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Hamburg Dungeon

Gain an insight into the dark side of Hamburg's city history

100% gruesome entertainment: Get up close to the dark side of the history of the Hanseatic city at the Hamburg Dungeon

100% horrible entertainment: experience history in a different way: In the catacombs of Hamburg's Speicherstadt, professional actors bring the city's darkest events back to life. In front of gruesome backdrops and with the help of cinematic effects, visitors experience the historical events of Hamburg's history for 90 minutes in thirteen different show areas.

One of the top sights in Hamburg takes you through 600 years of horrible Hamburg history. With the elevator of horror you go down into the catacombs of the Speicherstadt, directly into the old library of dark history, where the old stories are written, which you will experience live on your tour through the Dungeon. You will have to answer to the torturer and the inquisitor, you will try to escape from the fire of 1842. Will you find your way through the labyrinth of lost souls? Or can't you make it in time because the plague is taking you too? Beware of the dangers that lurk everywhere!

2 rides and 11 live shows with real actors tell the darkest side of Hamburg's history.

It is based on the true history of the city (without the boring passages). The Hamburg Dungeon is the black comedy among the attractions: dark, atmospheric and very funny. By the way: Private or business events can also be held in the walls of this historic complex during the day or in the evening, for example company parties, birthdays or bachelors' farewells. After a champagne reception, a delicious buffet will be served in the restaurant in addition to the tour through the various attractions, of course in the proper style and in an extraordinary atmosphere. The Hamburg Dungeon is therefore a versatile attraction that can be visited during a holiday in Hamburg. There are tours in English language on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays at 10.00 am. Children are only allowed to visit the Hamburg Dungeon from the age of 10. Children up to the age of 14 are only admitted when accompanied by an adult.

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Tickets

adults: 21.34 € instead of 28.00 €; children (10-14 yrs.): 16.34 € instead of 23.00 €

Benefit code: HamburgCard
Go to https://www.thedungeons.com/hamburg/tickets/ and select the "Admission ticket" window. Select the "Promotional code" tab in the navigation bar at the top of the booking window.
Enter the promotional code and click on "Send".  During the rest of the booking process, you will purchase your ticket with the Hamburg CARD discount.

Show your valid Hamburg CARD at the cash desk and on request on the day of use. Duplication of discounts not possible.

from 11.90 €

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