Hamburger Dom

The Hamburger Dom offers colourful booths, nostalgic carousels and high-tech rides. Both Hamburg’s citizens and its visitors can have a wonderful time walking the three kilometer long Dom with its many exciting sights.

Romantics will love the old horse carousels. Those who love illusions will be enchanted by good old show booths. Fans of speed can find excitement and thrills in modern high-tech rides. In additon to all these attractions you will also find delicious foods of all varieties, from small snacks to classy menus.

Please scroll to the bottom of this page to see the dates of the Dom.

Opening hours:

Monday to Thursday: 3:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. (Summer-Dom: until 00:30 A.M.)
Friday to Saturday: 3:00 P.M. to midnight
Sunday: 2:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M.

For more information and exact dates, please visit our German Dom page.

 A grand display of fireworks

A very special attraction are the fireworks that you can enjoy every Friday evening at 10:30 P.M. above the Heiligengeistfeld.

Wednesday is family day

At the Spring-Dom there will be sweet suprises from the Easter bunny for the little visitors. Further attractions will be clowns, acrobats, jugglers, fire-eaters and artists, who form balloons into animals. Kids eyes will start shining when they see all the make-up only meant for them. 

 

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Go twice with the HVV (public transport services)

The showmen at the Hamburger Dom are offering a special advantage: Leave your car at home, buy a day- or group-ticket and travel by HVV bus or train to the Hamburger Dom.

- If you take part in any attraction at the Hamburger Dom you then only have to pay once for transport and the person you are there with can go with you for free.

- Per ticket you can use this offer twice.

U-Bahn: U3 (the yellow line) St. Pauli
S-Bahn: (S-Bahn): S1 (the green line), S3 (the violet line) Reeperbahn

Various Buses: (bus line 9) Station Feldstraße / (bus line 112, 36 and 37) Station St. Pauli

Advice for drivers: Around the area of the Heiligengeistfeld, where the Hamburger Dom takes place, there are only few parking areas. All of the parking areas are managed by private companies which leads to expensive pricing.

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