Social activities
Conference Dinner-Party at Cap San Diego (May 27 2025 – 18:00)
About Cap San Diego
The Cap San Diego is the last remaining ship of a series of six fast cargo ships that were built in 1961/62 for the shipping company Hamburg-Süd and sailed primarily to South America until the end of 1981.
Its elegant silhouette is as much a part of the Hamburg harbor panorama as the Speicherstadt and the Michel. Hamburg residents and tourists love it. The crew, consisting of both full-time and volunteer members, keeps the Cap San Diego in good condition with a lot of dedication. Since 2003, the museum ship has also been a maritime monument and floating hotel, and today it is moored at the Überseebrücke in Hamburg.
Tickets for the conference-party can be booked at the registration for a total of 80€.
Additional Social Activities at Cap San Diego (more information coming soon)
Escape Room Game
Explore 1 of the 3 themed escape rooms at Cap San Diego. Find clues and solve challenges in order to beat the room and escape in the given time.
High Ropes Course
The course includes 6 different segments increasing in hight and difficulty for those who are willing to catch an even better view of the ship and the harbour.
Harbour Boat Trip (more information coming soon)
The Hamburg Classic: A must-do for first-time visitors to Hamburg and a highlight of any trip to the Hanseatic city.
Without much ado, you’ll set off on a one-hour tour aboard a barge or passenger ship, cruising through the harbor and the Speicherstadt (tide-dependent). You’ll get up close to the massive vessels at the container terminals, where you can fully appreciate the scale of these giant ships. Along the way, you’ll also get a glimpse of the busy action at the terminals, watching ships being loaded and unloaded. In the Speicherstadt, you’ll pass through Hamburg’s UNESCO World Heritage site, home to the largest warehouse district in the world – a stunning and iconic sight
Berlin Trip (more information coming soon)
Not only is Germany’s capital with its 3,6 Million inhabitants the largest city in the country but its also filled with rich architecture and culture.
The day trip to Berlin offers a glimpse into the city’s rich history and vibrant culture, including the Brandenburger Tor, a symbol of unity and peace, once marking the divide between East and West Berlin. Take in its neoclassical architecture while learning about its significance in history. Another sight is the Reichstag Building, home to Germany’s Parliament. Its striking glass dome offers panoramic views of the city. Another site of historical significance is Checkpoint Charlie, the most famous crossing point between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. Also walk through the city’s lively streets, enjoying Berlin’s dynamic blend of modernity and historical legacy.
