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Hamburg - Maritime Charm of the North


Boasting a 1,200-year history, this attractive Hanseatic City is Germany’s second largest and the port is one of Europe’s most important. Its dynamism, multiculturalism and hedonistic redlight district, the Reeperbahn, all arise from its maritime history.


With its grand merchants’ houses and elegant promenades, extravagant shopping arcades and a myriad of cultural sights, international musicals and excellent restaurants, Hamburg is fast becoming a top city break hotspot. One of Hamburg’s main attractions is the harbour, the heart of the city, and its lively St. Pauli district, famous for the vibrant nightlife.


Explore the waterfront with a boat tour of the harbour and experience the city from a different perspective. A touch of the exotic clings to the warehouse district and the city’s trademark canals. With its many parks and gardens, Hamburg is also Germany’s greenest city.


Insider Tip:

Get up early on a Sunday morning (5am – 9:30am) and head for the Fish Market. It’s colourful, boisterous and uniquely Hamburg!



Things To Do

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Hamburg

    • Take a Harbour Cruise around the wharfs where some of the world’s largest ships are built.
    • Discover Hamburg’s newest attraction HarbourCity, an area with various museums and the home of the future iconic Concert Hall.
    • Visit Miniature Wonderland - the biggest model train exhibition in the world.
    • Follow in the footsteps of John, Paul, George and Ringo and visit the newly opened Beatlemania Museum.
    • Visit the historic ‘Speicherstadt’, the 19th century store house district, built on oak poles, where you can find various museums and exhibitions.
    • Take a walk in one of Hamburg’s beautiful parks and gardens such as the City Park, Hayns Park or the Botanical Garden.

Our Hotel Recommendations


Grand Elysee

Grand Elysee

Grand Elysee Hamburg ***** from £419
Elegant ambiance in the heart of the city. The lively hotel boulevard with restaurants and cafés as well as the re-designed spa area make it the perfect choice for a luxury city break.


Maritim Hotel Reichshof **** from £389
Traditional luxury hotel with special facilities such as pool, sauna, steam bath, fresh water fountains and a bar with the largest assortment of single malt whiskies in Hamburg.


Hotel Graf Moltke Novum *** from £339
A modern three-star hotel in central location. The comfortable and spacious rooms are tastefully furnished with free internet access as a special extra.


A&O Hamburg Reeperbahn * from £289
The hotel lies in a quiet inner courtyard along the Reeperbahn. The location of this budget hotel is great for access to Hamburg’s vibrant nightlife and just a short walk away from many places of interest.

Resort Combination


Go on a day trip to the maritime cities of Bremen and Bremerhaven.

All prices are guide prices and in £ per person, based on a 2 night stay and include flights from London to Hamburg, incl. breakfast.

Welcome Card

3 days free public transport & discounts at 130 places of interest. Discount on harbour & sightseeing tours, museums and restaurants. 3 day single pass: £19 per adult (1 adult and up to 3 children under the age of 14). 3 day group pass: £31 (up to 5 people of any age).


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Hamburg city skyline, Germany

Places To See

Hamburg

St. Pauli Reeperbahn: Hamburg’s ‘sinful mile’, famous for its vibrant nightlife.


Blankensee district: with beautiful views from the ‘Elbhang’ (local hill) and the lower beaches of the River Elbe.


St. Michael’s Church: Hamburg’s landmark featuring the biggest German church clock and offering a great view over the city from the church tower.


Hamburg’s Old Town: excellent pubs and restaurants in the old traders’ streets ‘Cremon’ and ‘Deichstraße’ (Dyke Street).


Jungfernstieg: Hamburg’s shopping and promenade street along the Lake Alster.


The Old Elbtunnel: a lovingly maintained piece of Hamburg’s history with a fantastic view of the harbour area.


Possible Excursions


The Hanseatic City of Lübeck, a declared UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Lüneburg, a former salt-mining town and gateway to the surrounding Lüneburg Heath (Lüneburger Heide), a land of beautiful villages and natural allure.


Formerly ruled by the British, the island of Helgoland in the North Sea is known for its duty-free shopping and great nature.


Events in 2010


19.03. – 18.04.2010: Dom Market - The first of three annual big fun fairs.


07. – 09.05.2010: Harbour Anniversary - The world’s largest port festival.


30.07. – 01.08.2010: Hamburg Cruise Days – the world’s most beautiful cruise ships will be visiting the Hanseatic city.


Travel Information


Hamburg Airport Fuhlsbüttel: 25 minute journey into the city centre with airport shuttle.
Hamburg-Lübeck Airport: 65km from the city centre.