Jetties Hamburg in the Second World War The pier was destroyed in the Second World War. Today's swimming bridges were built between 1953 and 1955 as part of the reconstruction. In 1976 the piece between bridge two and three, which was totally ruined in the war, was rebuilt. In 1999 there were numerous renovations. The lighting and the roof have been restructured. The replacement of bridge seven was also planned. The landing stages today Life is seething here at the harbor by the landing stages. The most diverse people meet. Dock workers, fishermen, employees in the various offices and lots of tourists are a daily sight. Many sights are easy to reach. The “Landungsbrücken Hamburg” have developed into a veritable promenade in recent years. Not only souvenir shops, but also gastronomy have gotten a boost. The visitors are always amazed at the check-in hall and the two towers. One of them shows the time and rings every full and half hour. The water level of the North Elbe is also displayed. The building has been a listed building since 2003.The Landungsbrücken as a traffic junction If you want to book a harbor tour, you've come to the right place. The different destinations are approached from here. The Speicherstadt, the Elbphilharmonie or the island of Helgoland are only a small part of the large selection. Hamburg can only be properly viewed from the water. These trips are all moderated and give a good insight into the history of the Hanseatic city. S-Bahn, tram or subway also have their own stop here. In some cases, considerable renovation work was necessary to ensure that everything ran smoothly. For example, the S-Bahn station was partially re-tiled, stairs were laid and some exits created. The Hamburg Landungsbrücken got a completely different level of awareness in an early evening series that was broadcast between 1979 and 1982. Two seasons told about life and work in this part of the city.