Guidelet: 100 Things to do In Hamburg
A travel guide to Hamburg, Germany | Target Market: Families, solo travelers, history buffs, sightseers | A travel guide by:
The Guide to Hamburg - 100 Things that one can do here
Summary of points of interest in this travel guide to Hamburg, Germany
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Archäologisches Museum Hamburg, Stadtmuseum Harburg | Helms-Museuma day,fixed price,just show up option
River Alster
Why visit:
The river is a tributary of Elbe, and flows through Hamburg city. It runs through the city center and a leisurely boat ride is just what you need to take a look around.a day,lunch,dinner option
at Alsterufer 46-48, 20354 Hamburg, Germany
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Planten un Blomen
Why visit:
A great way to spend a day with your family, within the heart of Hamburg. The gardens offer various play areas for the kids and daily programmes for the entertainment of the whole family.a day,lunch,dinner option
at Jungiusstraße 1, 20355 Hamburg, Germany
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Hamburg Museum
Why visit:
A must see for the history fans, and to keep the teenagers occupied on a rainy day; covering centuries of Hamburg history, the museum is a treasure trove of antiquities including a model railway on the top floor. The museum is open from 10 am to 5 pm on all the days, except Monday.a day option
at Holstenwall 24, 20355 Hamburg, Germany
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Miniatur Wunderland
Why visit:
Miniatur Wunderland is a model railway where working trains and models of attractions from around the world will keep you spellbound for hours. One of the most popular sites for children and adults, Miniatur Wunderland is a labour of love of the twins Frederik and Gerrit Braun and cover almost 7000 years of human history. Open all 7 days from 8.30 am till 6 pm with extended hours on the weekend, the ticket price varies from 8 euros to 13 euros.a day,varies,just show up option
at Kehrwieder 2
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Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg
Why visit:
Located conveniently from the Central Station, the Museum offer an interesting take on the world history through arts and handicrafts. Here you can see furniture, porcelain, textiles, sculptures, books and jewelry from the middle ages to the 18th century from different parts of the world including the Orient. A panorama of modern fashion designers like Yves Saint Laurent is a hit with most women visitors, and a handful of men!a day option
at Steintorpl., 20099 Hamburg, Germany
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St Michael's Church
Why visit:
One of the oldest churches in Germany, this church was damaged extensively during the two world wars and then rebuilt. Recognisable symbols of this church are the 132 m high baroque spire and the statue of St. Michael conquering the devil. The church is especially significant for music aficionados because it is the resting place of famous musicians Bach and Mattheson.a day option
at Englische Planke 1, 20459 Hamburg, Germany
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Aussen Alster
Why visit:
One of the two artificial lakes in Hamburg, Aussenalster is often used for recreational activities like sailing and rowing. One can also cycle or walk by its banks to take in the scenery. The lake offers a respite from the sightseeing tours during the day. Sailing on the river is probably one of the best ways to take in the scenic city. If you are lucky, you will see picnic markets along the walking route which offer local produce and handicrafts at affordable prices.a day option
at Englische Planke 1, 20459 Hamburg, Germany
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Kunsthalle Hamburg
Why visit:
The Kunsthalle Museum houses the art history of Germany and Hamburg. If you have time, visit this museum for viewing the works of old masters like Rembrandt and Rubens alongside the 19th Century painters like Freidrich and Gauguin. If you are lucky, you may be able to witness some masterpieces from museums from around the world since Kunsthalle organises many travelling exhibitions every year.a day option
at Glockengießerwall, 20095 Hamburg, Germany
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Tierpark Hagenbeck
Why visit:
A zoo in the heart of the city, Tierpark Hagenbeck will keep the kids occupied for hours. Especially recommended for parents with smaller kids because kids can feed the animals, watch the colorful fishes at the aquarium and learn about reptiles. Comfortable shoes are advised because you will have to walk around a lot. The zoo has restaurants and fast food outlets so you can take in the sights leisurely. A great way to spend the day outdoors!a day,varies,just show up option
at Lokstedter Grenzstr. 2
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Hamburger Rathaus
Why visit:
The Hamburg Rathaus is the seat of one of the state Parliaments. An example of the Renaissance architecture, the guided tours inside the Town hall can be taken on any weekdays, other than the days when special events are planned. The guided tour through hundreds of rooms inside the Town Hall can take a better part of the day, so if you are short of time, you can just take a quick round of the building from outside.a day,very cheap,just show up option
at Rathausmarkt 1
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Internationales Maritimes Museum Hamburg
Why visit:
This museum houses the private collection of Peter Tamm and includes model ships, uniforms and thousands of photographs about maritime developments over time. For lovers of naval history, this museum housed inside a renovated warehouse and spread over 10 floors, offers some rich insights into moments of historical importance.a day option
at Koreastraße 1, 20457 Hamburg, Germany
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Ohlsdorf Cemetery
Why visit:
This cemetery is the second largest in the world after the Najaf cemetery in Iraq. It is known as one of the prominent multi-regional cemeteries in Germany which has war memorials for concentration camp victims of the Second World War as well as memorial grove for the civilians who resisted the oppressive fascist movement. A good place to relax and walk around on a sunny day!a day option
at Fuhlsbüttler Str. 756, 22337 Hamburg, Germany
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Hamburg Dungeon
Why visit:
Open on all the days of the week, The Hamburg Dungeon is a showcase of the city's dark history in an educative yet entertaining manner. A treat for the whole family, the site has more than 10 interactive shows to thrill and amuse you. With the help of animation and live actors, visitors are exposed to some of the gory historical episodes. A not-to-miss one of it's kinds engagement! English Tours are offered every Friday to Sunday fornon German speaking visitors.a day,fixed price,must schedule option
at Kehrwieder 2
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Deichtorhallen Hamburg
Why visit:
The steel and glass structures of the Deichtorhallen is instantly recognisable. It is one of the largest centres in the world for contemporary art and photography. Not suitable for young kids, but adults can spend hours going through the various permanent and travelling exhibitions here.a day,very cheap,just show up option
at Deichtorstr. 1-2
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Imtech Arena
Why visit:
One of the modern football stadia in Germany, the Imtech Arena was opened in 2000 and it has held several important international matches since then. Popular with football fans, the arena offers guided tours of the dressing rooms and the VIP areas when no matches are going on.a varies,must schedule option
at Sylvesterallee 7
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Bismarck-Denkmal
Why visit:
One of the best monuments dedicated to Bismarck from amongst the hundreds worldwide, the Bismarck Monument goes back to 1868. Though the statue is now covered in graffiti, it is a great example of the architecture of the 1800s.a day,night,free,just show up option
at Am Elbpark
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Fischmarkt
Why visit:
One of the sights for an early Sunday morning, the fish market at St Pauli is a magical experience which ends much before noon. The market has hawkers on one side who are shouting to sell their products while on the other side the visitors can enjoy German pop songs being played by live bands. One of the reasons to party until the wee hours of Sunday mornings!a day option
at Grosse Elbstrasse 9
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Schanzenviertel
Why visit:
The The Schanzen Viertel is one of the neighborhoods of hamburg that offer a rich variety of restaurants and cafes for the tired and hungry travelers. The area especially comes to life in the evenings when impromptu performances are held on the streets, including the open air theatre. A great place to unwind with food, friends and wine!a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Grosse Elbstrasse 9
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Alter Elbtunnel
Why visit:
After taking a tour of the river Elbe, its time to go underground to explore this tunnel. This tunnel was a marvel of engineering when it opened in 1911 and it still amazes the visitors with its white tiles and art deco installations. A lift will drop you 28 m under the ground and you can explore this tunnel on foot the rest of the way.a day,night,free,just show up option
at St.-Pauli-Landungsbrücken
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Gängeviertel
Why visit:
If free parties, concerts, neighborhood events is your scene then Gängeviertel is the place to be. This old quarter of Hamburg has lanes of old buildings which offer a glut of activities to keep you occupied for days.a day,lunch,dinner,night,very cheap,just show up option
at St.-Pauli-Landungsbrücken
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Concentration Camp Neuengamme
Why visit:
Located outside the city of Hamburg, this Nazi concentration camp is a grim reminder of the World War 2. More than 100,000 Jews and political opponents of the Hitler regime were kept as prisoners here. Now a quiet memorial where visitors can sit and pay homage to the lost souls.a day,night option
at Jean-Dolidier-Weg 75 21039 Hamburg
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Hamburger Hafen | Port of Hamburg
Why visit:
It is a boardwalk from where you can see the cruise ships sailing by. You can sit by the portside and enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning, or visit the various attractions nearby and then stroll in for a leisurely dinner.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at An den Landungsbrücken
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Treppenviertel Blankenese
Why visit:
A leisurely walk around this quarter which was earlier inhabited by the harbor pilots will take you through the old and the new houses that dot the banks of river Elbe. A walk down to the beach will cap a perfect day and the cafes on the beach will offer succor after an enjoyable stroll.a day,free,just show up option
at An den Landungsbrücken
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Schmidts TIVOLI
