Hamburg

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Hamburg is the largest German port, which gives the city its vibrant multicultural character. It is the second largest city and one of the richest cities in Germany. What makes it especially beautiful are its numerous architectural landmarks, the most notable of which is the Elbphilharmonie concert hall on the river Elbe. Hamburg is famous for being a city of music – in fact, Brahms and Mendelssohn were born there, and Mahler also lived and worked there. It has all the must-haves for a modern urban experience – plenty of fine cuisine, musical events and entertainment.

Weather averages in March

  • Day 8°C
  • Night 2°C
  • Rain 10

Hamburg is the largest German port, which gives the city its vibrant multicultural character. It is the second largest city and one of the richest cities in Germany. What makes it especially beautiful are its numerous architectural landmarks, the most notable of which is the Elbphilharmonie concert hall on the river Elbe. Hamburg is famous for being a city of music – in fact, Brahms and Mendelssohn were born there, and Mahler also lived and worked there. It has all the must-haves for a modern urban experience – plenty of fine cuisine, musical events and entertainment.

Weather averages in March

  • Day 8°C
  • Night 2°C
  • Rain 10

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European Nightlife Capital

Besides being one of Germany’s richest cities, Hamburg’s maritime nature makes it extremely open to the world. The exciting port on the Elbe is not shy and lives to its fullest - proudly displaying its architectural treasures, offering a rich selection of multicultural restaurants and being renowned for its varied nightlife centred on the famous Reeperbahn red-light district. Hamburg is dominated by water with the Elbe River connecting it to the North Sea, while a network of canals and two city lakes give you plenty of opportunities to enjoy the water by canoe, sailboat or boat. As befits a city on the water, Hamburg offers excellent maritime cuisine. Whether it’s an elegant dinner in a fine restaurant or a fish sandwich at the fish market, you must not miss out on the pleasure of seafood.

The exciting port on the Elbe is not shy and lives to its fullest - proudly displaying its architectural treasures, offering a rich selection of multicultural restaurants and being renowned for its varied nightlife centred on the famous Reeperbahn red-light district.

When sightseeing, make use of Hamburg’s excellent public transport network. Let your first stop be the iconic Elbphilharmonie, a spectacular building containing three concert halls and a public viewing platform that provides magnificent views of the city. Music is part of Hamburg’s DNA, as Johannes Brahms and Felix Mendelssohn were born here while Gustav Mahler conducted the city opera for a while. The modern music scene is also extremely dynamic as the city regularly hosts various concerts and music festivals, which are also more than worthy of being added to your itinerary.

In addition to the Elbphilharmonie, the port’s other main architectural landmarks include the beautiful Neo-Renaissance town hall, the remarkable historic red brick warehouse district, the picturesque houses on Deichstraße Street and the Dockland office building made to resemble a ship’s bow. If you are traveling with children or simply love trains, then you must visit the Miniatur Wunderland, the world’s largest railway model museum and the most popular tourist attraction in Germany. You can also take a guided tour of Wunderland’s backstage.

Sights in Hamburg

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Hamburg City Hall

Hamburg's baroque-style city hall with a spectacular ceiling is one of Europe's grandest city halls.

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Elphilharmonie

The philharmonic hall in the middle of the Elbe river is one of the finest concert halls and one of Hamburg's best-known landmarks.

Deichstrasse

Deichstrasse

The oldest remaining street in Hamburg's Altstadt district, a street of great historical value.

Ribja trznica

Fish Market

A vibrant fish market whose main attraction are the live concerts staged there.

Vecerno zivljenje na St

Nightlife in the St. Pauli District

A one-of-a-kind, loud and colourful neighbourhood with fun and entertainment of every imaginable kind.

Airports

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Hamburg Airport

Hamburg Airport is located in the Hamburg-Nord borough (Fuhlsbüttel city quarter). The distance between the airport and central Hamburg is 11 kilometres. The car ride takes 20 minutes. If public transport is more to your liking, you can travel to and from the airport by train.

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