Hamburg Dungeon

　　Established in 2000, Hamburg Dungeon belongs to the same chain as The London Dungeon and The York Dungeon. It is a unique tourist attraction and the first of its kind established by the brand on the European continent.

　　In the ancient and eerie underground vaults of the historic Speicherstadt district of Hamburg, across 500 square meters of exhibition space, visitors can experience a special type of exhibit. This is not a place for the faint-hearted, as it is a complex maze of terrifying chambers and museums, hiding behind its walls numerous horrific scenes from nearly two thousand years of Hamburg’s history.

　　The actors at the Dungeon take visitors on a journey into the depths of history: from the Great Fire of Hamburg in 1842, through the plagues and cholera epidemics of 1892, right up to encountering the pirate Klaus Störtebeker. Visitors will also endure several minutes of a thrilling boat ride simulating the great tsunami of 1717, truly feeling the tension, fear, and dread. The blazing torture instruments in the torture chamber and the chillingly spooky scenes leave visitors trembling with fear.

　　Hamburg Dungeon Reason to Visit: Germany's most thrilling "haunted house" Continent: Europe Country/Region: Germany Province/State: Hamburg City: Hamburg