Why visit:
This theater hosts events for all age groups - kids and adults, though the programmes are mostly in German. An eclectic mix of plays, musicals will keep you entertained at the end of the day and you can enjoy cool performances with drinks served. The ticket prices vary from event to event but they are reasonably priced in most cases.a day,night,varies,check,must schedule option
at Spielbudenplatz 27-28
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Jungfernstieg
Why visit:
A promenade by the side of lake Alster, this area is walking distance from Rathaus and has a good mix of shopping areas, walking areas, cafes and various forms of entertainment. You can choose to take a boat trip around the lake from here or simply relax with a cup of coffee.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Jungfernstieg
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Stadtpark
Why visit:
A wide green space in the city, the Stadtpark is a favorite of those looking for a quiet time while surrounded by nature. Open air concerts are common here and you can enjoy them while having a picnic with family. Fair weather brings joggers, cyclists, sunbathers and swimmers here to the park's natural pool and kids can often be seen frolicking arounda day,lunch,dinner,night,free,just show up option
at Hindenburgstr. 1A
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Hamburger DOM
Why visit:
An amusement park with rides and treats for the whole family, Hamburger Dom is a one stop destination for fun, food and entertainment. A must visit place for anyone who is touring Hamburg. It is open from 2pm till 11pm Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday.a day,lunch,dinner,night,free,just show up option
at Heiligengeistfeld
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Hachez Chocoversum
Why visit:
A treat for all chocolate lovers where they can learn how to make chocolate, make chocolate and taste flavors to their hearts' content! A great way to engage your kids on a rainy day, and formulate a chocolate which is made just for you. It is open all the days from 10 am to 6 pm and you can schedule a full day of bliss here!a day,varies,fixed price,check option
at Meßberg 1
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HafenCity
Why visit:
HafenCity is an interesting new destination with modern architecture which is a beautiful addition to the city of Hamburg. Walking tours along the HafenCity will show architectural details that will surprise and delight you. There are enough cafes and restaurants around here that you can spend a few pleasurable hours with friends and family.a day,lunch,dinner,free,just show up option
at Meßberg 1
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Millerntor-Stadion
Why visit:
Home to the football club St. Pauli, Millerntor Stadion can house nearly 25000 crazy fans on a match day. There are organised tours for visitors from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm and excited fans can visit the dressing rooms of their heroes. Game days are especially exciting for the fans as well as the visitors who can soak in the atmosphere.a day,fixed price,must schedule option
at Heiligengeistfeld
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Mahnmal St. Nikolai
Why visit:
The St. Nikolai Memorial is an architectural as well as an historic landmark of Hamburg city. The church which was once one of the five Lutheran churches in Hamburg is now a ruin which is a grim reminder of the Second World War. The elevator besides the church spire takes you to the top from where you can see most of the sprawling city that Hamburg is. The plaques in and around the church, which is also a museum, educate the visitors about the devastating effects of the war.a day,very cheap,just show up option
at Willy-Brandt-Straße 60
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Hamburgische Staatsoper
Why visit:
If you are interested in music and love dressing up, then do not skip the Hamburgische Staatsoper. One of the most romantic experiences where you are introduced to the culture and heritage of Hamburg, the theater plays host to ballet performances, operas and philharmonic orchestras. A great choice for an evening with your partner!a night,varies,check option
at Dammtorstr. 28
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Alter Botanischer Garten
Why visit:
The Old Botanical Gardens are a land of tranquility in an otherwise busy city. A lovely place to come for a short break after taking in the sites of the city, the Gardens are ideal for children to run around in and learn about flowers and plants. There are enough benches to sit around, paths to get lost in and open spaces to catch a quick wink, if needed! Most day tours around the city will bring you here for a much needed break.a day,free,just show up option
at Gorch-Fock-Wall
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BallinStadt Auswanderermuseum
Why visit:
Ballinstadt documents the movement of people from different parts of the world between 1800s to 1934 to the New World (America) since it happened via the Hamburg port. Various buildings of the museum are dedicated to showing the life it was then and the tour around the museum are very informative regarding the life and times during that era.a day,very cheap,just show up option
at Veddeler Bogen 2
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Planetarium Hamburg
Why visit:
