Guidebook for Hamburg
Food Scene
German Küche!
Actually really Hamburger kitchen, heavy but good!
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Freudenhaus St. Pauli
7-9 Hein-Hoyer-StraßeGerman Küche!
Actually really Hamburger kitchen, heavy but good!
Best indian restaurant in the city,
Delicious!!
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ASHOKA Indisches Restaurant
25 Budapester Str.Best indian restaurant in the city,
Delicious!!
Dim Sum Haus
37 KirchenalleeBest Chinese and Dim Sum ever!
Dumplings Yummie!
A gorgeous cafe with an excellent brunch on the weekend. Inexpensive and fresh. I love the elegant couches and huge windows. Sometimes it's hard to find a seat. Everyone is friendly and speaks English. Close to the Reeperbahn without the trash.
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Café MAY
157 SievekingsalleeA gorgeous cafe with an excellent brunch on the weekend. Inexpensive and fresh. I love the elegant couches and huge windows. Sometimes it's hard to find a seat. Everyone is friendly and speaks English. Close to the Reeperbahn without the trash.
Pizzeria Al Volo
211 Eppendorfer WegBest Italian Pizza in Hamburg
District with many bar, restaurant, live music, jugglers and nice small shops.
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Sternschanze
District with many bar, restaurant, live music, jugglers and nice small shops.
Really great place to have a beer or some food in a holiday atmosphere. Service friendly, food good, view of the river with huge ships spectacular!
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Strandperle
60 ÖvelgönneReally great place to have a beer or some food in a holiday atmosphere. Service friendly, food good, view of the river with huge ships spectacular!
The famous department store Alsterhaus, established in 1912, is one of the city’s most popular shopping destinations when it comes to high-end fashion, cosmetics, home furnishings and more. Don't miss the top floor, where upmarket grocery shopping amidst precious teas, classy champagnes, luxurious chocolates and scrumptious seafood awaits!
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Alsterhaus Hamburg
16-20 JungfernstiegThe famous department store Alsterhaus, established in 1912, is one of the city’s most popular shopping destinations when it comes to high-end fashion, cosmetics, home furnishings and more. Don't miss the top floor, where upmarket grocery shopping amidst precious teas, classy champagnes, luxurious chocolates and scrumptious seafood awaits!
Drinks & Nightlife
Ginst
28 Paul-Roosen-StraßeTechno and Electronic Club in an old Hilter's Bunker.
Great club in an awesome setting. Drinks are very fairly priced. Good acoustics and a nice crowd vibe. The outside terrace is ideal to catch some air and get a view of Hamburg.
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Uebel & Gefährlich
66 FeldstraßeTechno and Electronic Club in an old Hilter's Bunker.
Great club in an awesome setting. Drinks are very fairly priced. Good acoustics and a nice crowd vibe. The outside terrace is ideal to catch some air and get a view of Hamburg.
Moloch
43 StockmeyerstraßeGreat Club in HH
Saint Pauli
The Reeperbahn area is still packed with nightclubs, bars and restaurants as well as art galleries, cabarets and theatres. Must-sees include the Panoptikum wax figure museum, the Beatles monument, the Große Freiheit street and Hans-Albers-Platz square.
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Reeperbahn
ReeperbahnThe Reeperbahn area is still packed with nightclubs, bars and restaurants as well as art galleries, cabarets and theatres. Must-sees include the Panoptikum wax figure museum, the Beatles monument, the Große Freiheit street and Hans-Albers-Platz square.
Parks & Nature
Planten un Blomen
Marseiller PromenadeTake a walk in the wonderful Plant und Blomen Park!
Sightseeing
Hamburg's harbor deserves a visit!
From there you can take a lot of boat- Bus (not paying anything more than the regular ticket for bus) and have an harbur trip :)
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Landungsbrücken
Hamburg's harbor deserves a visit!
