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Quote: Apparently if you've been out partying on Saturday night, the fun doesn't have to stop. Sunday morning at the Hamburg Fischmarkt there is a warehouse with tons of stuff for sale including beer, coffee, and… Read More
Quote: St. Michaelis is one of the two largest cathedrals (churches) in the city of Hamburg. It’s location is at the street of Englische Planke which is in the city centre. You can’t really miss the church with his… Read More
Quote: One of my favorite things to do in Hamburg is to walk around Planten und Blomen, the botanical gardens. Featuring a rose garden, a Japanese tea garden, a huge lagoon, playground and even bungee jumping off the TV… Read More
Quote: The Hamburger Kunsthalle (Art Museum) has the largest art collection in Northern Germany. It is housed in a huge building just north of the Hauptbahnhof, with the older masters in the older buildings and the… Read More
Quote: The Hamburg Rathaus is located in the Rathaus Platz just near the major sites of Jungfernstieg and the inner Alster. The Rathaus or Town Hall is the administrative head of the Handestadt of Hamburg where the… Read More
Quote: After visiting the Amsterdam Dungeon last year, I was hot on visiting the Hamburg Dungeon. A little haunted house splashed with a great way to convey history...what could go wrong?The dungeon is located in a… Read More
Quote: The Tangostudio el abrazo Hamburg is the best Tango Location is a must for every Tango Traveller to Hamburg.It is located in an old building near the trainstation Hamburg-Altona and has all the old and… Read More
Quote: Hanse Viertel is one of Hamburg’s most exclusive shopping arcades and consists of 10 small, privately run shops selling goods ranging from designer clothing to household to delicatessen and food markets. The… Read More
Quote: Here you can shop for old Stuff from mid century or modern antiques. 1960ies, 1970ies. You can event rent old stuff if you are a photographer looking for requisites to use in a photo.There are some photostudios… Read More