About Speicherstadt
The Speicherstadt is a warehouse that was inaugurated on 29th October, by Emperor Wilhelm II when the first building had been completed. The construction then stopped due to world war 2 and was finished in 1927. The warehouse today has many activities and is home to the Miniatur Wunderland which has the world's largest miniature version of the railway station.
The warehouse is also home to Hamburg's international maritime museum, which has thousands of model ships and maps. Visit the Auto museum Prototyp in the warehouse which has over 70 years of prototypes from the automobile industry. Head over to the warehouse to explore all of these museums and then visit the Kaffeerösterei which is a coffee warehouse. You can taste fresh-roasted beans from all over the world and enjoy your coffee.
Speicherstadt Highlights
• Witness the largest warehouse in the world which is spread across 260,000 sq meters and is located on the Elbe river.
• Admire the beautiful neo-brick architecture against the steel and glass buildings of the neighborhood.
• The building was declared a UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the 40th UNESCO sites in the city.
• The warehouse is home to many top attractions in the city such as the International Maritime Museum and the Wunderland Miniatur.
• One of the most popular spots of the warehouse is the Café Fleetschlösschen, which has an amazing picturesque look and is popular among photographers.
• The warehouse also has an amazing coffee store where you can enjoy coffee tastings with freshly-roasted beans from all over the world.
