Welcome to Germany and the Hansestadt Hamburg,
Hamburg – the Venice of the North!
Germany's famous city of Hamburg, ( Hansestadt Hamburg ) also called "Free and Hanseatic City", was founded in 808 and today is one of the most frequented city in Europe. It is situated in the north side of Germany near the rivers of Elbe and Alster. Hamburg is a cultural, industrial, and commercial place in Europe. Every year over a thousand tourists visit Hamburg, since it offers many attractions that include museums, public garden, beautiful landscapes, and astonishing buildings with amazing architecture. Hamburg counts with the second most important port in Europe and is the second -largest city of Germany. You will feel attracted and impressed by Hamburg's remarkable promenades, luxurious shopping malls and international music festivals. Also, enjoy the canals and its greenish landscapes and parks that offer the best view of Germany.
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| Hansestadt Hamburg |
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| The famous city of Hamburg, also called "Free and Hanseatic City", was founded in 808 |
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| Hamburgs Attractions |
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| Hambur Zoo, Planten & Blom, The Port of Hamburg and more. |
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| Hamburgs Hotels |
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| The city of Hamburg not only features the best attractions in Europe but also the right hotel....... |
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| Hamburg Restaurants & Nightlife |
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| Hamburg's nightlife is one of the best in the whole wide Europe. Fine Restaurants everywhere. |
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| Hamburg Shopping |
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| Hamburg is world wide known as one big commercial city. Its numerous shopping malls.... |
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Hamburg counts with the second most important port in Europe and is the second -largest city of Germany. You will feel attracted and impressed by Hamburg's remarkable promenades, luxurious shopping malls and international music festivals. Also, enjoy the canals and its greenish landscapes and parks that offer the best view of Germany.
Right in the middle of the Hansestadt Hamburg you will find the city's most relevant places to visit. Its wide diversity of attractions take you through an unforgettable journey. Take a walk on its historical streets and the enchanting town hall. Fall in love with its warehouses, buildings, canals, incredible bridges, and wattle and daub houses. Take a walk into the world known Reeperbahn in St. Pauli where numerous shows and presentations take place every night.
Visit the Moenckebergstrasse, the most important shopping district in Hamburg, and don't forget to walk around the original center of the city, the Binnenalster, which is just a step away from the Hauptbahnhof and the "Rathaus" (the city hall of Hamburg). The museums in Hamburg are another place to stop and admire. The Kunsthalle and its remarkable art gallery from old to contemporary items, and the Kunsthandwerk museum of arts and crafts. Make a stop at the "Landungsbruecken" memorable for its departures overseas back in the 20th century. Here you will have a chance to take a look at the brigdes that work for local harbor traffic from time to time.
If you want to enjoy a fantastic view from Hamburg, visit the tower of the St. Michaelis church, and delight yourself with the famous Elbe-Tunnel that serves as a connection for the main part of the harbor and Hamburg. It was built during the early years of the 20th century.
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The local tour operators may guide you to a lovely tour through the harbor or you can take a boat from the public service and travel to different points such as, the Landungsbruecken, Teufelsbrueck, or the island on the other side of the river, Finkenwerder. You may also check the remarkable museums and exhibitions that take place in Hamburg, such as the ones in the Jenish House and the Barlach house.
The Elbe river offers an amazing view including the park and the charming promenade in the west side of Hamburg. Also the suburbs and its many other attractions including famous ports, buildings, monuments, art galleries. The Port of Hamburg, State Opera, St Michaelis Church, Hamburg Kunsthalle, Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Carl Hagenbeck's Tierpark, Windjammer Rickmer, Museum of Hamburg History, the Fischmarkt, Elbe Beach, Blankeneser Treppenviertel just to name a few.
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