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    St. Michaelis Kirche

    St. Michael's Church

    4.6 (185 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Dana Z.

    Yes, I'm reviewing a church. But strictly as a tourist destination in the city which it really is. You are able to purchase tickets to the bell tower and also to the crypt. IWas told to come here by a local here in Hamburg. I was planning on going to visit some of the other churches but I'm so glad I came to this one. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL. And now I hear its the most beautiful church in northern Germany. There are about 500 stairs on your way up to the bell tower. Doesn't sound like a lot but.... wow. It's a long way up. You can also take an elevator if you're unable to do the stairs. It is a great view from the bell tower over the entire city of Hamburg. From the top of the tower to underground in the crypt... most notably is that CPE Bach is burried here. As a musician, and even moreso, a flute player, this was pretty remarkable to me especially since I had played a CPE Bach piece for a jury in undergrad. Quite possibly one of the best things I've seen in the city. Inside the church itself is gorgeous. It is a saintly white with gold embellishments all over. A giant organ is located in the back with two smaller ones on each side where the musicians sit. This church is a must see just for its historical importance and beautiful views

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    Marlou S.

    The St. Michaelis Church is one of Hamburg's famous churches, located sort of in between the Speicherstadt and the city center. The inside is very pretty and special, with many curved lines, pastel colors and the prettiest church organ. But the most spectecular part must be the view from the tower. It costs € 5 to get up there, but although I'm not the biggest view-fan, I'd say it's worth it. You can choose between stairs and an elevator to get up (and down) and the panoramic view shows you the mix of Hamburg being a cute cobblestone city, a modern city and a harbor city at the same time. It's pretty impressive.

    Niklas K.

    From here you have a beautiful all-round view over Hamburg. For a small workout you can use the stairs. ;) But St. Michaelis Turm also have an elevator, so you can drive up and walk down by stairs. There you can see and sometimes hear - the bells of St. Michaelis Turm.

    Joanne M.

    Beautiful church from the outside to the inside. To go up to the tower or into the crypt it costs money to do so. Unfortunately I did not do this as I did not know what to expect but after writing this review and seeing the photos that have been posted by others I wish I knew as otherwise I would of paid. I highly recommend to anyone. I lit a candle whilst there for my nan and grandad who are in heaven. I love the candles with a drawing of their church on it.

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    Jann S.

    Church is clean & well maintained! It is one of the places I would bring my non-Hamburg friends & even if they are not church goer, they like it!

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    Beautiful views of Hamburg and the sanctuary itself is gorgeous! Worth stopping by and paying 5 euros to go to the top of the church.

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    We loved our time here roaming around the Speicherstadt. It was a fun exploration even on a rainy…read moreweekday morning. It was given UNESCO World Heritage status in 2015. That's most likely because it's the largest historic warehouse complex of its kind (low-lying) in the world. The site has been historically protected since 1991 and subsequently restored. What's interesting is that these old red brick warehouses were uniquely built on top of a foundation of oak timbers. They were driven deep down (about 36 feet) into what was technically once considered marshy sandbars along the Elbe River. The wood with the surrounding sand petrified over time to create a solid foundation to build upon. This whole complex was needed to store global market items such as spices, tea, and coffee. The warehouses have entrances from the canal and at the street level for easy access. I was actually more impressed with the Gothic Revival look of the buildings as well as the steel bridges connecting them all together. We walked up and down the blocks and across the various different bridges to get a feel for the area. I don't think the pictures really convey the scenery here. It comes across as gloomy on rainy days, but it really wasn't that way in person. I really like that this area has become so popular. There are many attractions, shops, museums, cafés, and restaurants in and around it. The beautiful Water Castle can be seen from the furthest bridge known as Poggenmühlen. There's an International Maritimes Museum housed in one of the oldest buildings (1878) in the Speicherstadt. You'll see it right away when you see the massive propeller at the south entrance. The Sandtorkai-Hof and Speicherstadt Rathaus are other beautiful buildings that deserve a mention. There's way more to Hamburg than Speicherstadt and HafenCity. This was just a cool visit to the historical port of Germany. It's definitely a place that I would revisit if given the opportunity.

    The Speicherstadt is fantastic. A lot to see and a lot to do. Great coffee that I took back to…read moreCalifornia and great entertainment. A have to see spot in Hamburg.

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