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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 >}}
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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 skyline at dawn
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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 >}}
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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 (19 April) **12:00**
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* Duration: 4 hours (including arrival and departure)
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Since 1998, The Freies Senderkombinat (FSK) is Hamburg's independent Free Radio station. It is operated purely on a volunteer basis, without any paid positions.
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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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Today, the FSK transmits from inside the Gängeviertel. The Gängeviertel is a building complex that was occupied by artists in 2009. These days, it is operated by a co-op and provides a home and meeting space for many leftist and self-organised projects.
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This tour will provide you with a insight into the operation of a Free Radio. You will learn how 24/7 transmission operations can be implemented without any permanent staff and with minimal resources. You will visit one of Hamburg's most characteristic leftist cultural centres.
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## Details
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We are interested in the reasons for emigration and immigration and the ways in which it took and takes place. You will also learn about how these people are treated in the “cosmopolitan city” of Hamburg.
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### Harbor cruise “Of treasure chests and pepper sacks” - The port of Hamburg in unequal world trade (Day 3)
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Where does our coffee come from, where is the world's largest warehouse for oriental carpets located and why does desperately poor Liberia have one of the largest trading fleets? A journey behind the backdrop of brick walls and container gantry cranes. It's about coffee and cocoa, soybeans and bananas, jeans and armaments.
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During the tour, we come across various topics, e.g. coffee, carpets, rust buckets for Africa, bananas, flags of convenience, refugees and scrap metal.
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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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## Details
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The Easterhegg is hosted by Kampnagel, a good opportunity to learn about the history of this place. During the tour of the site, your guide Katja will tell you how the crane factory became a cultural institution.
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{{< gallery-image src="./kampnagel.jpg" alt="Factory hall" credit="© Söhnke Rahn CC-BY-SA 3.0 via Wikipedia" >}}
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Kampnagelfabrik was founded in 1850 and was originally a steel construction company. The name “Kampnagel” comes from the owners at the time, who named the company after their surname. In the first decades of its existence, the company specialized in the construction of machines and systems, particularly in the field of railroad and ship technology.
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Join us for an exciting opportunity to explore the European XFEL. The 3.4 km long European XFEL generates extremely intense X-ray flashes used by researchers from all over the world. The 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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This tour includes 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. A special highlight of this visit will be an exclusive tour of the Data Operation Center (DOC). With luck we have the unique opportunity to witness a simulated data processing session, where previous experiments could be replayed to demonstrate how operators handle live experiment data.
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