HAMBURG, GERMANY

Arrive: 0800 Thursday, 05 September Onboard: 1800 Sunday, 08 September Brief Overview: With a population of 1.8 million, Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany, after Berlin. 50% of the city was destroyed in World War II, but today it is the “greenest” city in Germany, thanks to tree-lined avenues and an abundance of parks including the three lakes of Alster Park. Not only green in color, the HafenCity is the largest urban reclamation development in Europe and has won numerous awards for its eco-friendly blend of modern and historic buildings. Hamburg also boasts an incredible amount of waterways and 2,500 bridges, many of which are adorned with “love padlocks” -- a phenomenon that began in Italy and quickly spread across Europe thanks to the book I Want You by Federico Mocci.

Surprisingly, Hamburg is third to New York and London in musical theater productions. The Lion King theater is a short boat ride across the harbor and may be seen from our ship. As new as musical theater is to Hamburg, it has nothing on the trumpeter at St. Michael’s church, who has been bugling to the four directions of the city every day at 10 am and 9 pm for three hundred years. Plan to be in the vicinity at least once during your port stay.

Out of town: About an hour from Hamburg is Lübeck: the “queen” of the Hansa League (medieval precursor to the European Union) and a quaint town to explore with Professor Greg Mason. Berlin, with all its fascinating history and modern graffiti is an easy bus (3.5 hours) or train (2+ hours) ride away. The Germany of brats and fests isn’t entirely out of reach, but it is about 6 hours south in the state of Bavaria.

On Your Own: The S-Bahn, U-Bahn, city buses, and your own two feet make getting around town easy. In addition, there are red “rent-a-bikes” (1,650 bikes that can be rented from 130 stands). If you want to rent one, register at the bike stand, online, or with the Stadtrap app. The first half hour is free, followed by 8 cents a minute with a max of 12 Euro per day. Bikes can be returned at any station (think Redbox or Zipcar). For outdoor enthusiasts, there is a five- mile trail around Alster Lake that is popular among Hamburgers (yes, that’s what they are called!) that begins at Jungfernstieg. Canoes, paddle boats, or sailboats may also be rented for some time on the lake.

Suggested programs by category of interest: Day 3: HAM 114-301 Dollerup Foster Farm Service Art and Architecture: Visit Day 1: HAM 110-201 HafenCity Tour Day 4: HAM 116-401 Early morning Fish Market Day 3: HAM 103-301 Lubeck with Professor Greg Mason Taste of Germany: Day 4: HAM Bread Baking Cultural connections: Day 2: HAM 111-201 Electoral Process in Germany Nightlife: SAS Exclusive: Private tour & conversation with the #2 Day 1: HAM 109-103 Hamburg at Night elected official in Hamburg

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IMPORTANT: If you registered in one of the following courses, you have a field lab on this day. Do not make any other travel plans as this is a designated class day in port for your course: PHIL 2510-101 Global Ethics with Professor Brian Clack SEMS 3500-101 Acting Techniques in Interviews with Professor Gregory Justice ARTS 1010-101 Drawing at Sea II with Professor Judy McLeod PSYC 1010-101 Introductory Psychology with Professor John Mueller ARCH 3500 TBD Sustainable Communities with Professor Michael Petrus

HAM 100-101 HAMBURG CITY TOUR Half-Day

Today you will enjoy a 4-hour city tour by STANDARD PRICE Early Booking coach and foot. During your tour you will see Adult $65 $62 the Hamburg harbour, the Child $33 $31 Landungsbruecken, and drive along TIME Rothenbaum Chausee with it’s beautiful villas. Take in the views along Alster Lake and Date Time enjoy a broad orientation to this “green” city. Depart September 5 0900 A city-state, the city hall (Rathaus) houses Return September 5 1300 both city and state government for Hamburg. HIGHLIGHTS Walk along the Mönckebergstreet which is St. Michael’s Cathedral w/ concert THE central shopping street in Hamburg. Rathaus Walk around some of the charming old Alster Lake area Learn where to go to explore on your cobblestone streets and conclude with an own organ concert at noon at the famous St. Michael’s church (approximately 20 MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25 minutes). MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 45

