# Hamburg in 48 Hours

Get a real feel for Hamburg’s character, its rich maritime heritage with its creative, energetic atmosphere. Spend time around the waterfront that has shaped the city for centuries, and experience neighbourhoods like St Pauli that are full of personality. There is a real mix of working port city, but also a place that embraces art, music, food and culture in a very relaxed way.

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Published: 2026-06-21T18:24:13.636081+00:00

Author: Guided Tours
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## Itinerary places

- **Hans-Albers-Platz** (day 1)
- **Nord Coast Coffee Roastery** (day 1)
- **International Maritime Museum Hamburg** (day 1)
- **Elbphilharmonie Hamburg** (day 1)
- **Barkassen-Meyer Touristik GmbH & Co. KG** (day 1)
- **Police Commissionerate 15 – Davidwache** (day 1)
- **Beatles-Platz** (day 1)
- **Luicella's Ice Cream St. Pauli** (day 1)
- **Altes Mädchen Ratsherrn Braugasthaus Hamburg** (day 1)
- **Fischmarkt Hamburg Altona** (day 2)
- **Miniatur Wunderland** (day 2)
- **Hamburger Kunsthalle** (day 2)

## Day notes

### Day 1

Start with breakfast at Nord Coast Café before visiting the Maritime Museum. Head to the Elbphilharmonie for its excellent harbour views, then take a harbour boat tour to see Hamburg from the water. Spend the evening exploring St. Pauli and the Reeperbahn, including the Beatles landmarks, with a stop for ice cream at Luicella’s before dinner and drinks in the Schanzenhöfe brewery district.

### Day 2

Begin at 8-9am at the famous Sunday Fish Market for a Fischbrötchen and the lively atmosphere. Afterwards, visit Miniatur Wunderland, one of Hamburg’s most impressive attractions. Finish the trip exploring the Kunstmeile, particularly the Hamburger Kunsthalle, which houses one of Germany’s finest art collections.