Hamburg Dungeon

Hamburg Dungeon

Established in 2000, Hamburg Dungeon is part of the same chain as the London Dungeon and York Dungeon, and is a unique tourist attraction. It was the first such venue of this brand to be established on the European mainland.

Within the ancient and haunting underground vaults of Hamburg’s historic Speicherstadt, visitors can explore a special kind of exhibition across the 500 square meters of exhibit space at Hamburg Dungeon. This is not a place for the faint-hearted to linger — it is a complex maze of terrifying themed rooms and museum displays, behind whose walls lie horrifying scenes from nearly two thousand years of Hamburg’s history.

Actors at the Dungeon take visitors on a plunge into the depths of history: from the Great Fire of Hamburg in 1842, through the plagues and tragedies of 1892, to encounters with the pirate Störtebeker. Visitors will also experience a thrilling few minutes aboard a boat ride simulating the great tsunami of 1717, truly getting a sense of tension, fear, and dread. The scorching instruments of torture in the torture chamber and the eerie, spine-chilling scenes leave visitors trembling with fear.

Hamburg Dungeon

Must-visit reason: Germany’s most thrilling “haunted house”

Continent: Europe【Europe】

Country/Region: Germany[Germany]

State/Province: Hamburg State [Hamburg]

City: Hamburg [Hamburg]