Local Tour through Hamburg's Neustadt & Gängeviertel

There will be plenty of stories about Hamburg's Neustadt, current city politics, the situation of women in Hamburg's history, etc. And of course, as a foodie, I can't resist serving up a classic Hamburg pastry.
 
Whether the weekly market is worth it and where the greenest corners of Neustadt are hidden. 
a small final quiz, for those who are interested

• we will take a look at the "Michel"  
• the Krameramtsstuben
• visit memorial sites of various Hamburg personalities
• see if there are still ghosts at the Fleetinsel
• where the Gängeviertel have gone and what still stands
• and whether money still rules in this city
• Tour ends at the Laeiszhalle

Since it rains on average 15.8 days a month in Hamburg, we have a good chance of getting wet. Please check your trusted weather app beforehand and equip yourself accordingly.

If someone is traveling with a wheelchair or otherwise has mobility restrictions, cannot stand for long, etc., please let us know in advance so we can plan for it or arrange an extra tour.
Also, a quick note on any allergies or intolerances. Everyone should have a good time.

I'm looking forward to showing you "my" neighborhood. 
Pia