Hamburg Dungeon

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Who would have thought that Hamburg could be so scary? In the Hamburg Dungeon, the darkest chapters of the city's history have been turned into fun attractions. This cabinet of horrors offers rides and interactive live shows that all take place in front of eerie backdrops - a must for horror fans.

There is often a high demand for tours through the Hamburg Dungeon, so book tickets in advance.

By Klaus Kainz

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Hamburg Dungeon | Photo: Flickr, Lisa Roderer - CC BY 2.0

International guided tours on weekendsInternational guests without German language skills need not despair. Guided tours in English take place on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am. Spaces are limited, so book in advance. If fewer than 4 guests book an English tour, the show may be cancelled - however, in such a case the tickets are valid for German speaking tours and can of course be canceled.

Outside the Dungeon | Photo: Flickr, Malte Sörensen - CC BY 2.0

Don't be shyThe gloomy sets in the Dungeon are not for the faint-hearted! But you should also not be shy, as the actors take their roles as nasty dungeon guards quite seriously. The fact that they want to tease you a little is part of the experience. But don't worry, touching is not allowed.

Learn more about HamburgHas the Hamburg Dungeon raised your interest in Hamburg's history? In the International Maritime Museum or the Hamburgmuseum, you can learn even more interesting facts and legends about the metropolis on the North Sea.

Free admission on birthdaysBirthday kids are allowed free of charge in the Hamburg Dungeon. Caution: An online reservation is still necessary! Don't forget your ID either.

More Dungeons internationallyYou're not going to Hamburg anytime soon, but you still want to go to the horror cabinet? One option then might be to visit the numerous other Dungeon branches throughout Europe, such as the famous The London Dungeon and the The Edinburgh Dungeon, the Berlin Dungeon or the Amsterdam Dungeon.

Hamburg Dungeon entrance | Lisa Roderer - CC BY-SA 3.0

Hamburg Dungeon – all highlights

With live shows and rides, the Hamburg Dungeon brings the dark chapters of the late Middle Ages and early modern period to life. Despite the eerie settings, fun is the main focus. Find out what to expect in the horror cabinet in Hamburg here.

Plague and fire

The live shows in the Hamburg Dungeon illustrate more than vividly that life before the modern era was anything but cozy. Through horror stories, you will learn more about the devastating plague epidemics that wiped out entire cities, or about the disastrous fire that nearly destroyed Hamburg overnight in 1842.

Visiting inquisition and torturer

Nobody wanted to encounter the Inquisition in the late Middle Ages. If you were considered a heretic from their point of view, torture and the death penalty were waiting for you in the worst case. Those who are not shy can face inquisitors and torturers in interactive live shows while the rest of the audience watches. By the way, escaping the Inquisition is also the backdrop for a labyrinth attraction that you have to escape from.

Boat ride and free fall tower

The Hamburg Dungeon also features classic rides - with a historical touch. You shouldn't be afraid of getting wet during the boat ride, which is about a devastating flood in 1717. On the other hand, Drop Dead is a free fall tower for adrenaline junkies.

Pirate adventure

Being a coastal city, Hamburg naturally has no shortage of pirate stories. At the Hamburg Dungeon, you can experience a brief adventure about Klaus Störtebeker, a well-known Hamburg pirate from the 15th century. During this time, the pirate is brought to life using a special video projection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Hamburg Dungeon accessible for disabled persons?

All shows at the Hamburg Dungeon are wheelchair friendly, but the rides are not suitable for people in wheelchairs. People with a disability pass receive a discount on their ticket and can bring along a companion for free. Read more.

Is the attraction suitable for children?

Children under 8 years old are not allowed to enter the Hamburg Dungeon, children up to 14 years old only with an accompanying adult. Read more.

How long does the tour through the Hamburg Dungeon last?

You should plan for around 90 minutes, not including waiting times. Read more.

May I take photos?

Photography and filming are not allowed inside the Hamburg Dungeon. However, employees can take pictures of you inside the attraction that you can purchase at the end. Read more.

Can I store my luggage on site?

There are no lockers in the Hamburg Dungeon, but backpacks and coats can be taken inside. Suitcases are also allowed, but larger items should be left at the hotel or locked at the Hamburg central station. Read more.

General information

opening hours

Opening hours may vary depending on the week, but generally, the Hamburg Dungeon is open daily from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, and on weekends until 6:00 pm.

address

Hamburg Dungeon
Kehrwieder 2
20457 Hamburg

website

Official site: https://www.the-dungeons.de

tickets

A ticket for the Hamburg Dungeon costs 28 €, which can be combined with surcharges for photo packages and other attractions such as the Great Harbor Tour for 39.50 €. In groups who book online, each person pays 23 €. Children up to 14 years, students, and seniors receive a discount when booking online. The discounted ticket must be presented together with the corresponding proof. Additional options include a ticket with photo access for 30 € and a combined ticket with Hard Rock Cafe for 46.50 €.

how to get there

The Hamburg Dungeon is a short walk away from Hamburg's main attractions such as the town hall and the Elbphilharmonie. Alternatively, you can take the S-Bahn to Stadthausbrücke station (S1, S2, S3) or the subway to Baumwall (U3) or Überseequartier (U4). The attraction can also be reached by bus line 6 to the stop Auf dem Sande or line 111 to Überseequartier. Parking is limited and chargeable, guests are advised to use public transport.

Written byKlaus KainzAs a studied historian, Klaus is not only interested in historical sights, but also in their fascinating backgrounds. For TicketLens, he gets to the heart of the most interesting information about attractions and travel destinations.

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