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title: '38c3 Tour of the giants'
date: 2024-10-31T09:00:00+01:00
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Experience Germany's largest seaport from a completely new perspective. Port terminals around the world are security areas - and for the public it means: “No entry!” Not for us. As a cooperation partner of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), the Tour of the Giants exclusively shows you the Port of Hamburg behind the scenes.
Experience the Port of Hamburg, Germany's largest seaport, from a completely new perspective! Port terminals around the world are security areas - for the public this usually means: “No entry!” Not for us. Jasper Tour of the Giants is a cooperation partner of the Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), and will show us exclusively the Port of Hamburg behind the scenes.
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### Tour
In the first part, the three-hour bus tour shows the development of the port of Hamburg over more than 800 years as if on a journey through time. In the historic Speicherstadt warehouse district and at the “50er Schuppen”, the oldest preserved port facilities in the Port of Hamburg, the time of conventional goods handling with crates, sacks and barrels is brought back to life. On the trip over the Köhlbrand Bridge, you can enjoy a fascinating bird's eye view of the huge port area from a height of almost 60 meters. Our bus driver then switches on the distinctive warning lights on the roof - and we take you right into the heart of the action: Huge container gantry cranes, high-legged straddle carriers, driverless transport platforms - we take you into the exciting world of logistics.
On this three-hour bus tour, we will travel back in time: learn more about the fascinating, more than 800 years spanning history and ongoing modernization of the Port of Hamburg!
During the tour, expert guides explain all the technical and logistical details and leave no question unanswered.
In the historic warehouse complex Speicherstadt (German for "warehouse city") and at the oldest preserved port facilities in the Port of Hamburg, the “50er Schuppen” (German for "the 50's sheds"), the time of conventional goods handling with crates, sacks and barrels is brought back to life. While crossing the Köhlbrand Bridge, we will have the opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking view over the huge port area from a height of almost 60 m (196.85 ft).
Then, our bus driver will switch on the distinctive warning lights on the roof - and take us right into the heart of the action: huge container gantry cranes, high-legged straddle carriers, driverless transport platforms - welcome indeed to the exciting world of logistics!
During the tour, expert guides will explain all the technical and logistical details and leave none of your questions unanswered.
### Terminals
Two of the four terminals are available to us for the Tour of the Giants available:
Two of the four terminals each are available to us for the Tour of the Giants:
#### Burchardkai/CTB
Burchardkai/CTB is the oldest and largest container handling terminal in the Port of Hamburg and handles almost every third container in the Port of Hamburg. 30 container gantry cranes work on the thousands of ships that dock here every year, and several hundred rail wagons are loaded and unloaded every day.
Burchardkai/CTB is the oldest and largest container handling terminal in the Port of Hamburg. It handles almost a third of all the containers. 30 container gantry cranes work on thousands of ships that dock here every year. Several hundred rail wagons are loaded and unloaded every day.
#### Containerterminal Altenwerder/CTA
The Altenwerder/CTA container terminal is an impressive example of largely automated logistics. We will show you driverless, computer-controlled transport platforms up close, which move the containers back and forth between the quayside and block storage as if by magic.
#### O’Swaldkai
A good 500,000 tons of tropical fruit, cars and heavy cargo are handled at the O'Swaldkai multi-purpose terminal every year. Liner services from South and Central America can also handle general cargo and containers at the multi-purpose terminal.
A good 500,000 tons of tropical fruits, cars and heavy cargo are handled at the O'Swaldkai multi-purpose terminal every year. In addition, the liner services coming from South and Central America can handle general cargo and containers at the multi-purpose terminal.
#### Hansaport
And Hansaport is Germany's largest seaport terminal for iron ore and coal. Inconspicuous from the outside, pure high-tech on the inside. More than 10% of Hamburg's total port throughput is handled here, or around 15 million tons of incoming tonnage per year.
Hansaport is Germany's largest seaport terminal for iron ore and coal. Inconspicuous from the outside, pure high-tech on the inside: More than 10% of Hamburg's total port throughput is handled here, or around 15 million tons of incoming tonnage per year.
### Info & Details
**Important:** Every passenger requires a valid identity card or passport. This also applies to children. The original document must be shown on the bus. Luggage may not be taken on board. Please note [this further information on the event (DE only)](https://www.jasper.de/faq/). High-security areas that are subject to the ISPS code are used and when booking the tour, the surname, first name of the participants are required and this data is transmitted to the organizer in advance.
**Important:** You will have to present the **original document** of a valid identity card, passport or residence permit on the bus. This also applies to children. Please leave your luggage in the hotel safe or at the wardrobe at the Congress Center Hamburg (CCH). Please also note [this further information on the event (DE only)](https://www.jasper.de/faq/). During the "Tour of the Giants", the bus will take us to high-security areas that are subject to the ISPS code (identity card or similar obligatory). Please enter the surnames and first names of the participants when booking the tour. We will have to transmit these data to the organizer in advance.
**Children**: The minimum age for participation in the harbor tour is 4 years. Please note that the tour has a complex technical structure and is only suitable for small children to a limited extent. Depending on the interests and patience of the children, we recommend participation from approx. 6-8 years of age at the earliest.
**Children**: The minimum age for participation in the harbour tour is 4 years. Please note that the tour has a complex technical structure and is only suitable for small children to a limited extent. Depending on the interests and patience of the children, we recommend participation from approx. 6 to 8 years of age at the earliest.
## Daten
* Touren:
* Day 3 (29.12.) **17:30 Uhr** Deutsch
* Duration: ~3,5 h - incl. short break (WC visit possible)
## Details
* Tours:
* Day 3 (29 December) **17:30** German
* Duration: about 3.5 hours including a short (toilet) break
* Language: Deutsch
* Cost: 31,50 €
* Meet at Hackertours-Desk: **as stated above**.
* Location: Start und Ende der Tour is at CCH
* Cost: € 31,50
* Meeting time at Hackertours-Desk: **as mentioned above**.
* Location: starting point and final destination of the tour is at CCH
* Organizer: REISERING HAMBURG RRH GMBH
* Accessibility: The organizer has accessible buses that have a lift. However, the on-board toilet is not barrier-free. Guests who are dependent on a wheelchair should contact us by email before booking
* Accessibility: Our bus has a lift. However, the on-board toilet, that is available in emergency cases, is not barrier-free. If you are dependent on a wheelchair, please let us know via e-mail before booking the tour. Thank you very much!