Discover the vibrant maritime spirit and rich history of Hamburg, Germany, with this curated guide. From the stunning architecture of the Elbphilharmonie to the charming canals and bustling harbor, explore a city where tradition meets modernity.
Public Coffee Roasters
A cafe where the speaker enjoyed a delicious flat white.
Binnenalster
A man-made lake originally created as a reservoir, where you can take a boat trip.
Hamburg Rathaus
The town hall building of Hamburg, serving as the seat of government and one of Germany's state parliaments.
St. Nikolai Memorial
The remains of a church that was bombed in 1943, now serving as a memorial.
Deichstraße
A street where you can stop into cute cafes for lunch or coffee.
Café am Fleet
A family-run cafe recommended for its strong coffee and apple cake.
HafenCity
An area that used to be part of the docks, now packed with chic coffee roasters, cafes, and bakeries with brass signs.
Berliner Bahnhof
A restaurant that the speaker ranks as the number one place they've eaten in Hamburg, known for its inventive and beautifully presented food, such as fish with beetroot hummus and broccoli.
Jupiter
A newly opened art space near the main train station, repurposed from a department store, with each floor hosting a different exhibit from local artists.
Elbphilharmonie
A stunning building designed to look like a hoisted sail or water wave, where you can see a show or enjoy the views from the plaza area.
Miniatur Wunderland
One of the most visited tourist sites in Hamburg, a miniature museum where you can easily spend hours looking at the details of each miniature city.
St. Michael's Church
A Lutheran church with a bell tower that is 132 meters tall, featuring the largest clock tower in Germany.
Astra St. Pauli Brauerei
A brewery in the St. Pauli neighborhood that serves great food and even better beer, with the IPA being a personal favorite.