Good but small museum which was easy to cover in around 30 minutes. Elevator ride to the top offered some good views albeit on a rainy day! Remaining architecture and outside area nice to visit

What a great historical sight & museum in the middle of Hamburg. So glad we made sure we visited. The lift up the spire gave us a great view of this lovely city. Cold but well worth it. The museum was underground and packed with the history of the church and mostly the 2nd WW and how the people of Hamburg suffered so much by the bombing by the allied forces.

€6 entry to an important at piece of WW2 history. Fee includes trip up the church spire. If you enjoy WW2 history then worth a visit to the info museum, only for the patient and literate, if you do not like reading about your history and expect a more interactive dumbed down experience then best skip this one. However if you like to read and immerse yourself in the facts and stats then worth a visit. Focus is on the RAF and American forces bombing in Operation Gomorrah of July 1943 and the proceeding firestorm.

St. Nicholy Church in Hamburg is one of the largest churches in the city and has a very beautiful and historical architecture. This church has tall towers that reach about 150 meters in length. Its building is built in the Gothic style and has a beautiful structure and unique artistic designs that belong to the Renaissance and Baroque periods. With several bells which it's resonance is melodies.

In my opinion, it's one of the "musts" in Hamburg. It really sent shiwers down my spine seeing a monument that was almost as great as the dome of Milano bombed to ashes. It really sets an example of what war can do to hundreds of years of history... The museum is well composed and is good at delevering the message of this place. The ticket prices are low too and you can see almost all of the city from the tower, which is accessable via elevator.