Das Privathotel Lindtner Hamburg

We enter the factory and start as usual in the first hall with an introduction and a film. As usual, our tour guides will explain to you for 2.5 hours the procedures of the extensive factory premises from our bus, which we will occupy with 24 instead of 50 guests. So you will continue to get a great and impressive insight into the world of Airbus, despite restrictions. One highlight of the tour remains, we will visit the large halls where the A380s are equipped! Here it can happen that you will see other aircraft types in the halls, because the production is constantly changing. For your safety, we have established some distance and hygiene rules and a mask obligation during the tour. You will only leave the bus during the introduction and the tour of the production areas for the wide-bodied aircraft. During the filming in the first production hall, the mask may be taken off, where the chairs are sufficiently far apart. The store and the waiting room are still closed for visitors, if you want to buy smaller items, you can do so at our check-in window. We are happy about a cashless payment!

Discover a leisure park that is unique in the whole of Lower Saxony: the Barefoot Park Lüneburger Heide in Egestorf. On approximately 14 hectares, a very special nature experience for the whole family awaits you in the middle of the Lüneburger Heide nature reserve. And for your feet. Because in the park you will find many different surfaces for barefoot walking, a yoga forest, a salt mine and much more at over 60 adventure stations. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Traditional trade and port city Hamburg had already become an important trading city back in the Middle Ages. Today it is one of the ten biggest port cities in the world. The visitors encounter this special flair at every twist and turn: whether it is the magnificent view of the container terminals at the Elbe River, the HafenCity or the old ware-houses in the Speicherstadt. The Elbphilharmonie is a concert hall in Hamburg that was completed in January 2017. It was planned with the aim of creating a new landmark for the city and a "cultural monument for all.

The Lüneburg Heathland is a large, geographically predominantly flat heath, geest and forest landscape in the northeast of Lower Saxony in the catchment areas of the cities of Hamburg, Bremen and Hanover. It is named after the city of Lüneburg and comprises the main part of the former principality of Lüneburg.

Jasper Coaches have developed their "Eye to eye with the giants" excursion, from an insider tip into a big visitor attraction. For the past five years, the "Giants`Tour" has taken interested visitors on a three-hour trip into the world of the port. Coaches run to HHLA Container Terminal Burchardkai and Altenwerder which visitors cannot normally visit. An experienced guide answers all the questions.

The Phoenix-Center is a shopping center in the Hamburg district of Harburg between Moorstraße, Seevekanal and Harburger Bahnhof. It was opened on September 29, 2004 and offers space for 110 stores on 26,500 m² of retail space.

he Miniatur Wunderland is hard to describe in words, so we have summarized the most important facts in numbers: *1.490 sqm layout size * 260.000 figures * 36 Mio Euros Building costs * 42 planes up in the air * 9250 cars & 1040 trains * 130.000 tress and a lot more. Whether with the family, with a good friend or as a group: If you have a further journey to Hamburg, you will find in our travel offers the all-round package including travel and accommodation at fair prices.

The Harburg Theatre is a privately run theatre in Hamburg. The programme consists of a mixture of classics, comedies, modern contemporary plays and musicals. The theatre is located in the main building of the Archaeological Museum Hamburg at Museumsplatz in Harburg.