EntdeckerRouten vs Exploring Glückstadt

EntdeckerRouten is the first multilingual GPS-supported audio guide for tours of the cultural landscapes of the Hamburg metropolitan region. Currently available in English and German. Informative leisure routes for cyclists and hikers with special tours for families. Travel offline and experience more! The user-friendly download manager offers full control over the data volume used. Simply select an area, download a route and off you go. The interactive GPS-supported map shows the route and your location. At selected stations, the discovery points, the app responds and becomes an audio guide, telling short stories about the surroundings. A colourful array of information with many pictures on technical and cultural history, nature conservation and agriculture presents the landscape on new paths. In order to keep the amount of data under control, each route can be loaded and deleted individually. In the service area you will find tips on how to get there by public transport and also the weather in the area. New functions • Multilingualism (german, english) • Categorization of route POIs • minor optimizations

Audio tour through the historic maritime town of Glückstadt and the Detlefsen-Museum Both harbour and fishing industry have played a vital role throughout Glückstadt’s 400 years of history. Join our audio tour and explore our historic town and the museum, visit historic sights and listen to vivid stories about the maritime past of Glückstadt. Founded by the King of Denmark in 1617, Glückstadt can look back to over 400 years of history. Thanks to its location on the Elbe, the town’s harbour and its fishing industry played a vital role right from the beginning. Until the 19th century, Glückstadt, together with Hamburg Altona, were the most important ports for Greenland travellers and the whaling industry. In later times, the town became a centre for herring fishery. The popular seafood was caught here until 1976. Take our audio tour and relive Glückstadt’s maritime past. Duration: approx. 90 minutes Starting points: Tourist information and Detlefsen-Museum