HAM 106-101 MINIATURE WUNDERLAND & HAFEN CITY TOUR Half-Day

Three-hour walking tour of the world famous STANDARD PRICE Early Booking Hafen City in Hamburg’s old harbor, along Adult $56 $53 the Elbe River. Then, visit the famous Miniature Wunderland; the world’s largest Child $28 $27 model railway AND Trip Advisor’s #1 Thing TIME to Do in Hamburg. The Miniature Date Time Wonderland has been constantly growing Depart September 5 0900 since the year 2001. More layout areas Return September 5 1400 have already been planned through the year HIGHLIGHTS 2014. Scale models of entire cities, even Walking architectural tour of HafenCity Las Vegas!, will amaze you. Miniature Wunderland MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25 There is also a Switzerland section, MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 45 Scandinavia, France, Italy, and Austria. Miniatur Wonderland even has it’s own airport, Knuffingen.

“This place is beyond description. Way better than you think it will be! We did not want to leave.” Krista

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HAM 107-101 ALSTER CANALS BOAT CRUISE Half-Day

This cruise along the Alster STANDARD PRICE Early Booking canals reveals the mysterious Adult $49 $47 side of Hamburg: Beautifully- Child $25 $24 kept villas with hidden parkland and luxurious TIME penthouse apartments, as Date Time well as other interesting sights Depart September 5 1200 along unspoiled riverbanks – Return September 5 1515 so close you can almost reach HIGHLIGHTS out and touch them. Although Beautiful scenic views of the Hamburg so near to the city centre, you will find yourself in the midst of the idyllic “Beverly Hills” greenery that graces residential areas bordering the Alster. Embassy Row MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 20 Please note: Box Lunch from ship. MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 45

HAM 108-101 LAW OF THE SEA TRIBUNAL w/ PROFESSOR MIKE FOWLER Half-Day

Join legal expert and Fall 2013 STANDARD PRICE Early Booking Faculty member, Mike Fowler on a Adult $TBD $TBD visit to the International Law of the Child $TBD $TBD Sea Tribunal. This is where they try TIME cases on pirating and other related issues. The group will be treated to a Date Time tour of the building and a Depart September 5 1030 presentation about the Tribunal and Return September 5 1300 its role in international affairs. If HIGHLIGHTS possible, the group will be able to attend a trial hearing (which is held in English). Law of the Sea Tribunal If there is no hearing, the tour will end at noon. Possible trial hearing MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 20

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 30

HAM 109-103 HAMBURG AT NIGHT Half-Day

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking Adult $75 $71 Child $37 $36 TIME Date Time Depart September 5 2030 Return September 5 2300

Join a 3-hour tour of Hamburg to enjoy the city by night! See the major sights of MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 20 Hamburg such as the City hall, the Aussenalster, and the illuminated Speicher MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 45 city. Your tour will start with a drive along the illuminated Hafencity. Then drive along the Mainstation, Binnen Alster, Lombards Bridge, Jungfernstieg, and City hall. A stop will be made at Planten un Blomen Park to see the water fountain and light show. We will watch the show while sitting at a restaurant terrace, enjoying a glass of wine. After the thirty minute show, we will continue our trip via the Peters Street, with its historic houses. You will have a view of the St. Michael’s church.

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Day 2: Friday, September 06 HAM 200-201 BERLIN HOLOCAUST MUSEUM & BONHOFFER HOUSE OVERNIGHT 2 Days/ 1 Night

