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Reeperbahn Tour: Sex, Sin, Parties, and Crime|Germany
Reeperbahn Tour: Sex, Sin, Parties, and Crime|Germany
Reeperbahn Tour: Sex, Sin, Parties, and Crime|Germany
Reeperbahn Tour: Sex, Sin, Parties, and Crime|Germany
Reeperbahn Tour: Sex, Sin, Parties, and Crime|Germany

Reeperbahn Tour: Sex, Sin, Parties, and Crime|Germany


Duration:1 hour(s)
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  • Learn about the history of this wicked part of the city
  • Marvel at the glittery theater wold
  • Enjoy in 1 hour the Highlights of the Reeperbahn
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Tour TypeShared tour
Transportation methodGet there on your own
Luggage limitNone
Tour typesGuided tour
Meal arrangementArrange yourself
Sightseeing typeCity walking tour
TransportWalking

Product Info

Learn in 1 Hour the most sinful stories of the Reeperbahn. Start the tour at the large sign of the Five Guys Restaurant (opposite the underground station St. Pauli, exit Reeperbahn).

This is really hard to believe, but not everything in this part of the city is just about sex and drugs. You will first be told the exciting history of St. Pauli and the Reeperbahn and then head to the different places like Spielbudenplatz, the Dancing Towers, the theater mile, the police station, Hans-Albers-Platz, the Ritze, and of course, the Große Freiheit, where the Beatles got famous. You also found on this street up until 2013 live sex shows, which are now forbidden.

Be shown the darkest locations with their most wicked stories and where you can go partying afterwards. Hear about the dirtiest stories that will make you laugh. Walk through the red light district, but please don't use your cameras, as taking photos and videos are not permitted. Importance is given to the St. Pauli girls being treated well.

Important Info

Reminders

  • Not Allowed: Intoxication

  • Know Before You Go: This tour is allowed for youths up to 14-years-old (parents are responsibke to decide if its okay for their child

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