The Planetarium, open to public since 1930, is one of the most hi-tech planetariums anywhere in the world. The light and sound shows which make creative use of laser imagery are of special importance for children. The attempt is to generate interest about science and space in both kids and adults. A short walk from the station, the Planetarium is open on all the seven days of the week but hosts no shows on Mondays. The tickets are affordable though differently priced for kids and adults.a day,fixed price,check option
at Hindenburgstr. 1b
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Cafe Elbgold
Why visit:
A roaster and a coffee shop, Cafe Elbgold serves some of the freshest and best coffees in Hamburg. With an open, expansive seating where families can be accommodated easily for breakfast or lunch, Cafe Elbgold boasts of informal atmosphere with friendly staff and one can easily spend a few hours with a book and a coffee there during the lull between meals.a day,lunch,dinner,night option
at Lagerstrasse 32, 20357 Hamburg, Germany
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St. Petri Kirche
Why visit:
Though the St. Petri Church is not as old as some of the other churches in Hamburg, it is one with an ambience and its own character. The church is open to all for its services and stands tall in the heart of the city. If you want to enjoy the beauty of the city of Hamburg, you should climb to the top of the church tower, which is approximately 123 meters and then view the city; the sight is truly breathtaking!a day option
at Bei der Petrikirche 2 Innenstadt, 20095 Hamburg, Germany
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Portugiesen-Viertel
Why visit:
A little Portuguese district in Hamburg, the Portugiesen - Viertel is known for its specialty Portuguese and Spanish restaurants. If you look around, you would also find some Portuguese artifacts which are a reminder of the thriving business community this area harbored in late the 50's and 60's.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Bei der Petrikirche 2 Innenstadt, 20095 Hamburg, Germany
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Rickmer Rickmers
Why visit:
A floating museum on a ship, which has its own history of service, neglect and restoration, Rickmer Rickmers has quite a story to narrate. A visit to this museum will show you how the sailors lived through a recreation of the living conditions of the crew. The museum is surrounded by some great restaurants and cafes, so you can plan to spend a few hours between breakfast and lunch here.a day option
at Landungsbrucken | Ponton 1a, 20359 Hamburg, Germany
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20up
Why visit:
One of the best bars to relax in and take in the city views at the end of a busy sightseeing days. The staff is friendly and you can unwind with cocktails of your choice. Book in advance though, and try to come in early to grab the best table!a day,night,varies,must schedule option
at Empire Riverside Hotel
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O2 World
Why visit:
An arena where you can catch any local or international artists, O2 World Hamburg also holds regular ice hockey and football matches for the local clubs. In case you are attending a concert, make sure that you are in time because it may be difficult to spot your seats once the concert is on. Food and drinks are easily available here.a day,night,fixed price,must schedule option
at Sylvesterallee 10
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Chile Haus
Why visit:
Though this building is an office complex, its brick architecture is really breathtaking. The building is visible from a distance and its characteristic angular feature is spectacular. Depending on the time you have, you can check out its interiors or just take a quick tour of the outside. You will be impressed to know that the building is more than 100 years old, though you can't tell just by looking at it!a day,free,just show up option
at Fischertwiete 2
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Molotow / Meanie Bar
Why visit:
A small disco cum bar set a few minutes away from St. Pauli, this bar has some great music and ambience from the 70's. Popular with the jet-setting crowd for its music and drinks, this is a perfect winding down to a day filled with museums in Hamburg!a night option
at Spielbudenplatz 5 (Reeperbahn) | St. Pauli, 20359 Hamburg, Germany
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Schiff Cap SanDiego
Why visit:
A restored boat cum a museum, this boat tour offers an interesting way to spend a couple of hours outdoors. You can have an excellent view of the harbour from here, eat at the in-house bistro, potter around the machine rooms and learn about the history of Germany in the 19th Century.a day option
at Landungsbrucken, Hamburg, Germany
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Leuchtturm Newerck
Why visit:
An ancient lighthouse that comes with its own sprawling gardens for the kids to frolick in, the Leuchtturm Newerck is on an island a few minutes boat ride a way from Hamburg. It is a great way to spend a day out with family or soak in a quick few hours before the tide sets in. The island also houses a hotel in case you are planning an overnight stay but it is advisable to book in advance because this is a popular tourist destination. A special attraction is a horse drawn carriage ride from hamburg to Newerck.a day,lunch,dinner,night option
at Leuchtturm 1, 27499 Hamburg, Germany
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Jenischpark
Why visit:
For those travelers to Hamburg who are looking for open spaces to jog or walk in, Jenischpark is an idyllic space. Surrounded by greenery this park allows one to observe the Elbe at leisure. There is a museum Jenisch Haus within the grounds which can be explored at leisure followed by a quick bite at the outdoor cafe.a day option