"Many years ago I visited the Holocaust memorial at STANDARD PRICE Early Booking Auschwitz, and it has stayed with me ever since. Adult $369 $351 Periodically this awareness has found its way into my Child $184 $176 courses, and I have come to know some of the articulate voices of the Holocaust, both Jewish and TIME Christian: Elie Wiesel, Anne Frank, Etty Hillesum, Date Time Dietrich Bonhoeffer, among others. I think of this field Depart September 6 0900 trip as a kind of pilgrimage that will allow me to pay Return September 7 1900 homage to the Holocaust's victims and to express HIGHLIGHTS gratitude to the brave souls who worked to mitigate Holocaust Museum in Berlin its effects. Like countless others, I will be striving to better understand Insights from Professor Coburn this low point in human history." FA13 Professor Thomas Coburn MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 20 MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40 Join Professor Coburn on this quick, but powerful visit to Berlin to unlock some of the voices of the past and strive to better understand this difficult chapter in human history. DAY 1 (BOX LUNCH FROM SHIP, dinner on your own) Your tour today will depart from the pier in the morning headed to Berlin by deluxe restroom-equipped motor coach. Upon arrival in Berlin, we will stop at our hotel for luggage drop off and lunch on your own. Following lunch, we will begin a city tour with a local guide which takes you to many of the highlights of this interesting and history-rich city. Some of the highlights that you can see during the tour include the remnants of the Berlin Wall, chilling proof of what was the city’s most notorious landmark for 28 years; the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, preserved as a ruin after World War II; the Brandenburg Gate, which will always be known as the “border” between East and West Germany; and the Reichstag Parliament Building, which regained its prominence when the German government moved the capital back to Berlin from Bonn. The tour will continue with a stop at Checkpoint Charlie, where you will have a chance for photos and to meet the local guards. You will also see the Berlin Cathedral with its neo-Baroque interior and massive dome. A focal point of the tour will be a visit to the Bonhoeffer House. Dietrich Bonhoeffer – Berlin pastor and professor of theology –resisted National Socialism at a time when tyranny and racism ruled Germany, victimizing religious, ethnic, and social minorities. Bonhoeffer actively applied his Christian faith and theological reflection to his everyday actions. As this brought him into conflict with the Nazi regime, he was invited to leave Germany and seek refuge in America at New York’s Union Theological Seminary. After initially accepting, Bonhoeffer soon recognized the need to be with his people and so returned to Germany. There he was drawn into anti-Nazi activism and eventually came to see it as his Christian duty to participate in a plot to assassinate Hitler. The plot failed and Bonhoeffer was executed a month before the end of World War II. Bonhoeffer’s legacy—as articulated in writings like The Cost of Discipleship and Letters and Papers from Prison-- remains very much alive for Christians today, and his notion of “religionless Christianity” has drawn attention far beyond Christian circles. Dinner and the evening are on one’s own. DAY 2: After breakfast at our hotel we will transfer to the Holocaust Museum for a guided tour. The Memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe in the center of Berlin is the German Holocaust Memorial honoring and remembering the up to six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust. Located between the Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz, the Memorial consists of the Field of Stelae, designed by Peter Eisenman, and the subterranean Information Centre. The exhibition at the Information Centre documents the persecution and extermination as well as the historic sites of the crimes. Each year, nearly half a million visitors come to the Information Centre.

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HAM 110-201 HAFENCITY & SPICE WAREHOUSE WALKING TOUR Half-Day

Depart the pier on foot with your local guide. Visit HafenCity, a redevelopment STANDARD PRICE Early Booking project of former industrial land, in Hamburg’s old harbor, along the Elbe River. HafenCity is the largest inner city redevelopment project currently in Europe. Adult $78 $74 Child $39 $37 You’ll see the breath-taking Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall and learn about its TIME unique construction. The structure is formed from a historical warehouse with a Date Time glass façade at the top. What’s important to people who live and use HafenCity, is not the splashy designer architecture, but instead the amount of public space Depart September 6 0900 that is available to residence. Return September 6 1500 After the Harbour city tour you will visit the Spice Museum - the only spice HIGHLIGHTS museum in the world. Here, one is invited to smell, taste, and touch fifty HafenCity unprocessed spices and kitchen herbs. More than 900 exhibits from the last five Spice Market centuries illustrate how spices were cultivated and later processed. Rotating MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15 exhibitions complete the program. You will have a 30 minute introduction about MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 20 spices and their history.

HAM 112-201 SAS EXCLUSIVE: ELECTORAL PROCESS AT THE RATHAUS Half-Day

Thanks to the connections of an SAS alum, this STANDARD PRICE Early Booking EXCLUSIVE tour invites participants to tour the Adult $24 $22 Rathaus with Vizepräsident der Hamburgischen Child $12 $11 Bürgerschaft, Dr. Wieland Schinnenburg -- the TIME equivalent to the Lieutenant Governor of a state in the US! Meet in a private room at the Rathaus with Date Time Dr. Schinnenburg where he will speak to students Depart September 6 0915 about the September federal election and the Return September 6 1200 political system in Germany, including the role of HIGHLIGHTS the media. Afterwards, there will be time for Q & A Private tour of Rathaus and open discussion. Exclusive meeting with Vice-President of Hamburg, Dr. Wieland Schinnenburg

