Description

Essentials about the Hamburg Dungeon in brief

The Hamburg Dungeon is the right place for those, who like to get the creeps and those, who want to discover the dark sides of Hamburg’s history. Located in the Speicherstadt, the Dungeon is a 90-minute journey through 600 years of the city’s dark history. The journey is an exciting combination of history lesson, horror cabinet, shows and rides, all presented by actors. Visitors get to meet and see the dark figures and the gruesome episodes of Hamburg’s past, such as torture by the Holy Inquisition, the beheading of the pirate Klaus Störtebeker or the deadly plague epidemic. Nothing for the faint-hearted!

Website

thedungeons.com/hamburg

Opening hours

Opening hours Jan. – Jun. and Sep. – Dec.:

Admission fees

Admission fees for online bookings:

Adults: from €17.85

Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children) from €12.50 p.p.

Students: from €13.50

For more information on admission prices, see the website.

Address

Getting there

By public transport:

U3: Stop Baumwall

U4: Stop Überseequartier

Bus lines 6 and 111: Stop Am Sandtorkai

Bus lines 6 and 602: Stop Auf dem Sande (Speicherstadt)

By car:

The nearest parking garages are Parkhaus Speicherstadt and Tiefgarage Überseequartier.In the surrounding streets there are only very limited parking possibilities.