
The sinful mile, an underground boxing ring and The Beatles (no promises on Paul or Ringo).
Here’s everything you need to know before your day unfolds.
The (in)famous neighborhood of St Pauli is gritty, dynamic, and known for its electric nightlife. With your local Hamburg host by your side, go boldly to the Reeperbahn, also known as ‘the sinful mile’.
Here, cozy restaurants and edgy bars are packed in between neon-lit sex shops. Delve beyond the red light district to discover the bar where The Beatles first performed, go to the Zur Ritze bar with an underground boxing ring where Mike Tyson and the Klitschko brothers have trained, and discover a street where women are not allowed to enter (outrageous, we know). You might even catch the tale of how a famous local boxer disappeared.
However, there is much more to St Pauli than its notoriety. We all have our own style of enjoying a night out, so it’s your call if you want to bar-hop down the longest party street in Europe or discover some unusual curiosities.
In St Pauli all things are possible.
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Show moreOur guide Deniz was really good, very clear and simple explanations. His selection of places to visit was perfect. Highly recommended.
Show moreDeniz was brilliant, knowledgeable and spoke perfect English. Adapted our trip around what we wanted to see. Definitely recommend to book this trip, very good value for money.
Show moreGreat tour, especially with Denize. Highly recommend.
Show moreThe tour would not be as great as it is without Denize. He is incredibly knowledgeable and welcoming to us. %100 recommend.
Show moreDean was both affable and knowledgeable. He mixed his kiwi humour and being down-to-earth with professionalism. You can tell he could talk all day about a myriad topics but unfortunately there is only so much time one has! He really made our trip to Hamburg great and we would recommend him to anybody visiting the city. We’ve come away with a greater appreciation for Hamburg and German culture in general. Very happy! Thanks again Dean. David & Sophie
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