Germany’s gateway to the world.
From the red-brick warehouses of the historic Speicherstadt to the futuristic Elbphilharmonie concert hall, Hamburg is a place where past and present collide.
The result?
One of Europe’s coolest, most fascinating cities. For teachers, Hamburg offers a brilliant opportunity for students to learn more about German culture and practice their language skills.
And the best bit? It’s compact, safe, and easy to get around. Perfect for giving students their first taste of independence while still under your watchful eye.
Whether your group is studying history, business studies, geography or German language, you can bring classroom learning to life in Hamburg.
All you need to do is tell us your objectives, and we’ll take care of the rest – flights, accommodation, transport, visits and activities. Get in touch today to get started.
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Why Choose Hamburg For An Educational Tour?
A global trade hub
Known as Germany’s “Gateway to the World”, Hamburg is the country’s largest port and a hub of global trade. On a guided tour of the port, students can see first-hand how imports and exports work, and how logistics networks connect economies around the world.
The UNESCO-listed Speicherstadt warehouse district is another highlight. Its Gothic-style warehouses and winding canals are a striking backdrop for learning about trade, architecture and urban planning.
A city rebuilt
Part of the medieval Hanseatic League, lucrative maritime trade shaped Hamburg’s early identity, but the devastation of the Second World War forced an almost-complete reconstruction. For your students, there are powerful lessons in conflict, politics, and social change to explore.
St. Nikolai Memorial, bombed by Allied forces during Operation Gomorrah, hosts a museum where your group can reflect on the human cost of war and learn how Hamburg rebuilt itself into a thriving, modern city.
This is an interesting change of perspective for students. They’re often familiar with the impact of the Blitz, for example, but unaware of the effect Allied bombing campaigns had on German life.
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