at Elbchaussee, 22609 Hamburg, Germany
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Kohlbrandbrucke
Why visit:
The Kohlbrand Bridge is a cable bridge over the river Elbe and offers a spectacular view of the city on either side. It is best to take a tour bus across the bridge so that you can see the port clearly. One of the better ways to spend a morning in Hamburg!a day,night option
at Elbchaussee, 22609 Hamburg, Germany
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Panoptikum
Why visit:
This family run waxworks museum can offer relief on a rainy day in Hamburg. Featuring figures of social and historical importance in Germany, past or present, the museum also has videos to educate its viewers about the process of making a waxwork figure.a day,very cheap,just show up option
at Spielbudenplatz 3
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Falkensteiner Ufer
Why visit:
If a day out on the beach is what you have in mind, then Falkensteiner Ufer is the place to be in. A short drive away from the city, The beach and the quiet trails are the attractions here. You can just relax and enjoy the views of the river Elbe or gave a fun game of volleyball with your friends on the beach. Wintertime brings in the site of frozen river, which is another thing to look forward to if you are visiting Hamburg in winters.a day,night option
at 22587 Hamburg, Germany
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Prototyp Museum
Why visit:
A must visit for all auto fans, especially of German make automotives! You can view various models, old and new and can walk in between the cars, even touch them. Great for the kids too, as they learn how the prototypes of cars are designed.a day,fixed price,just show up option
at Shanghaiallee 7
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Europa Passage
Why visit:
If you are tired of all the outdoors activities and would like to shop at a popular mall, then Europa passage it should be. It house many shops and cafes on its multiple floors. Some of the local delicacies are what many tourists go there for!a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Ballindamm 40
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Imperial Theater
Why visit:
Situated in the popular neighborhood of St. Pauli, the Imperial Theater is for the discerning. It runs crime shows and plays based on popular German and international playwrights. It's best to check the schedule before planning a visit here to ascertain that a show is on.a night,varies,check option
at Reeperbahn 5
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Groninger Braukeller
Why visit:
If authentic German food and German beer is what you want to sample then Groninger Braukeller is the place to go to. With an inhouse brewery, you can try various types of beer and the portions of food and drink are plentiful. Ideal restaurant to visit along with a boisterous group of friends and family. Do book the table, especially on the weekends, to avoid disappointmenta day,lunch,dinner,night option
at Ost-West-Strasse 47, 20457 Hamburg, Germany
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Kabul-Afghanische Spezialitaten
Why visit:
The Kabul Restaurant in Hamburg may not be great to look at, but don't go by the looks. It is one of teh best Asian restaurants and serves some mouthwatering dishes that you will want to go back to! Accompanied by a selection of warm teas, the aromas will sate your senses, this is probably one of the best lunches that you will have in Hamburg!a lunch,dinner option
at Steindamm 53, 20099 Hamburg, Germany
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Der Clochard
Why visit:
One of the all-nighter bars in the St. Pauli district, The Clochard bar will provide you with an authentic German drinking experience. Though dark, it is one of the local favorites for its beers and company. The atmosphere on the weekends is especially party-like with many city residents coming here to socialize and unwind.a day,night option
at Reeperbahn 29 1 OG 20359 Hamburg Germany
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Pilgerkapelle in St. Jacobi
Why visit:
Amidst the crowds of Hamburg is this island of tranquility, a church that hosts some wonderful works of art, including a famous organ by Arp Schnitger. The St. James Church is one of the five Lutheran churches in Hamburg and was restored after the war. Do visit it during one of the services to observe the history behind it.a day,free,just show up option
at Jakobikirchhof 22
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Johannes-Brahms-Museum
Why visit:
Although this is a small museum and it's not the place where Brahms was born, this museum should be a part of your itinerary if only to see the manuscripts of the great composer and to touch his piano on which he composed his world famous pieces. Guided tours are offered here to familiarize all with the life and times of Brahms.The Museum is open on all days except Monday, from 10 am to 5 pm.a day,very cheap,just show up option
at Peterstraße 39
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Markzeit in der Fabrik
Why visit:
This is a former machine parts factory which has been converted into a lively market that offera many amusing activities for its patrons. On every Saturday, there are stalls that sell local delicacies, drinks, art, handicrafts and many more products to keep you occupied for hours. A must-visit to get that local flavor, this market is a short walk from the Altona station.a day,lunch,dinner option
at Barnerstrasse 36, 22765 Hamburg, Germany
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Boberger Dünen
Why visit:
