The Ernst-August-Schleuse (Elbferry) stop is located in the southern part of Hamburg, in the Wilhelmsburg district. It marks the end of the HADAG ferry line 73 and is situated right at the eponymous lock system, which connects the Ernst-August Canal with the Port of Hamburg. The surrounding area is characterized by industry, warehouses, and canals – ideal for anyone interested in the technical infrastructure of the harbor or wanting to explore a different side of Hamburg.

The lock itself plays a significant role for internal harbor traffic in Wilhelmsburg and is one of the lesser-known but fascinating locations in the Hamburg harbor network.

What attractions are nearby the stop?

• Ernst-August-Schleuse: The technical facility regulates the water level between the harbor and the canal – an exciting place for tech enthusiasts.

• Wilhelmsburg's Industrial Culture: In the vicinity, you'll find numerous remnants of Hamburg's industrial history, such as old warehouses or harbor facilities.

• Wilhelmsburg Island Park: Easily accessible by bike or bus – a modern landscape park with sports facilities, waterways, and urban nature.

• IBA Site & Architecture Path: To the north lies the area of the International Building Exhibition with innovative residential and urban development projects.

Which line does the Ernst-August-Schleuse stop belong to?

The Ernst-August-Schleuse stop is the terminus of the HADAG ferry line 73.

How to proceed with line 73

After the last stop, it goes back: Argentina Bridge → Theater at the Harbor → Landungsbrücken