From there you can take a lot of boat- Bus (not paying anything more than the regular ticket for bus) and have an harbur trip :)
The Elbphilharmonie Hamburg comprises two concert halls, a hotel, and the Plaza, which offers visitors an amazing view of the city. After the festive inauguration on January 11th and 12th, 2017, the impressive concert hall is now a defining feature of the Hamburg skyline.
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Elbe Philharmonic Hall
1 Platz d. Deutschen EinheitThe Elbphilharmonie Hamburg comprises two concert halls, a hotel, and the Plaza, which offers visitors an amazing view of the city. After the festive inauguration on January 11th and 12th, 2017, the impressive concert hall is now a defining feature of the Hamburg skyline.
The City Hall is open Mon ─ Sun from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with several guided tours available to visitors. The Rathausmarkt in front of the City Hall is a popular venue for fairs, markets and concerts.
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Rathaus station
The City Hall is open Mon ─ Sun from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with several guided tours available to visitors. The Rathausmarkt in front of the City Hall is a popular venue for fairs, markets and concerts.
The Mönkebergstrasse is one of the main shopping streets in Hamburg. This charming area — close to the main station and the historic City Hall — is home to large department stores, fashion boutiques and small retail businesses.
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Mönckebergstraße
MönckebergstraßeThe Mönkebergstrasse is one of the main shopping streets in Hamburg. This charming area — close to the main station and the historic City Hall — is home to large department stores, fashion boutiques and small retail businesses.
Hamburg's most stylish promenade
The old-fashioned word ‘Jungfer’ translates to virgin or maiden in German. Jungfernstieg owes its name to the unmarried daughters of mostly wealthy Hanseatic families, who, on Sundays, were often taken here for a stroll — a rather casual, Hanseatic coming-of-age tradition. In 1838, Jungfernstieg became the first street to be sealed with asphalt. Today, this grand and gracious promenade on the shores of the Binnenalster is one of the most elegant shopping areas in Hamburg’s city centre.
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Jungfernstieg
Hamburg's most stylish promenade
The old-fashioned word ‘Jungfer’ translates to virgin or maiden in German. Jungfernstieg owes its name to the unmarried daughters of mostly wealthy Hanseatic families, who, on Sundays, were often taken here for a stroll — a rather casual, Hanseatic coming-of-age tradition. In 1838, Jungfernstieg became the first street to be sealed with asphalt. Today, this grand and gracious promenade on the shores of the Binnenalster is one of the most elegant shopping areas in Hamburg’s city centre.
Arts & Culture
Highlights of the collection are medieval altars of Master Bertram and Master Francke, paintings by Dutch artists of the 17th century, masterpieces of German Romanticism, Impressionism and classic Modernism, as well as international contemporary art.
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Kunsthalle station
Highlights of the collection are medieval altars of Master Bertram and Master Francke, paintings by Dutch artists of the 17th century, masterpieces of German Romanticism, Impressionism and classic Modernism, as well as international contemporary art.
The northern Deichtorhalle is devoted to contemporary art. Prominent here is the art of painters, sculptors and designers. Regular exhibitions deal with culture and everyday themes, as well as historical cultural themes. In the Haus der Photographie one can find as a permanent loan the collection of famous fashion photographer F.C Gundlach. In addition, the photo archive of Spiegel magazine can be found in the Haus der Photographie. It is the largest accessible archive of journalistic research in Germany. The two collections are furthermore complemented by various photography exhibitions.
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Deichtorhallen station
The northern Deichtorhalle is devoted to contemporary art. Prominent here is the art of painters, sculptors and designers. Regular exhibitions deal with culture and everyday themes, as well as historical cultural themes. In the Haus der Photographie one can find as a permanent loan the collection of famous fashion photographer F.C Gundlach. In addition, the photo archive of Spiegel magazine can be found in the Haus der Photographie. It is the largest accessible archive of journalistic research in Germany. The two collections are furthermore complemented by various photography exhibitions.
Shopping
Europa Passage
40 BallindammGetting Around
Thiedingreihe
Thiedingreihebus stop