Hamburg Harbor

Sehenswert

Promenade along the water featuring restaurants, bars, boat rides & a pedestrian tunnel.

Elbphilharmonie

Kunst

Known locally as "Elphi", it is the crown jewel of the revitalized Port of Hamburg. Located at the point of the Grasbrook peninsula, this new building has become the city's major landmark, and is considered one of the largest - and most acoustically pleasing - concert halls in the world. Opened to great fanfare in 2017, its base consists of a 1960s-era, six-story-tall former cocoa, tea, and tobacco warehouse built of red brick. Above this rises an additional 20 stories of curved, shining glass.

Speicherstadt

Besichtigung

Alster Fountain

Park

This giant water spray reaching up to 60 meters high is situated in a lake with a city backdrop.

International Maritime Museum

Museum

The International Maritime Museum is a great place to discover more about Hamburg's rich maritime history and all things sea-related. Housed in the city's oldest warehouse, a massive red-brick heritage building in the HafenCity area, the museum's fascinating exhibits cover more than 3,000 years of human connection to water. The oldest artifact displayed is a dugout boat, hollowed out of a tree trunk thousands of years ago, that was recovered from the Elbe.

Rosi's Bar

Trinken

Rosi’s Bar is a 70s-era bar located on the Hamburger Berg side of the Reeperbahn in Hamburg, Germany. It’s known for its cheap beer and diverse clientele, which ranges from revelers to music lovers. The bar stays open until the early hours of the morning and features an eclectic mix of music that changes with the night.

Vasco da Gama Square

Sehenswert

Törchen in der Speicherstadt

Wahrzeichen

Stadtpark

Park

Massive city green space with a lake, pool, playgrounds, statues & sports facilities.

Lombard Bridge

Sehenswert

Bunthaus Schankraum

Trinken

Bunthaus Schankraum is a brewery and beer garden located in Wilhelmsburg, Germany. The brewery was founded by Jens Hinrichs and Jens Block, two friends who found common ground in their love of homebrewing. The brewery produces a variety of classic pale ales and porters, but their cutting edge products are the Vietnamese gose (sour beer) with fish sauce and lemongrass, chock full of eastern promise.

Galopper des Jahres

Trinken

The Galopper des Jahres is a popular bar in Sternschanze that focuses on craft beers. There are twelve beers on tap and a wide selection of bottled beers. The modern yet rustic interior is designed with beer lovers in mind, while the knowledgeable staff are happy to discuss their tap list. Regular "Tap Takeovers" with other breweries add to the pub's eclectic feel.

Volksparkstadion

Stadion

The Volkspark Stadium is the home ground of the Hamburger SV and can hold up to 57,000 spectators. HSV moved from the Rothenbaum sports ground to the stadium in Altona Volkspark in 1963. When the Volkspark Stadium opened in 1953, it was the second largest football stadium in Germany after the Olympiastadion Berlin.