Feuerschiff, Restaurant and museum ship in Hamburg port, Germany
The Feuerschiff is a former lightship in Hamburg's harbor that now operates as a restaurant, bar, and hotel spread across multiple decks with views of the port and Elbphilharmonie. The vessel maintains its red exterior and nautical layout while offering contemporary amenities and dining spaces inside.
The vessel was originally designed as a navigational marker to guide ships through the harbor before being repurposed as a dining venue. This conversion preserved its maritime character and transformed it into a working landmark on Hamburg's waterfront.
The engine room serves as a venue for jazz concerts, readings, and live performances that reflect Hamburg's port culture. Artists and audiences experience these events in a space shaped by the ship's original maritime function.
Guests can access different sections of the ship depending on whether they dine, drink, stay overnight, or attend an event. It helps to check in advance which areas are open to the public on your visit, as portions may be reserved for private functions.
Six original ship cabins allow overnight stays aboard the vessel, offering guests a rare chance to sleep in a maritime setting within Hamburg's central harbor. This accommodation option sets it apart from typical waterfront dining venues and provides an immersive experience.
Location: Hamburg
Address: City Sporthafen, Vorsetzen, 20148 Hamburg
Phone: +4940362553
Email: lv13@das-feuerschiff.de
Website: http://das-feuerschiff.de
GPS coordinates: 53.54352,9.97893
Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:43
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