Handpan showrooms & lessons in Hamburg

Handpan in Hamburg: try, learn, buy

Hamburg has three places where you can play YataoPans: the Gitronik music shop in Barmbek, Max Mandt-Merck's Klangauszeiten in Altona and Martin Kowalewski in Wilhelmsburg. Max and Martin are certified Malte Marten Method teachers. We can send further models to any of them ahead of your visit.

  • 3 showrooms
  • 4 YataoPan models on site
  • more models on request
  • Last checked: 30.09.2026

Showrooms in and around Hamburg

Shop or teacher?

At Gitronik you can drop in during opening hours and compare many handpans in a shop setting. With Max or Martin you visit by appointment, have time to play in peace and can combine trying an instrument with a first lesson. Max also offers sound sessions, Martin teaches in German and English.

YataoPans you can play in Hamburg

YataoPan D Kurd 13

1.500,00 €
at Gitronik Instrumentenhandel & Restauration GmbH
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YataoPan C Ashakiran 17 Ember

2.400,00 €2.800,00 €
at Martin Kowalewski
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YataoPan D Aegean 18

2.800,00 €
at Martin Kowalewski
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YataoPan D Kurd 13 432 Hz

1.500,00 €
at Klangauszeiten
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More models on request: Want to hear a different YataoPan? We send it to the showroom ahead of your appointment.

Frequently asked questions about handpans in Hamburg

Where can I try a handpan in Hamburg?

At these Yatao showrooms: Gitronik Instrumentenhandel & Restauration GmbH (Gitronik Instrumentenhandel), Martin Kowalewski, Klangauszeiten (Max Mandt-Merck).

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. Our partners see visitors by appointment only. Send a request via the form on the showroom page; we pass it on and the partner gets back to you.

Can I try models that are not on site?

Yes. Name the models in your request and we send them to the showroom before your appointment.

Is there a benefit if I buy after trying?

After your request you receive the code of your showroom: €100 off the YataoPan D Kurd 13.

Is it hard to get a nice sound on a handpan?

Less than most people think. Max Mandt-Merck from Klangauszeiten in Altona tells beginners not to be afraid of the instrument: once you relax your body and your mind, a pleasant sound comes quickly.