The baroque Protestant Church of St. Michaelis - or Michaeliskirche - is a Hamburg landmark. Its famous clock tower soaring above the city roofs has been a beacon for sailors since the 1680s.
The copper dome and gold clock of St. Michaelis’ 132-meter (433-foot) tower rises above a network of tiny alleys known as the Krameramtswohnungen, lined with half-timbered almshouses from the 17th century.
Take a guided tour of the tower for views over the port of Hamburg from the observation platform, and visit the crypt for a historic tour.
Latest Reviews
Review by Abby M, September 2012
Doing what: Essential Hamburg Combo: Hop-on Hop-off Tour, Cruise and Lake Alster
Overall, a very good experience especially if you have a limited amount of time in Hamburg and want to maximize your time
Review by Kenneth C, USA, July 2010
Doing what: Essential Hamburg Combo: Hop-on Hop-off Tour, Cruise and Lake Alster
Review by Jeffrey R, April 2013
Doing what: Essential Hamburg Combo: Hop-on Hop-off Tour, Cruise and Lake Alster
The Hop On - Hop Off tour bus was great and worthwhile. Te free river cruise that came with it is not to be missed. The lake tour was good but not offered in English like the 12 noon river tour was. All in all, worthwhile.
Practical Info
The Church of St. Michaelis is near the Alsterfllet canal in the old section of Hamburg.
The closest metro stop is Rodingsmarkt.



