Elbphilharmonie: Guided Tour & Plaza Access (excluding concert halls)

Visit one of the world's most acoustically-advanced concert venues

Duration: 1h

Wheelchair accessible

Max group size: 24

Live guide: German

Duration: 1h

Max group size: 24

Wheelchair accessible

Live guide: German

Registered address: Clemens-Schultz-Straße 8, 20359, Hamburg, DE

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What's included

Entrance to the Elbphilharmonie

1-hour guided tour of the Elbphilharmonie in German

Access to the the Plaza terrace, with views of the harbor

City guide of Hamburg

What's not included

Access to the concert halls

Gratuities (optional)

Meeting point

Am Sandtorkai 74, 20457, Hamburg

Do not go directly to the Elbphilharmonie, but to the meeting point (see map)! Meet your group there and show your smartphone ticket to the guide
Make sure to be at the meeting point 10 minutes before the start of your tour. The group will leave on time

Description

Dart past the queues and get in quick to the Elbphilharmonie. This huge, modern concert building in Hamburg towers over the Elbe River and reflects the water in its unique, iceberg-shaped architecture. Meet your guide and explore one of the largest and most acoustically-advanced concert venues in the world! Special outdoor terrace access is included.

On any given day, the Elbphilharmonie echoes with the sound of music. It's home to three concert halls, the biggest of which can host over 2,000 people.

Find out the Elbphilharmonie's history and role in Hamburg society. It's so well loved, it even has a nickname - Elphi. Hear about the events held inside Elphi, learn about her special features, and then head up for some stunning vistas.

With special access to the outdoor plaza on the 8th floor, soak up the impressive views of the Port of Hamburg and its bustling workers from above.

See the landing bridges, the Michel and the HafenCity, and with a bit of luck, you might even spot one of the giant cruise liners or container ships gliding into Hamburg.