The Blankenese (Elbferry) stop is located in the eponymous district in western Hamburg and marks one of the most beautiful places along the Elbe. Situated directly on the waterfront promenade, the ferry terminal provides access to one of the most well-known and charming neighborhoods in Hamburg – with its famous stair district, small captain's houses, and breathtaking views over the Elbe.

The stop serves not only as a starting point for excursions downstream but is also a popular destination for walkers and day-trippers.

What attractions are near the stop?

• Stair District Blankenese: A picturesque maze of narrow streets, stairs, and historic houses – ideal for exploring.
• Elbe Beach: The sandy beach in Blankenese is perfect for a break with a view of the Elbe.
• Underfire Lighthouse: Located directly on the beach – popular with photographers.
• Süllberg: On the hill above the terminal, there is a great panoramic view. Here you'll also find fine dining options.

Which line does the Blankenese stop belong to?

The Blankenese stop is one of the two landing stages of the HADAG ferry line 65.

What comes next with line 65?

The Blankenese stop is the terminal station. The line regularly shuttles between the two stops Finkenwerder and Blankenese.