Theater & culture

Around the east Hotel you will find a variety of theaters and cultural facilities within walking distance: Corny Littmann's Schmidt Theater and Schmidt's Tivoli, the famous St. Pauli Theater and the Imperial Kriminaltheater, to name a few. New on the Reeperbahn is the Schmidtchen Theater in the new clubhouse St. Pauli, which offers you the best entertainment. You can experience great musical productions with a goosebump feeling in the Theater an der Elbe, in the Theater im Hafen, Theater neue Flora or in the Stage Operettenhaus.

The Hamburg State Opera, the Komödie im Winterhuder Fährhaus, the Thalia Theater and the Ohnsorg Theater are known far beyond Hamburg's borders. A variety of different theaters are offered to you in Hamburg. We will be happy to advise you on the current program and assist you in booking tickets.

Hamburg's museums offer insights into many fields of knowledge. An exciting photo exhibition in the Deichtorhallen, a trip into the world of saffron, cinnamon & Co. in the Spice Museum, the treasures of inner and outer European cultures in the Ethnological Museum or contemporary painting in the Kunsthalle - Hamburg's museums convey a wealth of knowledge.

An absolute must for every visit to Hamburg and an event for the whole family is the Miniaturwunderland - Not only for fans of miniature trains.

You can turn yourself and the whole family upside down at the Museum of Illusions Hamburg. The fascinating world of optical illusions is entertaining and educational fun for young and old.

Experience brain teasers and action at one of the five exit games in the Skurillum Hamburg. Work hand in hand with your fellow players and think around the corner to escape from your room before time runs out.

Experience a journey through 600 years of gruesome Hamburg history at the Hamburg Dungeon with 11 shows, real actors, captivating stories and rides. Scary fun guaranteed!

 

A visit to the CHOCOVERSUM by HACHEZ is also particularly suitable for younger guests. Here you can learn all about the history of the cocoa bean right up to the finished bar of chocolate. Highlight: At the end of each visit you create your own bar of chocolate.