just great. It is all important and you do not have to pay extra, etc. Or take care of tickets. Highly recommended is the Kiez tour
We had the City Pass in Hamburg (2 adults and 2 children) and everything worked smoothly. The main sights or attractions were all included. The settlement on site very uncomplicated and also the public transport included was great. In addition, one also visits things that one would not necessarily do otherwise and then is often very excited about exactly these things. Immediately again!
I booked the Turbo Pass for the second time for my HH visit and was very satisfied again. Everything worked really well, no matter if booking the Reeperbahn tour, the free travel on public transport, or the free entries. You save a lot of time and money if you want to see and experience a lot.
A lot of time and money saved thanks to Turbo Pass. Recommended for those who are willing to spend a lot of time on one, two, ... day (s).
The Turbo Pass is perfect for those who want to see a lot. You can save a lot of money and even dungeon time! You have to queue to get the ticket, but then you can go in to the next possible entry. Through the pass, it was possible for me to see harbor tour, Hop on Hop off and Alster ride Hsmburg from different angles and have learned a lot.
We got to know and love Hamburg!
It was my first visit to Hamburg and certainly not my last. What a city! I do not know if it is still a secret, but if you really want to eat Italian, then here: Mimo's Trattoria Italia in Seilerstrasse 59 on St.Pauli
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Super helpful and worthwhile!
My expectations were far exceeded, no matter where we went, friendly people who were happy to be traveling with the City Pass. Gigantic is the view from the "Michel" over the whole city. The Nicolai Church a memorial for all hopefully that such a thing must never happen again and the inland and Außenalster a gigantic experience in the sunshine. The Elbphilharmonie viewed from the water even more fantastic, than from the countryside.
I started my travel from Groningen, the Netherlands 4am in the morning and arrived at Hamburg central bus station around 8am. I knew I wanted to check out the morning scene from one of the churches so I took the bus straight to St. Michaels. It was an awesome place. The interior of the church was designed beautifully and very well maintained. It was a visit on Saturday morning so there wasn't any congregation when it opened. The beautiful music of the pipe organs (4 of them) were lovely. Don't forget to install the St Michaels mobile application that gives you insightful information. I didn't walk up the stairs to the bell tower but if you have the energy you should definitely try! The elevator takes only 10~20 seconds. The view is incredible in the morning and I still remember how lovely the city is built around the harbour. I had to pay a few more euros to take a look at the crypt in the basement. If you're interested in how the church was used basically as a cemetery and how the funds for public cemetery was used for building the church up the visit down stairs would be worth it. Afterwards I wanted to check out the haunted house (approximately ~20 minute south east of the church) but the english version starts at 10:00 am. Try to visit the church in 45 minutes (I think it opens at 9:00am) and then take an uber or bus to the haunted house for the English version. I didn't get to do most of the tours as they require a 24 hour prior reservation. PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS AFTER PURCHASING THE CITY PASS 24 HOURS PRIOR TO THE EVENT YOU WANT TO GO TO. I then visited the philharmonic building, which was beautiful but was filled with too many people. The view from the philharmonic building is great also and offers a closer view of the harbour compared to the bell tower view from the churches. Afterwards I did the harbour tour. Well worth the 1:00 hour explanation of the evolution of Hamburg mostly regarding the harbour area in addition to explanation of shipyards and the businesses related to the harbour. Lastly, I spent my time in the maritime museum. The museum is huge and provides so much information regarding everything about everything related to maritime things. I will definitely visit the museum again. I didn't get to try any original Hamburg cuisine but would be interested the next time I get a 2 or 3 day pass. Hope this was useful! Have fun!