Walk the Port: Hamburg | World of Warships

Welcome to the Hanseatic city of Hamburg, the main German seaport that is often called the "gateway to the world"!
Join us as we continue our journey through the Ports of World of Warships. In this episode, we look back at the Port of Hamburg throughout the 1920s and '30s.

00:00 – Walk the Port: Hamburg
00:45 – St. Catherine’s Church
01:25 – St. Nicholas Church
01:55 – St. Michael’s Church
02:40 – St. Pauli Piers
03:15 – Old Elbe Tunnel
04:05 – Paddle-wheels Steamer Dolphin
04:20 – Padua (Kruzernshtern)
04:52 – «Cap Arcona»
05:15 – «Stadt Kiel»
05:35 – Blohm & Voss
05:55 – Kaispeicher A
06:30 – Speicherstadt
07:10 – Fish Auction Hall
07:35 – Naval Observatory
07:55 – Navigation School
08:20 – Hamburg City Hall
08:45 – Bismarck Monument
09:20 – Grasbrook Gasworks
09:40 – LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin
10:05 – Dornier Do X
10:35 – Church of St. Peter

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Welcome to the Hanseatic city of Hamburg, the main German seaport that is often called the "gateway to the world"!
Join us as we continue our journey through the Ports of World of Warships. In this episode, we look back at the Port of Hamburg throughout the 1920s and '30s.

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00:00 – Walk the Port: Hamburg
00:45 – St. Catherine’s Church
01:25 – St. Nicholas Church
01:55 – St. Michael’s Church
02:40 – St. Pauli Piers
03:15 – Old Elbe Tunnel
04:05 – Paddle-wheels Steamer Dolphin
04:20 – Padua (Kruzernshtern)
04:52 – «Cap Arcona»
05:15 – «Stadt Kiel»
05:35 – Blohm & Voss
05:55 – Kaispeicher A
06:30 – Speicherstadt
07:10 – Fish Auction Hall
07:35 – Naval Observatory
07:55 – Navigation School
08:20 – Hamburg City Hall
08:45 – Bismarck Monument
09:20 – Grasbrook Gasworks
09:40 – LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin
10:05 – Dornier Do X
10:35 – Church of St. Peter


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Naval Fortress is a video series dedicated to the famous strategic forts and coastal defence fortresses.
In this series, we'll be talking about the intricate details and exclusive features of our in-game Ports.
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[bonsaibaum]

My hometown <3 just living one block away of St. Katharinen (St. Catherine) and directly working in the UNESCO world heritage Speicherstadt. Most beautiful city in Germany

[catguy]

Can we get a walk the port for the ocean port?

It would be very interesting, and I bet there is a ton of history behind it!

[andrewc]

Can I second the comment about exploring the ports. The graphics/art department does all this fantastic work, but we can't actually explore and appreciate it on our computers.

[domitiusseverus]

Makes me want a Kiel or Wilhemshaven or Pillau port even more

[Drache]

I am happy to see this video sicne it is kinda like a warm shower for is Northern Lights up here, i myself come form a small city next to Hamburg, it is called "Wedel"

Fun fact: The city of Wedel also has the World's most known Ships Greeting Facility and a small pontoon called the "Willkommen Höft"

[wote]

Please free cam for our ports so we can enjoy the details!

[trenlass]

I am so happy that my hometown is in the game :)

[kristoffermangila]

If you want to see the port of Hamburg in 1938, see Wilfried Müller's video about the port.

[tpaktop_na]

Can you make a new "How it works" for map spawning? I would like to know the WG game mechanics behind opening spawn selection before the battle starts.
For example, why are ships map spawned are so close to other team mates?

[goeft]

Subscribed, the variety of ports and the graphic designs are fun to see and explore!

[theves]

the st.michaelis church is often called only michel, speicherstadt is now hosting museums and the world largest minatur railroad

[fuya]

St. Nikolai was rebuild from 1846 to 1874 and was made of yellow bricks and sandstone.
so between 1874 to 1943 St. Nikolai should be in a yellow tone, like the city hall ... not in black like in the video.

but excluding that, a very nice view at hamburg harbour

[dbvetter]

How can we use a camera to move around a port? That would be awesome.

[thomas]

Very interesting, and super animated... Thumbs up !!

[Taorakis]

2:36 Are you sure the clock weighs 130kg, not tons?

[charleshann]

I am enlightened, it was my understanding the city was turned into dust by the 8th AF and RAF Bombers. It’s good to know somethings made it through the war. Germany is no longer on my list to visit as my sights have turn to Eastern Europe and the Far East.

[ar_]

My heritage is from Germany so it might be form Hamburg

[Rulusto]

Just saw flamu's video where the u-4501 can reach 53kts underwater with captain skills. Are you sure you're not mixing the sub's speed for torpedo speed WG? How are destroyers supposed to catch up to depth charge that thing?


Edit: i see that my joke can easily be misinterpreted from what my intention was, my point was that maybe wg mistook the value for the torpedo speed with the sub's speed.

[brianberthold]

you should just name the vid stuff in port you will never be able to look it