Chancellor election & the EU MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 20 MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 28

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HAM 202-201 BERLIN GRAFFITI ART TOUR 2 Days/1 Night

Your tour will depart from the STANDARD PRICE Early Booking pier in the morning headed to Adult $417 $397 Berlin by deluxe restroom- Child $208 $198 equipped motor coach. Your TIME guide will share background information about Germany Date Time including German people, Depart September 6 0900 culture, and history. Upon Return September 7 1900 arrival in Berlin, you will check-in HIGHLIGHTS to the hotel and have lunch on Berlin Wall your own. Brandenburg Gate Berlin Cathedral Following lunch, begin a city tour of the notable sites that make this interesting Graffiti and street culture of Berlin Art Workshop and historically rich city what it is today. Some of the highlights during the tour MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25 include the remnants of the Berlin Wall; the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church; the MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40 Brandenburg Gate, the former “border” between East and West Germany; and the Reichstag Parliament Building, which regained its prominence when the German government moved the capital back to Berlin from Bonn. Your tour will continue with a stop at Checkpoint Charlie where you will have a chance for photos and to meet the local guards. You will also see the Berlin Cathedral with its neo-Baroque interior and massive dome. During World War II, the building was hit by a firebomb that severely damaged most of the Cathedral, but it has now been restored.

After breakfast at our hotel, you will have an introduction to Berlin’s graffiti and street art culture. We will take the back streets and discover some of the latest and greatest examples of street art, graffiti & mural art in this famous capital of urban art. The street art tour component is a detailed look at over 50 local and international artists, on the streets and in the studios of local artists. Your guide is a street artist and expert on the scene, he will show you some of the best art in the city and will teach you who is behind the art and what their motives are. The art changes rapidly in the streets, so there is always fresh work. You might even get the chance to see an artist doing a piece live. We then visit one of our fantastic workshop locations, where you will receive instructions on various street art & graffiti techniques from both local and international artists and then you’ll get to try it for yourself.

ITINERARY Day 1: Day 2: (B) Travel to Berlin (approximately 4 hours) Breakfast at hotel Check in to hotel, BOX LUNCH FROM SHIP Guided tour of Berlin’s graffiti and street culture Guided tour of Berlin sites Street art and graffiti workshop Dinner & evening on your own Lunch on your own Overnight stay at well-situated hotel Drive back to Hamburg

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HAM 203-201 AMSTERDAM 2-NIGHTS 3 Days/ 2 Nights

DAY 1: September 6th, 2013 (box lunch from ship) STANDARD PRICE Early Booking Your tour today will Adult $514 $490 depart from the pier in Child $257 $245 the morning headed to Amsterdam by deluxe TIME restroom-equipped Date Time motor coach. Upon Depart September 6 0800 arrival in Amsterdam, Return September 8 1730 we will stop at our HIGHLIGHTS hotel for luggage drop Bike tour in Amsterdam off. Anne Frank house Enjoy a late afternoon Van Gogh Museum city bike tour with a MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 30 guide which takes you MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 60 to many of the highlights of this interesting and history-rich city. Some of the highlights that you can see during the tour include the Museumsplein, Dam Square with Royal Palace and the war monument and then into the Red-Light district where you’ll see the Old church, the Nieuwmarkt and the ladies of the red light district and the mannequins of the red light fashion district. After the conclusion of the tour, the remainder of the evening is at your leisure.

DAY 2: September 7th, 2013 (B) After breakfast at our hotel, you will depart on a morning sightseeing tour of Amsterdam with a guide. Your tour begins in an entrance into the unique Van Gogh Museum. The museum contains the largest collection of paintings by Vincent van Gogh in the world, including such famous works as Sunflowers and several self-portraits. The museum allows you to track Van Gogh's creative development, and compare his paintings to works by his 19th-century contemporaries. Following the museum, you will visit the Anne Frank house which is where Anne Frank and her family famously were hiding for two years during World War 2 before being captured and deported to various concentration camps. After your morning tour, the remainder of the afternoon and evening are free at your leisure to explore.

