- Hamburg
Hamburg: Sternschanze Food Tour
Discover the colorful Sternschanze neighborhood and its culinary diversity
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Hamburg: St. Pauli Culinary District Tour
Discover the neighborhood and its culinary highlights
Start time:
13:00
Live guide:
German
Duration:
3h
Max group size:
15
Start time:
13:00
Duration:
3h
Live guide:
German
Max group size:
15
Provider: St. Pauli Office
Registered address: Wohlwillstraße 1, 20359, Hamburg, DE
Contact details
Reach out to the Tiqets Help Center, we act as a contact on behalf of the activity supplier
Local tour guide
Delicious tasting portions
Drinks
Unlock the flavorful secrets of St. Pauli with its passionate locals. Brace yourself for a taste-bud-tingling adventure with the culinary district tour.
St. Pauli is no stranger to irresistible surprises, especially when it comes to its culinary scene. The tour unveils the hidden gastronomic gems of the district.
Whether basking under the summer sun or lodging in the winter warmth, the trip kicks off in the cozy St. Pauli Office. But who better to guide you through this delicious district than its own inhabitants? All tours are led by the very locals who call this vibrant neighborhood home.
- Please sign up for the tour at the counter in the St. Pauli Office in Hamburg. Located at Wohlwillstrasse 1, 20359 Hamburg, Germany
- Show your smartphone voucher to the staff
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
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