The historic Stintfang Hill is a remnant of the former Hamburg ramparts from the 17th century and is named after the large quantities of smelt fish (Stint) that used to be caught here. The southwesternmost bastion of the city's fortifications was located here read more...

Hamburg's best observation deck, so don't miss it. It is located in the heart of the city, on the bell tower of St. Michael's Church (1647-1669), one of the most important architectural structures in Northern Germany read more...

Most tourists in Hamburg follow the tunnel under the Elbe and come to a viewpoint on the other side of the river (53.542333, 9.967278). However, there is another viewpoint nearby that is much closer to the Philharmonie and therefore offers more scenic views. This is the viewpoint near the theater read more...

The Hamburg Philharmonic (Elbphilharmonie) opened in 2017, designed by the Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron, and now is the symbol of the city. The opening dates have been constantly pushed back, the cost has been raised many times, and the construction has been accompanied by scandals, although, this is normal for any megaproject read more...

A dilapidated World War II bunker has now been turned into a so-called Energy Bunker. Inside there are installations for the production of electricity and heat using solar energy, biomethane and a wood burning system read more...

Hamburg's city park was opened in 1914 and appeared due to the expansion of the city and the absorption of the surrounding forests and garden farms read more...

The world's largest show of cruises and cruise liners. It takes place on the embankment of Hamburg for several days in September every two years read more...

Miniatur Wunderland (miniature "Wonderland") is a unique attraction in Hamburg, the world's largest museum of miniatures read more...

2016
This time, we visited the largest in the world miniatur museum Miniatur Wunderland and walked around the city center read more...