With 1.8 million inhabitants, Hamburg is the second-biggest city in Germany and it offers singular features to its guests: Arts and culture at its finest, worldwide successful musicals, superior and entertaining theatre, excellent restaurants, exquisite shopping possibilities, exciting night life and loads of historical landmarks, that were left by the 1200 years old history of the city.
Elbphilharmonie
Hamburg’s iconic concert hall, completed in 2016, blends modern architecture with historic harbor warehouses. Its glass façade and wave-like design make it a must-visit. The Plaza observation deck offers panoramic views of the city and port.
Speicherstadt (Warehouse District) & Kontorhausviertel (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
A vast complex of red-brick warehouses built in the late 19th century, now home to museums, galleries, and cafes. Nearby, the Chilehaus is an architectural masterpiece of Expressionism.
Miniatur Wunderland
The world’s largest model railway exhibit, featuring highly detailed miniature landscapes from around the globe. A fascinating experience for all ages, blending engineering, art, and storytelling.
St. Michael’s Church (Michel)
Hamburg’s most famous baroque church, with a 106-meter-high tower offering spectacular city views. It houses an impressive organ and historic crypts.
Hamburg Rathaus (City Hall)
A neo-Renaissance landmark completed in 1897, home to Hamburg’s government. Guided tours reveal its rich history and elaborate interiors.
HafenCity & the International Maritime Museum
A striking example of urban redevelopment, HafenCity blends modern architecture with maritime heritage. The International Maritime Museum showcases thousands of ship models, artifacts, and naval history.
Port of Hamburg & Landungsbrücken
One of Europe’s largest ports, best explored via a harbor cruise. The historic Landungsbrücken piers offer a great starting point for boat tours and waterfront dining.
Alster Lakes
These two artificial lakes in the heart of the city offer scenic walks, boat tours, and watersports, surrounded by historic mansions and parks.
Planten un Blomen
A vast urban park featuring themed gardens, historic greenhouses, and water-light concerts in summer. A peaceful retreat in the city.
Kunsthalle Hamburg
One of Germany’s premier art museums, with an extensive collection spanning medieval altarpieces to works by Rembrandt, Caspar David Friedrich, and contemporary artists.
Reeperbahn & St. Pauli
Hamburg’s famous entertainment district, known for its nightlife, live music venues, and Beatles history. The Beatles-Platz commemorates the band’s early days in the city.
Blankenese & the Treppenviertel
A charming riverside district with steep stairways, historic villas, and stunning Elbe views. Ideal for a scenic walk away from the city center.
