Are you ready for an adrenaline rush and not afraid to explore Hamburg’s dark side? Then we have the perfect guide for you, presenting the city’s 4 spookiest ghost tours. Experience abysmal depths and haunted places where horrific events took place—events whose presence can still be felt in the Hanseatic city. Behind the colorful fun of the nightlife, Hamburg’s gloomy corners and alleys reveal further events that will transport you into a dark parallel world of mystery.
On this spine-chilling ghost tour through the Speicherstadt, you’ll delve into Hamburg’s dark past with an experienced guide. For two hours, you’ll hear the city’s legends and stories, backed up by historical facts. The tour focuses on themes such as death, the devil, and witch hunts.
You’ll also learn more about enigmatic signs and symbols . The meeting point is the main entrance to St. Catherine’s Church, beneath the tower leading to the Katharinenbrücke/Grimm. Even as a native of Hamburg, you can discover dark secrets about your city on this tour. Are you ready to unravel the mysteries?
The Hamburg Dungeon, also known as the “Home of Halloween,” promises to give you a few deep chills. On this ghost tour through Hamburg’s darkest eras, you’ll encounter ghosts, pirates, the Black Death, and many other mysterious figures. During an interactive show, you won’t just listen to the horror stories—you’ll experience them firsthand. In October, you can enjoy a special spine-chilling experience at the show “The Dead of the Churchyard.”
The dead will tell you about the eerie event that took place in the remote cemetery on Kirchhoff Island in the middle of the Elbe.With state-of-the-art special effects and professional actors and actresses, the Hamburg Dungeon is one of the most exciting and entertaining ghost tours in the city.
On this guided tour of St. Pauli, you’ll discover eerie crime scenes where some of Hamburg’s most spine-chilling events took place—and here’s what makes it special: these are true stories.
Follow in the footsteps of criminals like Otto Kneipp and Fritz Honka, whose name is particularly well-known at the Kiez bar Der Goldene Handschuh. Follow the guide to the scenes of famous crimes, including locations from the pimp wars of the 1980s.