A wildlife area that offers natural splendor, one can see dunes that have been preserved here. The park is a habitat for insects, wild plants and small animals. You can spend time here either walking or cycling across the cast lands. Close by is a glider airfield, in case you are in the mood to see the sights from air.a day,free,just show up option
at Walter-Hammer-Weg
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Energiebunker Wilhelmsburg
Why visit:
A one-of-its-kind building that was build by the prisoners of war during the WWII, the Energiebunker is open to public from Thursday through Sunday every week. Made from concrete and cement, the building has survived bombings during the WW. It offers a panoramic view of the city from the cafe at the top.a day,lunch,varies,just show up option
at Rotenhäuser Damm 72
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Museum der Arbeit
Why visit:
The Museum of Work offers exhibits and demonstrations on how modern equipment like bicycles, etc work. There is a huge photographic display which lists machines and gadgets from the beginning of the industrial age till now and it could be a great educational experience for kids. The Museum is open daily and the kids under 18 go free.a day,fixed price,just show up option
at Wiesendamm 3
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Telemann-Museum
Why visit:
This is a specialty museum near the Brahms Museum which follows the music theme too. This museum specializes in the life and works of Georg Philipp Telemann. This private museum can provide immense pleasure to the music fans. There are cartoons and plug in music for the uninitiated.a day,fixed price,just show up option
at Peterstr. 39
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City Paintball
Why visit:
This entertainment center is a must visit for all paintball fans a this indoor arena. Open all the days except Mondays from 10 am to 10 pm, the City Paintball provides action and fun for all ages. A great place for family get-togethers and birthday parties too!a day,fixed price,just show up option
at Bramfelder Chaussee 84
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Kaffeemuseum Burg
Why visit:
A haven for the lovers of coffee, Kaffeemuseum offers lessons on the life cycle of coffee from seed to plant to roasts, and everything else under the sun. You get to taste various types of coffees and even get to take your favorite flavor home. Do schedule a visit so that you can benefit from the guided tour. Good for all ages, the museum is open from Monday to Friday 8 am to 2 pm.a day,fixed price,must schedule option
at Münsterstraße 23-25
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Wasserkunst Elbinsel Kaltehofe
Why visit:
The Museum is dedicated to tracing the history of the centralized water supply in the city of hamburg. The vast grounds around the museum offer a panoramic view of the adjacent area and models and graphic equipment inside the museum can take you back in time. Educational outing for the kids too, the Museum is open all the days of the week.a day,very cheap option
at Kaltehofe Hauptdeich 6-7
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Altonaer Theater
Why visit:
Popular with visitors who want to soak in the culture of Hamburg, the Altonaer Theater is a showcase of modern theater scene in Germany. The theater offers small and cozy reading corners where one can sit and read peacefully. The theater is open from Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.a day,fixed price,just show up option
at Museumstr. 17
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Museum fur Volkerkunde
Why visit:
This museum is located in an old villa but offers an insight into history through the ages. One can learn about the Mayas, Incas, the ancient Egyptians, Maoris and American Indians, and there are various temporary exhibitions to choose from. Informative for all ages.The museum is open on all days except Mondays.a day option
at Rothenbaumchaussee 64, 20148 Hamburg, Germany
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Meyer Lansky's
Why visit:
One of those bars that also serve great food and where you can unwind after a busy day, the Meyer Lansky's is a popular choice for many Hamburg residents too. The ambience is good, the food is great and the staff is courteous so be sure to stop here on one of the days during your trip to Hamburg.a dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Gänsemarkt 36
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Kirche St. Marien
Why visit:
The St Mary's Church in Hamburg is a beautiful Roman Catholic cathedral with a red brick building and two spires. The church is architecturally different from other churches and the beautiful stained glass windows are an attractive feature here.a day,free,just show up option
at Am Hasenberge 44
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Haifischbar
Why visit:
A common meeting place by the side of river Elbe, this charming bar has lots of character with an old jukebox that still plays. Food and drinks are reasonably prices and one can enjoy the setting sun over the river from here. The decor is sailor inspired and patrons enjoy spending quality time here.a day,lunch,dinner,night,very cheap,just show up option
at Große Elbstr. 128
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Jüdischer Friedhof Altona
Why visit:
One of the few Jewish cemeteries in this part of Germany, the Judischer Friedhof is open to public but only through guided tours. The visitors can get a taste of the rich history of Jews in this region. The cemetery was functional from early 1600s till late 1800s.a day,very cheap,must schedule option
at Königstr.
