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Portugiesenviertel

Portuguese Quarter

Especially during the warmer months the area around Ditmar-Koel-Straße has a very special flair. Lots of restaurants and shops invite one to linger.

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Rickmer Rickmers
A museum sailing ship (three-masted bark) from 1896, permanently moored off the Landungsbrücken. On board is a museum, a small restaurant, and an escape room.
Closed · opens 10 am tomorrowAdults €5, students €4, children €3
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Überseebrücke
This is where big cruise liners used to dock when coming to Hamburg.
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Cap San Diego
One of the last generation of pre-containerisation cargo ships (built in the 1960s), now semi-permanently moored halfway between Landungsbrücken and the Speicherstadt, and is the largest functional cargo museum ship in the world. The ship has been restored and is maintained in full working order by volunteers (who take it out a few times a year, notably during the Hafengeburtstag celebration). You can visit the ship and walk around most areas, including the crew quarters, cargo compartments, and engine room. The ship also hosts a number of other minor attractions, including an exhibit on emigration and an escape room. The ship also has a few guest rooms for overnight stays.
Closed · opens 10 am tomorrow€7 adults, €4 children
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Old Commercial Room
Rauch's Restaurant
Founded in 1795, this upscale restaurant is best known for fish dishes and labskaus (Northern German variant of hash).