Hamburg City Sailing Hamburg's only city tour with sails

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Hamburg City Sailing offers some unique sightseeing: you can sail on the Alster, even without a sailing licence, but in the company of a skipper.

With Hamburg City Sailing you also have the possibility to book sailing events for private celebrations, company events or incentives, naturally with an appropriate supporting programme ashore.

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