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Shamrock Irish Bar
Why visit:
As the name suggests, this is an Irish bar that's famous for its Guiness and cozy atmosphere. Like elsewhere in Hamburg, smokers are permitted to smoke indoors so may not be a fit place for those who are averse to smoking. It is just a few minutes away from the city center so popular with tourists and natives alike.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Feldstr. 40
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Niendorfer Gehege
Why visit:
Another outdoor area with possibility of spending time with family and kids. This is a smaller park but spotting deer is not uncommon here. The park has old alleys and lawns and a pleasant afternoon can be spent here discovering all that it has to offer.a day,free,just show up option
at Niendorfer Gehege
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Colonnaden
Why visit:
A popular area in central Hamburg, the Colonnaden stretches from the Jungfernstieg to the Esplanade. Along the way are many eclectic shops selling various wares and souvenirs, and cafes where one can sit and relax while in between the sites.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Niendorfer Gehege
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The Academy
Why visit:
Another Irish pub with a lively atmosphere and wonderful ambience. You can enjoy a nice evening on your own or in the company of your friends here.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Niendorfer Gehege
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Ohnsorg Theater
Why visit:
A small theater which has a good selection of German plays, Ohnsorg Theater also offers good food and snacks during the breaks. Easy to reach, tastefully decorated modern-classic theater the dialect can be easily followed by visitors who do not have an expert knowledge of Germana night,varies,check option
at Heidi-Kabel-Platz 1
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Hans Albers Klause
Why visit:
Hans-Alber-Klause is one of the oldest bars in Hamburg and it offers a cozy and homely atmosphere to its patrons. The bar is open 24 hours and is patronised by a mixed crowd that includes old-timers, office-goers and students.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Friedrichstr. 19
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Atlantic Restaurant | Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg
Why visit:
Centrally located in Hamburg along the shore of lake Alster, the Atlantic hotel is a part of an international chain that offers luxury and excellent service to all its patrons. The restaurant here offers a good mix of local and international cuisine. James Bond fans may find it especially attractive since one of the movies was shot here.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,check option
at An der Alster 72-79
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Oevelgoenne
Why visit:
Though a small area in the Hamburg municipality, this area is preferred by many tourists for its beach and the opportunity to enjoy barbecue with friends and family..a day,lunch,dinner,night option
at An der Alster 72-79
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Hamburg Free Walking Tours
Why visit:
These are free walking tours designed to give the tourists a taste of Hamburg. The tours wind through the newer and the older areas of Hamburg and tourists can opt for either English or German tour guides. These tours are very informative and you should take at least one tour to know more about Hamburga day option
at Rathausmarkt 1, 20095 Hamburg, Germany
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Zweiradperle
Why visit:
The guided bicycle tours through the city of Hamburg offer unique and memorable insights into the city. You can choose from Gourmet Tour, a Tour of the Churches or along the river. Whichever choice you take, be prepared to be thoroughly charmed and surprised by this citya day,varies,must schedule option
at Altstädter Str. 3-7
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Alternative Hamburg
Why visit:
A unique take on the guided tours of Hamburg where the expert guides will not only show you the sights but also provide you interesting information on the social customs of Hamburg. The tour also educates you about the alternate scene in Hamburg and is an education on community projects and local legends. The tours are free and you can tip the guides as per your wish.a day option
at Sternschanze, 20357 Hamburg, Germany
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Waterkant Touren
Why visit:
A sightseeing tour that shows you the city of Hamburg from a different perspective. The tour is underatken on a small scale, so be sure to book in advance.a day option
at Hongkongstrasse 5, 20457 Hamburg, Germany
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Cotton Club
Why visit:
A lovely little jazz club in the heart of the city, the Cotton Club is a gem for people who love music. The patrons can enjoy interactive sessions with the musicians here and the club also offers a good selection of food and drinks.a night,varies,just show up option
at Alter Steinweg 10
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Knust
Why visit:
The club is known for inviting musicians from in and outside Germany to entertain their guests. An eclectic mix of music and ambience and the guests are totally charmed.a night option
at Neuer Kamp 30, 20357 Hamburg, Germany
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Reeperbahn
Why visit:
Though the street is better known for its nightclubs and brothels, Reeperbahn is also home to quite a few trendy and modern bars that serve great food and have a lively atmosphere. Not advised for kids.a dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Reeperbahn
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ALEX
Why visit:
This restaurant on the bank of Alster offers great view of the life along the river. The food and ambience is inviting, though it can get noisy and crowded towards the evening.a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Jungfernstieg 54
