UNESCO World Heritage Tour

Hamburg is the German chocolate capital. Every year 150,000 tons of cocoa are imported to Germany via the port of Hamburg. When you have a sweet tooth you can see for yourself how the bitter beans are turned into sweet gold at the Chocoversum.

The Chilehaus whose top is reminiscent of a ship's prow was constructed in 1922-1924 for the Hamburg businessman Henry Brarens Sloman according to a design by Fritz Höger, and was named after the country where Sloman traded for three decades.

Laufauf, located in Hamburgs Kontorhausviertel, two minutes from Mönckebergstrasse, maintains its mercantile ambience and offers typical Hamburg dishes.

The WASSERSCHLOSS, with its location between two canals and its terraces, framed by venerable brick buildings, is unique in Hamburg's Speicherstadt.

Unique atmosphere in an old warehouse

Fleetschlösschen, a bar-bistro-café, is located between Hammerburg and HafenCity.

With its special history as well as its unique and comprehensive collection, the Hamburg Coffee Museum is an insider's tip not only among coffee lovers.

Kaispeicher B in Hamburg's Speicherstadt is home to the world's largest private collection of maritime treasures from 3000 years of shipping and naval history.

The VLET restaurant is a true paradise for gourmets. In line with its location in the modern Hafencity, excellent modern north German cuisine is served here.

In the former energy centre of the Speicherstadt, visitors can expect exciting insights into the development of Europe's largest inner-city urban development project.

Discover Hamburg's World Heritage! - In the authentic setting of a storage block from 1888, you can still experience the original atmosphere of the world's unique storage city, which was declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2015.

Enter the fascinating world of coffee and experience the rich aromas of the black bean.