Guided tour with the Original St. Pauli Night Watchman
Join a very special guided tour with a night watchman through St. Pauli. With lots of humor and sailor's charm, your night watchman will tell you how the largest amusement and red-light district in Europe was created between the districts Millerntor and Altona. Look forward to seeing the streets Große Freiheit and Reeperbahn as well as the famous police station Davidwache. The St. Pauli night watchman will share funny and bizarre stories of everyday life in the red-light district in an entertaining way and will answer all the questions you never dared to ask before.On the old, well-trodden 'sailor's route', you can walk from St. Pauli Piers (Landungsbrücken) up to the world-famous Reeperbahn in just a few minutes. Then, you will visit the historic bar 'Ritze' (drink not included), and find out what a sobering up in the police station Davidwache costs. You'll learn whether women are allowed to visit Herbertstraße and how prostitutes used to be punished in Hamburg.
Good to know
During the visit to the bar 'Ritze', you are asked to order a drink worth of at least €3
Get a fascinating insight into the most sinful quarter of Hamburg
This activity is only offered in German
Stroll through the streets Große Freiheit and Reeperbahn
Visit the legendary bar 'Ritze' and the famous police station Davidwache
Venue
St. Pauli is a district of Hamburg on the bank of the Elbe river. The district dates back to the 17th century and is located nearby the "Landungsbrücken", the landing stages of the port. Most known for its famous red-light district area on the Reeperbahn, St. Pauli is also home to one of the most famous football clubs in Germany, FC St. Pauli. Whether you are a fan of football or not, St.
Meeting Point
Meet your guide at the main exit of the metro and suburban train station Landungsbrücken on the pedestrian bridge. The tour ends at Beatles Platz.
Cancellation policy
- •A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 6 hours before the activity start time.
- •No refund is possible if you cancel less than 6 hours before the activity start time.
Guided tour with the Original St. Pauli Night Watchman
Join a very special guided tour with a night watchman through St. Pauli. With lots of humor and sailor's charm, your night watchman will tell you how the largest amusement and red-light district in Europe was created between the districts Millerntor and Altona. Look forward to seeing the streets Große Freiheit and Reeperbahn as well as the famous police station Davidwache. The St. Pauli night watchman will share funny and bizarre stories of everyday life in the red-light district in an entertaining way and will answer all the questions you never dared to ask before.On the old, well-trodden 'sailor's route', you can walk from St. Pauli Piers (Landungsbrücken) up to the world-famous Reeperbahn in just a few minutes. Then, you will visit the historic bar 'Ritze' (drink not included), and find out what a sobering up in the police station Davidwache costs. You'll learn whether women are allowed to visit Herbertstraße and how prostitutes used to be punished in Hamburg.
Good to know
During the visit to the bar 'Ritze', you are asked to order a drink worth of at least €3
Get a fascinating insight into the most sinful quarter of Hamburg
This activity is only offered in German
Stroll through the streets Große Freiheit and Reeperbahn
Visit the legendary bar 'Ritze' and the famous police station Davidwache
Venue
St. Pauli is a district of Hamburg on the bank of the Elbe river. The district dates back to the 17th century and is located nearby the "Landungsbrücken", the landing stages of the port. Most known for its famous red-light district area on the Reeperbahn, St. Pauli is also home to one of the most famous football clubs in Germany, FC St. Pauli. Whether you are a fan of football or not, St.
Meeting Point
Meet your guide at the main exit of the metro and suburban train station Landungsbrücken on the pedestrian bridge. The tour ends at Beatles Platz.
Cancellation policy
- •A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 6 hours before the activity start time.
- •No refund is possible if you cancel less than 6 hours before the activity start time.