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We will discover Hamburg from its most beautiful side - on board of the oldest and only genuine Alster steamer, the “St. Georg” from 1876. The crew, consisting of the captain, the engineer and the conductor, will take us on a trip back in time on the faithfully restored steamship “St. Georg”.
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{{< gallery-image src="Alsterdampfer1.jpg" alt=`Alster steamer "St. Georg" at the Jungfernstieg, Anleger 7, with the Lombardsbrücke in the background` credit="© Wolfgang Meinhart, Hamburg" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="Alsterdampfer2.jpg" alt="View at the Binnenalster and the Jungfernstieg with the Alster fountain in the foreground" credit="© Jan van der Crabben" >}}
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## Round trip across the Alster with a view of the night skyline
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## “Down below” — the Old Elbe Tunnel
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The St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel connects the St. Pauli district with the island of Steinwerder. It was built between 1907 and 1911 and was one of the first road tunnels in the world at that time. Today, it is a tourist attraction as well as an important element for mobility in the city. The appearance, the construction with cargo elevators for entire horse-drawn carriages, the neo-Gothic design—everything about this award-winning building testifies to the technological and infrastructural progress of its time. Technology enthusiasts experience the Old Elbe Tunnel as a testament to engineering art and the spirit of innovation of that era with all their senses.
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{{< gallery-image src="./01_Andreas_Schmidt-Wiethoff.jpeg" alt="The evelator building on the north side" credit="© Andreas Schmidt-Wiethoff" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="./02_Andreas_Schmidt-Wiethoff.jpeg" alt="The tunnel" credit="© Andreas Schmidt-Wiethoff" >}}
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## So far, so familiar
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On this tour, Thomas Heidborn takes you up to the cupola of the head building on the St. Pauli side and mentally back to the time when it all began. He has been the tunnel supervisor for more than 39 years and knows the details and anecdotes like the back of his hand. You will go through the tunnel, and he will draw your attention to many of the often-hidden details. In the otherwise inaccessible showroom, the small museum on the south side, you will see artifacts, historic machinery, and a large professional model of the entire facility—with moving elevators, of course. The tour concludes with an escorted view across the Elbe River toward St. Pauli, the Landungsbrücken jetties, and the city of Hamburg, which we like to call ”the most beautiful in the world.“
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Choose one of three themed harbor cruises through Germany's largest seaport. The “Alternative Harbor Tour” focuses on historical, political, and social contexts that tend to be overlooked on other tours.
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{{< gallery-image src="hafenrundfahrt1.jpg" alt=`"HMM Dublin" and Evergreens "Ever Greet"` credit="Wikipedia-User CC BY-SA 4.0 Shotbyp4ul" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="hafenrundfahrt2.jpg" alt="City hall of the world's largest warehouse complex, the Speicherstadt (lit. 'warehouse city')" credit="Wikipedia-User CC BY-SA 3.0 Magnus Manske" >}}
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## Harbour Cruise "Treasure Boxes and Pepper Sacks" – The Port of Hamburg in Unequal Global Trade (English)
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On this walking city tour you will experience the many facets of Hamburg and its history. Hear about the mills on the Binnenalster, the marriage market on Jungfernstieg, the Neuer Wall shopping street with the Mellinpassage. See typical office buildings, the town hall and the secrets of the Hygeia-fountain.
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{{< gallery-image src="./katja-kruse-stadtrundgang-1.jpeg" alt="Looking down Bleichnfleet" credit="© Katja Kruse" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="./katja-kruse-stadtrundgang-2.jpeg" alt="The fountain in the couryard between city hall and the stock exchange" credit="© Katja Kruse" >}}
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The tour starts at CCH and ends at city hall.
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### Details
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* Tours:
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* Day 1/2/3 **12:00** in German
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* Location: CCH
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* Operator: Katja Kruse
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You watched the [Remote Stellwerk Experience](https://media.ccc.de/search/?q=Remote+Stellwerk) and would like to lay hands on the levers of real signal tours and run virtual trains as a signal master yourself?
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{{< gallery-image src="lokschuppen_hof.jpeg" alt="The courtyard" credit="© Verein Verkehrsamateure und Museumsbahn e. V." >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="lokschuppen_stellwerk.jpeg" alt="The signal tower during Remote Stellwerk Experience" credit="© Verein Verkehrsamateure und Museumsbahn e. V." >}}
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At the Train Museum Lokschuppen Aumühle, the Verein Verkehrsamateure und Museumsbahn e. V. has collected and restored trains from 150 years of railroad history, among them multiple generations of Hamburg urban railways. We will use the light railway and take a tour around the grounds of the museum and to its exhibits. Competent volunteer members explain the history of the moving stock, the signal tours and safety equipment, track construction and many other aspects. Where possible, we will show you everything in operation - technology you can touch!
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### Details
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* Day 2 (28 December) **12:15**
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* Duration: 4 hours (including arrival and departure)
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Since February 2025, the city of Hamburg has been using an [_electric firefighting vehicle_](https://www.feuerwehr.hamburg/probebetrieb-von-ehlf-1068788) (eHLF for short) for a trial period of two years, but what is so special about it? It's not just the electric drive, but also the state-of-the-art equipment that has been installed. We will drive together to the Barmbek fire and rescue station to take a look at this impressive vehicle.
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{{< gallery-image src="./b-hlf-front-seite.jpg" alt="The electric firefighting vehicle" credit="© Feuerwehr Hamburg" >}}
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**Important**: Since we will be visiting a fire and rescue station and its vehicle, it is possible that we will have less time than planned in the event of an emergency, or that no one will be on site. This is all part of normal working hours, and we will also be guided by an emergency responder on duty.
