Explore on foot with a professional guide, the romanticist and gothic styles of the magnificent Speicherstadt warehouse complex and see Hamburg’s most inspiring urban development project of Hafencity. Discover contemporary architecture with a professional expert guide.
schools | university & college | music
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Architectural Walks
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String of Pearls
Designed by architects of international acclaim, discover the architectural significance of the ‘String of Pearls’. Along a six kilometre stretch of the River Elbe, wonder in the magnificence at the acclaimed ‘row’ of modern structures.
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St Michaelis Church – the Michel
Built in 1751, St. Michaelis Church is the most important baroque church in northern Germany, as well as having the largest clock face in Germany with a circumference of 24 meters. Its tower, the ‘Michel’ is 132 metres high and offers superb views of the harbour and City.
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Marco Polo Tower
Designed by Behnisch Architekten, the Marco Polo Tower stands 55 metres high and blends luxury residential accommodation with a holistic ecological building concept. Offering lashings of natural light and spectacular views of the city and harbour, the tower’s magnificent form and structure will not fail to impress.
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InfoPavilion Überseequartier
In an impressive avant-garde pavilion, discover the visualizations of the Überseequartier construction project. Wander through an exhibition space of around 170 m² and discover the future of this captivating and diverse area through a series of drawings and plans.
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Elbphilharmonie Kaispeicher A
The brainchild of architects Herzog and de Meuron, this impressive and mesmerising wave-like glass structure combines architectural elegance with the sophistication and harmony of music.
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Chilehaus
Designed by Fritz Höger for the prosperous ship owner and Chilean trader Sloman, the eastern part of this huge expressionist building resembles the prow of a ship.
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Augustinum
Once a historic cooling tower located on the bank of the River Elbe, this magnificent structure is now luxury retirement homes. A restaurant is situated at the top of the building under a huge glass dome and offers the most spectacular views.
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The Eiffel Tower
What school trip would be complete without visiting one of the most iconic structures in human history? The Eiffel Tower stands at 324 metres watching over the city of Paris. Named after its designer Gustave Eiffel and with unbeatable views, students’ educational trips will be greatly enhanced and memories made to inspire for a lifetime.
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The Skyscraper Museum
The Skyscraper museum explores the history behind the architectural background of New York City. You will have the opportunity to look how skyscrapers transformed people's lives and what their roles are in society. You will also find out how the buildings were first erected back in the 19th century.
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