Car Tours in Hamburg

Hot Rod City Tour in Hamburg

Jump in your HotRod before you speed off and discover the main sights of Hamburg. You’ll be zipping around this city in style as you take to the roads, soaking in the culture and gazing upon the rich history. You could find yourself flying through the St. Pauli district, Dammtor, Fernsicht and Treppenviertel to name just a few!

This is a great way to see this city, forget walking around on foot and instead jump in these impressive cars. Hamburg is unlike any other city so make sure you set some time aside to explore and discover what’s on offer. From UNESCO world heritage sites to infamous fish markets and an incredible river and lakes you’ll be kicking yourself if you didn’t make it around all the sights!

Ensure your weekend is full of fun activities for your birthday, hen or stag do in Hamburg and give your group an alternative and fun way to sight-see without traipsing around the city! Sorted.

Sight-see in style

These Hot Rods are like nothing you’ve ever been in before as you climb into these one-person vehicles. The first Hot Rods were modified old cars in the 1930s in California and became popular for use in drag racing in the post-war era. The most popular cars used were old Fords that were modified to reduce their weight. They also would swap out the engines and tyres to improve speed and traction.

You can still see Hot Rods around today with fans keeping this tradition alive. For this Hamburg Hot Rod City Tour, although they’re not modified old cars, they have been especially made for the use of sight-seeing in this amazing city!

Book this sight-seeing car tour now

Now you know that the only way to see the city in style is by jumping in one of these sight-seeing Hot Rod cars and zipping around. All you need to do is enquire for this activity via the activity page. You’ll need to input the number of guests, the date and the time you wish to go before clicking enquire. After you’ve signed up you can head to your Fizzbox inbox where you’ll be able to message the activity provider directly and ask them any burning questions you have about the event.