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Loki-Schmidt-Garten | Neuer Botanischer Garten
Why visit:
Loki Schmidt Garten is dedicated to Lori Schmidt, an accomplished botanist. The garden has a wide variety of plants and trees and is a relaxing place to spend an afternoon in.a day,free,just show up option
at Ohnhorststr. 18
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Kletterwald Hamburg
Why visit:
The only forest adventure in Hamburg, the Kletterwald is a thrill for all ages. Having courses that are suitable for different age groups, the Kletterwald can keep the visitors engaged for hours and also allows them to test their skills, No special training is required but be prepared to sweat!a day,fixed price,check option
at Meiendorfer Weg 122-128
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Alster-Schwimmhalle
Why visit:
For swimming enthusiasts, Hamburg offers and olympic-sized indoor swimming pool with full accompaniments like sauna and spa. At the end of a tiring day walking around the city, you can relax in the pool. The pool is open until 11 every night.a day,lunch,night,very cheap,just show up option
at Ifflandstr. 21
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SUP Alster
Why visit:
If you want to see hamburg from a different perspective then SUP Alster is what you must Try. The Stand up Paddling allows you to paddle through the river. Training and equipment is provided and most of the courses last for about 90 minutes. It is an interesting way to spend an afternoon. Be sure to book in advance.a day option
at St. Georgs Kirchhof 26, 20099 Hamburg, Germany
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Squash Point
Why visit:
If Squash interests you, then Squash Point should be on your must visit list. Boasting of 8 full sized courts, Squash Point allows you to either borrow or buy whatever you need for a game of squash. The rates are charged hourly and the adjoining cafe has good fare on offer. Squash Point is open on all the seven days of the week.a day,lunch,dinner,night,fixed price,just show up option
at Eimsbütteler Chaussee 63
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Drachenlabyrinth
Why visit:
A gaming area that will keep you and the kids occupied for an entire day, the Drachenlabyrinth is designed as a fantasy world where there is adventure and fun for all participants. Open from Tuesday to Sunday, with extended hours during the weekend, this is a popular destination for the kids. The price of the tickets vary depending on the number of adventures that you want to participate in. There is a good cafe for the parents to relax in while the kids are enjoying.a day,lunch,varies,just show up option
at Bramfelder Chaussee 1-3
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Archäologisches Museum Hamburg, Stadtmuseum Harburg | Helms-Museum
Why visit:
The Helms Museum is an archaeology enthusiast's delight as it lists various artifacts and finds according to the age they were used in. A great way to initiate younger kids into this study and gain a perspective on History. The Museum is open every tuesday to Sunday and offers special summer programmes for kids as well as adultsa day,fixed price,just show up option
at Museumsplatz 2
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Donners-Park
Why visit:
Another popular park by the river Elbe, Donners Park is the perfect place to commune with nature. Weekend activities here include barbecuing, picnicking and spending time with family and friends and the park is quite popular with the locals. the Harbor is just an easy walk from here.a day,night,free,just show up option
at Elbchaussee
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Bunker am Heiligengeistfeld
Why visit:
This is a large bunker and the flat grounds around this are converted into fairgrounds during spring and winter. The rides and festive atmosphere is something that has to be experienced. Various local delicacies and drinks are on offer and you can shop for local goods to your heart's content.a day,free,just show up option
at Feldstr. 66
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Die Kiezjungs
Why visit:
Interesting tours through the city of Hamburg through the eyes of the local guides, Die Kiezjungs offers a local insight behind every local or historical site in the city. The guided tours take smaller groups around the places of interest and weave a story around each one of them to keep the audience spellbound.a day option
at Millerntorplatz 1, 20359 Hamburg, Germany
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Bären-Treff
Why visit:
A delightful place to shop till you drop. The shop sells candies and gummy bears, you can try as many as you want and you are guaranteed to carry big bags when you walk out from here! Located in the central shopping district, this masterpiece is small yet very popular.a day,varies,just show up option
at Mönckebergstr. 19
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Alsterarkaden
Why visit:
A smattering of cafes, shops and restaurants by the river offer a good view and food options. A great way to begin your day, with the sights and sounds of happy tourists!a day,lunch,dinner,night,varies,just show up option
at Alsterarkaden
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Flohschanze: Antik- und Flohmarkt
Why visit:
A saturday flea market where you can roam around in leisure and look at various things on offer - clothes, decorative items, furniture, memorabilia - you name it and its there. A leisurely stroll around the stalls and great bargains too!a day,varies,just show up option
at Neuer Kamp 30
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Rindermarkthalle St. Pauli
Why visit:
A nice spot in the St. Pauli neighborhood for a quick lunch or coffee break, and for shopping. With bakeries, restaurants, cafes and little shopsa day,varies,just show up option
at Neuer Kamp 31
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