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The Rote Flora (German for "Red Flora", "Flora" derived from "flower") is a cultural and political center in the district of Sternschanze in Hamburg. The Rote Flora stands for (post-)autonomous forms of politics, is used across different movements and is known nationwide. Since November 1989, the Rote Flora has been managing to retain its squatted status and non-commercial character. On our tour through the building, we will tell you about the history of the project and show you the many different ways in which the building can be used.
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{{< gallery-image src="Flora_aussen.jpeg" alt="View of the outisde of the Rote Flora" credit="CC BY-SA 4.0 Frank Schwichtenberg" >}}
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Source:
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[Source file on Wikimedia Commons](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:G-20_-_Hamburg_Schulterblatt_Rote_Flora_06.jpg)
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[Creative Commons License CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)
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## Details
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* Tours:
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* ~~Day 2 (28 December) **10:30** German~~ fully booked
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Hamburg-based Radio FSK has been an independent radio station since 1998, operating entirely on a voluntary basis without any paid positions. The studio is located in the Gängeviertel district. This building complex, with its characteristic Hamburg charm, was occupied by artists in 2009 and is now managed by a left-wing cooperative.
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{{< gallery-image src="./fsk1.jpg" alt="Entrance door for FSK at Gängeviertel" credit="© skze" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="./fsk2.jpg" alt="Mixing desk at FSK" credit="© skze" >}}
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On this tour, you will gain insight into the work of an independent radio station and learn how 24/7 broadcasting can be achieved without permanent staff and with minimal resources. You will play with museum-worthy analog technology and marvel at the fantastic functional contraptions in the studio.
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Want to get your body and mind moving? In the interactive audio walk “Erstbegehung” (First Ascent), your body and mind embark on a joint stroll through Planten un Blomen and the CCH. Through headphones, you will be gently guided to explore walking as a cultural technique: What do you perceive when you walk consciously? What do you feel when you have no destination? And what happens when you give your body space and take your mind by the hand? Step by step, a special experience emerges between mindfulness, perception, and movement.
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{{< gallery-image src="./koerperfunkkollektiv-1.jpeg" alt="Körperfunkkollektiv bei der Biennale 2023" credit="© Körperfunkkollektiv" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="./koerperfunkkollektiv-2.png" alt="Körperfunkkollektiv Logo" credit="© Körperfunkkollektiv" >}}
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For over ten years, the Körperfunk collective has been creating immersive audio formats and workshops that invite people to discover new perspectives and have genuine, personal experiences through conscious awareness.
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What challenges does a dance event entail? Festival organizers and club operators talk about their experiences.
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{{< gallery-image src="37c3-lounge.jpg" alt="The Lounge stage at 37C3" credit="Foto dj-spock" >}}
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## Daten
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* Tour: Day 1 (27 December) **15:45**
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The Miniatur Wunderland (German for: "Miniature Wonderland") is, according to Guinness World Records, the largest model railway system in the world. It is located at the historic Speicherstadt in Hamburg and is one of the most popular and most visited sights in Germany.
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{{< gallery-image src="miwula-tracks.jpeg" alt="Many tracks" credit="© Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="miwula-bridge.jpeg" alt="Köhlbrandbrücke" credit="© Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg" >}}
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Various regions of the world are represented as models on the 1,694 square meters model area. According to the operator, the 1:87 scale tracks have a total length of 16.49 kilometers, on which around 1,231 digitally controlled trains with more than 12,000 carriages run. The layout was designed with 5,278 houses and bridges, 11,080 cars - of which around 285 drive on the layout independently - 52 aeroplanes and more than 292,110 figures. In terms of lighting, the layout has a day/night cycle and around 521,500 built-in lights.
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[Website of the operator](https://press.miniatur-wunderland.com/facts-figures/)
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## Visit Miniatur Wunderland
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On day 1, 2 and 3 we have reserved tickets that allow you to enter without queuing. On these days, MiWuLa is open until 01:00 o'clock in the morning, so you will have enough time to really look at everything. We recommend to plan at least 3 hours for your visit.
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The aim of the Retro Gaming Club is to document and bring to life the development of computer technology and video game culture from the 1970s to the turn of the millennium. The collection is built up through targeted purchases and donations of devices and accessories.
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{{< gallery-image src="./retro-games-museum.jpg" alt="Flyer" credit="© Retro Spiele Museum" >}}
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In addition to the opportunity to play and try things out, we also offer regular readings, lectures, and themed events for professional exchange. At our museum, you can relive the history of computer games and technology for yourself at almost 100 gaming stations. We are a playable museum—everything can and should be used and tried out.
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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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{{< gallery-image src="HHLA_CTB_AM.jpg" alt="HHLA CTB AM" credit="CC BY-SA 4.0, HHLA - Anke Maurer" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="HHLA_Container_Terminal_Altenwerder_(CTA)_in_Hamburg_-_Winter_2010_-_04.jpg" alt="HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA)" credit="CC BY-SA 3.0, Frank Grunwald - Frankenwagen" >}}
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**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.
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**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.
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Join us for an exciting opportunity to explore the European XFEL! The 3.4 kilometers (2.11 miles) long European XFEL generates extremely intense X-ray flashes used by researchers from all over the world. The X-ray flashes are produced in underground tunnels and allow scientists to map atomic details of viruses, film chemical reactions, and study processes like those in the interior of planets.
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{{< gallery-image src="xfel-spbsfx.jpg" alt="European XFEL's SPB/SFX experiment station" credit="© European XFEL - Jan Hosan" >}}
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{{< gallery-image src="xfel-fxe.jpg" alt="European XFEL's FXE experiment station" credit="© European XFEL - Jan Hosan" >}}
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On this tour, we will also visit the newly opened visitor center featuring an engaging exhibition. Moreover, we will descend five floors underground to the experimental hall, where researchers utilize X-ray beams for their experiments.
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