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MS Hamburg

Hop aboard the MS Hamburg, a special ship that can explore big lakes and even the ocean!

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MS Hamburg

MS Hamburg

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Key Facts

Ship Type
Luxury cruise ship.
Year Built
1997.
Passenger Capacity
420 people.
Crew Size
170 members.
Fun Fact
It's small enough to sail on the Great Lakes!

Meet the Mighty MS Hamburg!

Imagine a ship that's not too big, not too small, but just right for adventure! The MS Hamburg is like a floating hotel that can carry 420 people. It weighs about 15,000 tons, which is like having 15,000 elephants on board!

This ship was built a little while ago, in 1997, in a place called Germany. It has a crew of 170 people who work hard to make sure everyone has a great time. Think of them as the ship's super helpers!

Adventures on the Water!

What makes the MS Hamburg super special is its size. It's small enough to travel through the Great Lakes in North America, like a giant bathtub! From 1997 to 2011, and again in 2022, it took people on amazing trips there.

But that's not all! It also sails to sunny places like the Mediterranean Sea for cultural trips, and even to the chilly North Atlantic and exciting Asia. It's like a world traveler on water!

Speedy Ship Secrets!

How fast can the MS Hamburg go? It can zoom along at 16 knots! That's about as fast as a speedy bicycle on a flat road. The ship has a captain and a whole crew of 170 people. They are like the ship's family, working together to keep everything running smoothly. They make sure the engines are humming and that all the passengers are happy and safe on their journeys.

A Ship with a Past and Future!

This ship wasn't always called MS Hamburg. It used to be known as Columbus! It's like changing your name when you grow up. It's been sailing for many years, taking people to see amazing places. Soon, it will even have a brand new look with a fresh coat of paint and a new logo. This shows that even old things can get exciting new makeovers!

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