Scavenger Hunt Hamburg – Set Sail for Teamwork

The Elbphilharmonie is the landmark of the city and an architectural masterpiece. You have a wonderful view from the platform on top. Go there and play the following game together on the platform.

"Mors Mors" roughly translates to "lick my ass." This was the response of the water carrier, Daniel Christian Hummel, to the snotty boys who showed him their butts. Find the character and imitate them.

The artist Ólafur Elíasson calls his work "sculptural intervention," which allows for a multi-layered view of the surroundings through numerous mirrors inside. Find the installations, step inside, and look upwards.

The paintings on the ceiling of the Mellinpassage depict women of different ages in the Art Nouveau style. In some of the pictures, a bottle with a label can be seen. Find out what is written there.

Get a flower and exchange it with someone on the street for something they want to give you. Whatever you receive, try to exchange it with the next person and repeat the same process.

Share your superpower with each other. Choose an ability or trait that you like about yourself, and find a body posture that expresses this superpower.

When people perform an action in synchrony as a group, it automatically attracts others to join. For example, simply looking at a specific point together is enough to create interest.

The museum ship "Rickmer Rickmers" can be viewed from the landing bridges. The figurehead at the front of the ship has not seen the high seas for a long time.

Since 1883, the Speicherstadt has been a transshipment and storage area for goods from all over the world in the Hanseatic city. Using hydraulically operated ropes, coffee and tea were hoisted from the ships into the storage areas.

Hamburg is the largest coffee trading center in Europe. At Coffee Plaza, you can find a five-meter-high bronze coffee bean that displays interesting facts about coffee. Visit the bean to learn more about this popular energizer.

Planten un Bloomen has a Japanese garden area, which includes a platform extending into a small lake. Visit this peaceful environment and meditate for one minute.

At the Hamburg City Hall, there is a sculpture depicting an immortal mythical creature. Go to the City Hall and find out which mythical creature it is.

The water shapes the cityscape of Hamburg and sometimes more than the residents would like. Various signs throughout the city indicate how high the water level of the Elbe River reached during the corresponding year's flood.