The HADAG ferries are officially part of the Hamburg Public Transport Association (HVV) and connect important locations along the Elbe. Whether you're commuting to work, going on a trip, or simply want to enjoy the view – the ferries reliably take you from A to B.

Where do the Elbe ferries go?

During the ride, you get a unique view of Hamburg's maritime attractions: the Elbphilharmonie, the historic Speicherstadt, the gigantic container ships, and the shipyards of the port. The Line 62 is particularly popular, which runs from the Landungsbrücken to Finkenwerder and offers an affordable alternative to the classic harbor tour.

• Line 61 (Landungsbrücken – Neuhof): This line connects the tourist center at the Landungsbrücken with the industrial area of Neuhof in the Hamburg port. It is mainly used by commuters traveling between the city and the harbor area. The ride offers an interesting view of the working world around the container terminals.
• Line 62 (Landungsbrücken – Finkenwerder): Line 62 travels past many attractions and is an affordable alternative to the classic harbor tour. The route passes by, among other things, the fish market, the Dockland building, and ends in Finkenwerder.
• Line 64 (Finkenwerder – Teufelsbrück): With a short crossing of the Elbe, this line connects the southern Elbe shore at Finkenwerder with the northern district of Teufelsbrück. The route is especially important for commuters and employees of the Airbus plant. The crossing also offers a beautiful view of the Elbe shore.
• Line 72 (Landungsbrücken – Elbphilharmonie – Arningstraße): Ideal for visitors to the HafenCity: This line runs from the Landungsbrücken directly to the Elbphilharmonie and continues to Arningstraße. It is not only designed for cultural traffic but also provides a practical connection within the growing district. The ride is short but very centrally located.
• Line 73 (Landungsbrücken – Ernst-August-Schleuse): This lesser-known route operates between the Landungsbrücken and the Ernst-August-Schleuse in Wilhelmsburg. It is particularly suitable for attending events or making a detour to the south of the city. Along the way, you experience the contrast between tourism and industry.
• Line 75 (Landungsbrücken – Steinwerder – Argentinienbrücke): This line plays an important role, especially in factory traffic. It connects the Landungsbrücken with the harbor area in Steinwerder and continues to the Argentinienbrücke. The route provides an authentic insight into the industrial center of Hamburg away from tourist paths.

Overview of Elbe ferry stops

🛳️ Tip: It's best to grab a seat on deck, feel the fresh breeze, and enjoy the panorama with a coffee or fish sandwich in hand.