The stop Elbphilharmonie (Elb Ferry) is located directly at one of Hamburg's most iconic buildings – the Elbphilharmonie. The dock is situated at Kaiserkai in HafenCity and provides direct access to the plaza and the concert halls of the world-famous concert house. The modern architecture of the surrounding area, the interplay of water, glass, and brick, as well as the central location make this stop an ideal starting point for your visit to HafenCity.

The Elb Ferry not only takes you to the Elbphilharmonie in style but also offers you new perspectives of the city – particularly impressive is the approach via the Elbe with a view of the harbor front.

What attractions are near the Elbphilharmonie stop?

• Elbphilharmonie: The city’s landmark is publicly accessible – the free plaza at 37 meters high offers a 360° view of the harbor, city, and Elbe.

• HafenCity: Immediately adjacent is Hamburg's most modern district with exciting architecture, cafés, galleries, and a maritime flair.

• Speicherstadt: Just a few minutes on foot – a UNESCO World Heritage site with brick Gothic architecture, small museums, and canals.

• Miniatur Wunderland & Hamburg Dungeon: Two of Hamburg's most popular attractions are located in close proximity.

Which line does the Elbphilharmonie stop belong to?

The Elbphilharmonie stop belongs to the HADAG Ferry Line 72, which provides a direct connection to the Landungsbrücken.

What’s next with Line 72?

The Elbphilharmonie (Elb Ferry) is the final stop, so you'll be heading back from there: Arningstraße → Landungsbrücken

If you like, I’d be happy to provide texts about other stops in HafenCity as well!