DAY 3: September 8th, 2013 (B) After breakfast at our hotel, you will board your coach and return back to Hamburg.

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HAM 204-101 BAVARIA/ MUNICH OVERNIGHT TRIP 3 Days/ 2 Nights

th DAY 1: September 6 , 2013 STANDARD PRICE Early Booking Your tour today will depart Adult $907 $864 from the pier in the morning Child $454 $432 headed to Munich by high TIME speed train. Upon arrival you will embark Date Time on a 3 hour sightseeing tour Depart September 6 0800 of the city. You will discover Return September 8 1530 sights such as the HIGHLIGHTS Pinakotheken art museums, Ludwig’s castle the world famous Munich & Hofbrauhaus Hofbrauhaus, the National Zugspitz Theater with the Royal Palace, MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 20 MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40 Marienplatz and the Viktualien market with its colorful outdoor stalls. The remainder of the evening is free at your leisure.

DAY 2: September 7th, 2013 (B)

After breakfast at our hotel, you will depart on a full day excursion to Mount Zugspitz. This mountain is the highest peak in all of Germany and offers incredible views from the top. Take a cable car to the summit and look forward to the unmatched 360° panorama and let yourself be overwhelmed by the phenomenal visibility: In ideal weather conditions, you can see more than 400 peaks in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy at a distance of up to 250 kilometers (155 miles), all at once. Enjoy lunch on the mountain.

After you descend, board the bus and continue to Linderhof Castle. Ludwig II had a habit of designing palaces after his idols. In the case of Linderhof Palace, the inspiration was the Sun-King Louis XIV and Versailles as he built up the "King's Cottage". Sun decor, a hall of mirrors, and a smaller scale version of Versailles’ Ambassador's staircase are testament to the king's admirations. As far as royal palaces go, Linderhof Palace has a private atmosphere with only four rooms that actually served a purpose. The gardens surrounding Lin/ Muderhof Palace are considered some of the most beautiful in the world, combining the formal elements of Baroque style and Italian Renaissance gardens with landscaped sections in the English style.

After your castle tour, you will return to Munich where the remainder of the evening is free at your leisure.

DAY 3: September 8th, 2013 (B) After breakfast at our hotel, you will board your coach and transfer to the train station to return back to Hamburg.

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HAM 113-201 BEATLES WALKING TOUR Half-Day

Hamburg played a very important part in creating the sound that changed STANDARD PRICE Early Booking the world in the 60s. The Hamburg Beatles-Tour is not only interesting for Adult $67 $64 fans of the Beatles, but it is also for everyone who wants to know more Child $33 $32 about the origins of 60s music. See for yourself where the Beatles and other bands lived and played from TIME 1960 to 1962. You will learn about what went on in Hamburg after they Date Time left and before they came back as superstars in 1966. You will hear the Depart September 6 1515 story of how Rock'n'Roll came to Hamburg. Return September 6 1745 HIGHLIGHTS Did you know “The Beatles Walking Tour with specialized Beatles” were the third guide band, that came to MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15 Hamburg? MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 20

You will hear the incredible story of how they were selected to come to Hamburg and what the main differences were between them and other bands that played there before them. The Hamburg Beatles Tour provides first-hand information from contemporary witnesses who will clear up the gaps and dispel the rumours and false "fairy tales" that are told about the Beatles in Hamburg. See the former site of the Star Club which was one of the most popular clubs in the world. The Indra and Kaiserkeller which are in almost the same condition as when the Beatles played there! See the site of the other club the Beatles played, which many people don’t know about! See the Cinema where they lived and the backyard, where it is said, that the ghost of John Lennon can sometimes be seen.

Day 3: Saturday, September 07 HAM 103-301 DAY TO LUBECK with PROFESSOR GREG MASON Half-Day

Literary buffs and STANDARD PRICE Early Booking romantics will not Adult $107 $102 want to miss this Child $53 $51 inspiring and TIME charming medieval brick and stone city. Date Time Join professor Greg Depart September 7 0900 Mason to explore the Return September 7 1630 famous Hanse City HIGHLIGHTS Luebeck. Discover Holsten Gate what inspired Nobel laureates Thomas Mann and Gunther Grass. Enjoy a two Heilig Geist Spital hour architectural tour. Learn about the typical homes, the Holstein Gate, the Old town of Luebeck Delicious lunch in historic building jewish experience in Lubeck and the Heilig Geist Spital, and the famous MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15 churches which influenced the others all over the Baltic area. MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40 After the tour enjoy a three course fish lunch at a local restaurant complete with long German beer tables and benches. You can imagine the “power lunches” that took place here 3-400 years ago among members of the Hansa League.

