Sights in Hamburg
Sightseeing tips for the port city
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mit den rot-gelben Doppeldeckern
In addition to its diverse architectural styles, HafenCity also offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities.
The Speicherstadt is located between the Zollkanal and the Sandtorhafen.
The Elbphilharmonie opened in January 2017 and since then, the ‘Elphi’ has been a top-class venue.
The two towers with their green domes rise conspicuously above the long terminal building at the landing stages.
The Port of Hamburg is the largest seaport in Germany and the third largest in Europe after Rotterdam and Antwerp.
The Hamburg fish market takes place every Sunday early in the morning.
The Reeperbahn got its name from the rope makers and rope makers, the so-called Reepschlägern.
St. Michael’s Church, also known as ‘Michel’ for short, is one of Hamburg’s landmarks with its striking architecture.
This is the seat of the Parliament and Senate of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
The Alster Lake, colloquially known as ‘the Alster’, consists of the Inner and Outer Alster and was created by damming the river of the same name.
