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Round trips with the St. Georg on the Alster in Hamburg

"The 'Barkasse St. Georg' is an excursion boat in Hamburg that is used for tours on the Alster and the canals of the city. A barkasse is a typical Hamburg boat with a flat bottom and shallow draft, suitable for use in shallow waters such as the Alster and the canals of the city. The Barkasse St. Georg can accommodate up to 60 passengers and can be rented for private parties, corporate events, or city tours. It is a popular and well-known symbol of Hamburg's maritime heritage and a great way to explore the city from the water."

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Location: Hamburg, Deutschland

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