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HAM 114-301 DOLLERUP FOSTER CARE FARM SERVICE VISIT Half-Day

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking Adult $87 $83 Child $43 $41 TIME Date Time Depart September 7 0930 Return September 7 1730 HIGHLIGHTS Visit the Diederichsen family farm near Dollerup (about an hour and a half north Lunch in Flensburg (at your own expense) of Hamburg) and learn how this family converted their 140 year-old farm into a Foster Care Farm foster care home for children in 1992. Learn about the foster care system in Work Project Germany, participate in a service project on the farm, and interact with some of Play time with kids the children. Your host, recent University of Georgia graduate, Erik Schlagheck, MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15 will give you a tour of the farm and discuss his role and his experiences in MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 45 Germany over the past 8 months.

On the way to the farm, we will visit the University town of Flensburg and have lunch at a typical German beer hall.

Note: The cost of this trip includes a donation to the farm.

HAM 115-301 CONCENTRATION CAMP AND JEWISH HISTORY Half-Day

Today we will have a sobering 2- STANDARD PRICE Early Booking hour visit to the Concentration Adult $107 $102 Camp, Neuengamme. It was used Child $53 $51 between 1938-1945 as the largest concentration camp in North-West TIME Germany. More than 100,000 Date Time people were imprisoned at its main Depart September 7 0930 concentration camp and it’s 86 Return September 7 1530 outside camps. At least 42,900 HIGHLIGHTS died in Neuengamme including Visit to the Neuengamme the 86 outside camps. Concentration Camp After our 2 hour visit at Visit to the Jewish Cemetery at Neuengamme, we will drive to the Altona Jewish graveyard at Altona, the oldest Portuguese-Jewish graveyard in Tour to Jewish homes in Hamburg MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 20 Northern Europe. Because of its age and its unique gravestone masonry MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40 art, in 1960 it was classified as a protected monument. For years now, scientists have been calling for its inclusion in the World Heritage List of UNESCO. Between 1611 and the 1870s, there were some 9,000 burials, here. There are more than 6,000 German and 1,600 Portuguese gravestones which are completely or fragmentarily preserved.

You will have a one hour tour there. Then, we will continue to Hamburg where we will see the “Stolpersteine,” small gold stones put in the street in front of houses where deported Jewish people lived. On the stones, it is mentioned who lived there and where they died.

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Day 4: Sunday, September 08

HAM 116-401 MORNING FISHMARKET Half-Day

Every Sunday morning STANDARD PRICE Early Booking (and ONLY on Sunday Adult $26 $24 mornings) from 05:00 Child $13 $12 a.m. to 09:30 a.m. TIME Hamburg’s historical and traditional Fish market Date Time takes place. Since 1703 Depart September 8 0700 everything that has not Return September 8 1000 been screwed down has HIGHLIGHTS been sold here! Lively public market – AMAZING fun! MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15 Our guide will talk about MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 45 the food at the market and you will have time to stroll along on your own. Please note: THIS IS A WALKING TOUR

HAM 118-401 OLD WORLD BREAD BAKING & BLACKSMITH Half-Day

Today we will drive thru the STANDARD PRICE Early Booking famous “Altes Land,” the apple Adult $138 $132 area outside of Hamburg. We Child $69 $66 will visit the association TIME “Bäuerliches Hausewesen Bliedersdorf.” Learn how Date Time historic blacksmiths worked, Depart September 8 0830 experience how wheat was Return September 8 1630 processed, and learn at a HIGHLIGHTS historic juice press how apple Blacksmith works juice was made. Students will Old fashioned bread baking be split into groups for bread Light lunch of soup and bread Apple juice press baking in a historic baking house. Learn how the dough is done and make your MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 30 own bread. For lunch we will have soup and the freshly baked bread. MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 100

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