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  • The Tall Ship Parade on Friday

    The Tall Ship Parade on Friday

    Every year, the big entrance parade is the beginning of the biggest harbour festival in the world, the HAMBURG PORT ANNIVERSARY. More than 300 ships sail along the Elbe towards the harbour. An impressive spectacle for young and old sailors.

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    Heath bike path

    Explore the heath landscapes in the southeast of Hamburg by bike.

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  • International Ecumenical Service

    International Ecumenical Service

    Every year the Hamburg Port Anniversary is traditionally opened by an international ecumenical service in the main church of St. Michaelis.

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  • The Tall Ship Parade on Sunday

    The Tall Ship Parade on Sunday

    Even the biggest harbour festival in the world comes to an end. The closing event of the Hamburg Port Anniversary is the big sailing parade on the Elbe. The numerous ships then bid farewell to the port of Hamburg.

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    WITTHÜS

    The historic Witthüs is located in one of the largest English gardens in the Elbe suburbs of Hamburg.

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  • Hochseekutter Landrath Küster

    The deep-sea cutter Landrath Küster is a real veteran among the fishing vessels on the Elbe.

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  • Wittenberger Strand

    The last natural beach does not only consist of rare plants, but also steep escarpment, offering a view to the Elbisland Neßsand, which does not make it the ideal location for a date.

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    Willkomm-Höft

    World-famous ship welcoming point. Every day from sunrise to sunset (8.00am to 8.00pm in the summer) all ships of at least 500 GRT arriving in and leaving the port are greeted.

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