Attractions
Altona Fish Market
It may be billed as a fish market, but there is just about
anything and everything on sale at this lively, colourful Hamburg
market that takes place early on Sunday mornings, and has done
continuously since 1703. There is a restaurant in the...
see full detailsHamburg Warehouse Complex
The world's oldest warehouse complex, built of red brick with
gables and turrets, is a century old and still in use for storing
exotic goods from around the world. Known as the Speicherstadt in
German, this historic section of the Free Port between...
see full detailsHamburger Kunsthalle
Hamburg's premier art gallery offers the chance to view works
across the time spectrum from the Middle Ages through to the
present day. The Kunsthalle's main aim is to educate about art,
rather than showcase particular art treasures, and exhibitions are
constantly changing to...
see full detailsMuseum of Hamburg History
The Hamburg Museum gives a detailed description of the city of
Hamburg from the 8th through to the 20th centuries. Scale models
have been used to illustrate the changing shape of the city's
famous harbour. Exhibits also include reconstructions of various
typical rooms, such...
see full detailsReeperbahn
Hamburg's notorious red light district to the east of the city
centre in the St Pauli zone has become its second-greatest tourist
attraction, according to the city management. The Reeperbahn (Rope
Street) is where rope used to be produced for the ships in...
see full detailsPlanten un Blomen
In the middle of Hamburg is an oasis of green lawns and trees,
with colourful flowers and fountains providing a lovely backdrop to
relax in. You can stroll around the Japanese garden and enjoy the
tropical flower collections and teahouse, and children will...
see full detailsSt Michaelis Church
St. Michaelis began as a humble church, which was extended in
1600. In 1647 construction began on the grand building that stands
today. Like many important buildings in Germany, the church
suffered major damage in World War II.
Michaeliskirche
offers tours of the 270-foot...
see full detailsMiniature Wonderland
Train enthusiasts will love Miniature Wonderland in Hamburg.
With over 4,000 square metres of floorspace, there is much to see
with tiny models of various regions, both local and international.
The largest of its kind, there are 900 trains with 12,000
carriages; 300,000 lights,...
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