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Hamburg, Germany

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Cap San Diego is a museum ship and hotel located at the Overbridge in Hamburg, Germany. Built in 1961/62 for Hamburg-Süd Reederei, it was primarily used to transport cargo to South America until 1981. The ship offers tours, including museum cruises with up to 500 passengers, and has been a protected monument since 2003. It features accessible areas such as the bridge and engine room, providing insights into early 1960s cargo shipping. Cap San Diego also offers overnight stays in restored original cabins and can host events for up to 500 people. The ship will celebrate its 40th year as a museum ship with a South America Jubilee cruise on August 16, 2026.

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