Hamburg (Hamburg-Fuhlsbuttel) Airport (HAM) Transfers

Over a century old, the Speicherstadt in the port is the world’s largest integrated complex of warehouses. Here, guests to Hamburg find an idyllic scenery of redbrick Gothic architecture from the Wilh...

Sunday morning – five am. Most people are usually still sleeping at this time. Not in Hamburg. In Hamburg’s fish market down by the Elbe, there are around 70 000 people either already working or stil...

When the Old Elbe Tunnel, also called "St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel", was opened in 1911, it was a technical sensation. Today, it is a nostalgic and lovingly tended piece of Hamburg history - and has already...

Miniatur Wunderland is the world´s largest model railway museum and Germany´s most popular tourist attraction. It displays sections, showing authentic environment from different countries - Sweden and...

The Reeperbahn is a living legend: in the old days it was a seedy red-light quarter for seafarers, during the 1960s it was a stepping stone for the Beatles. Since the 1990s the red-light district has ...

A great way to spend an afternoon or evening is to experience a musical. Since Cats made its debut in Hamburg, the city has welcomed many celebrated musicals like Lion King, Disney´s Musical Tarzan an...

The Hamburg Dungeon is a place where the dark past comes alive, where talented actors tells you scary stories and twisted fables about Hamburg’s history. Along the tour you will find scary surprises a...

Located in the heart of Hamburg next to the Town Hall, the Bucerius Kunst Forum exhibits art from ancient to modern times in four rotating exhibitions each year. A visit is an absolute must for art lo...

For contemporary art and photography head over to Deichtorhallen which is located in two former market halls. They were built between year 1911 and 1914. With a size of 5.600 square meters, this is th...

The Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte hosts one of Germany’s largest urban history exhibitions. As a cultural history museum it displays the varied history of the city of Hamburg, from its beginnings...

It’s a fascinating story, the tale of BallinStadt, the “Emigration City”, where millions of people found safe harbour before beginning their journey to the New World in pursuit of a better life.It do...

Take a stroll around the famous park Planten un Blomen which is located in the heart of the city. This is a place where you can unwind and enjoy tropical plants, the largest Japanese garden in Europe ...

Opened in 1869, and once the embodiment of the Hamburg bourgeoisie’s feeling for art, the Kunsthalle is now acknowledged as one of Germany’s leading art galleries. The adjacent Gallery of Contemporary...

Hamburger Dom is the biggest public festival in the north of Germany and takes place three times a year. This is a festival where you will experience nostalgic carousels and high-tech rides. In additi...

Learn more about our planet, about the space and what a black hole is, in one of the most advanced planetarium in the world, located in an old water tower. This is a great experience for the whole fam...

With over 24,000 square meters the Alsterhaus in Hamburg is one of Germany’s major department stores. The exclusive range of products, the classy sense of trends and the artful presentation have shape...

Only 40 minutes from Hamburg, you will find the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Neumünster. Northern Germany´s largest outlet is offering 30-70% off RRP all year round and has become a shopping paradise ...

The Hanse-Viertel shopping mall is nestled in the heart of Hamburg. Nowhere else can so many different stores be found under one roof. Fashion, gifts and treats to savour in a very special way. Also w...

In the old Mellin arcade - Hamburg\u0027s oldest shopping arcade today - you can admire the ceiling paintings and stained glass from the turn of the last century. The Mellin Passage connects the Alst...

Colourful, alternative, creative and enticing: The market street in the Karolinen district in Hamburg shows that it can also hold its own with the big shopping streets and centres in the Hanseatic cit...

St. Georg is unusual and sinful, chic and gay and always good for lurid headlines. Life plays out on an iconic stage here. Prominent artists and creatives feel at home on the colourful streets, just a...

It is the heart of the city centre for many locals and tourists: the Jungfernstieg - a diverse connection between the Inner Alster and the surrounding shops and attractions. Make a date at this centr...

Europa Passage is more than a shopping centre, but a real attraction in Hamburg. There are over 120 shops on five floors. Whether you\u0027re after fashion, books or electronics, the shopping mall i...

When the "Warenhaus Hermann Tietz" opened its doors to customers in 1912 on the glorious Hamburg boulevard, Jungfernstieg, it was the talk of the town. Now called Alsterhaus, it belongs to the Karst...

Mönckebergstrasse is Hamburg’s major shopping mile. It has been the central link between the town hall and the central train station since 1909. The buildings on Mönckebergstrasse pay witness to the c...

Many bars, restaurants, small foreign traders, fashion boutiques and associated clientele dominate the streets in the centre. Just recently in " Schanze" (so the Hamburg natives say) a series of new s...

Eppendorf is one of the "chicest" districts in Hamburg. Your shopping trip in Eppendorf begins on one of the main roads: Eppendorfer Landstrasse, Eppendorfer Weg or Eppendorfer Baum. Cool and stylish...

"On the Reeperbahn at half past midnight" like the old song goes? Everyone can claim this! More convincing is an "engineer\u0027s" shirt with genuine oil stains, sailor\u0027s underpants with an ancho...

Just stroll under the arcades and enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere and exclusive shops. Hungry? Then you shouldn\u0027t miss the Arabian cuisine at Saliba. Then in the old Mellin arcade - Hamburg\u0...

Towards the sunrise - that is the meaning of the word "levante". Built in 1911/1912 by Franz Bach as an office building, the first major tenant of today\u0027s passage gave it its name, the German Lev...

What can you say about Bent Angelo Jensen and his label Herr von Eden? Ever since Jan Delay bought his stage outfits exclusively from the always perfectly dressed, native Flensburger, his suits have b...

Neuer Wall is the "boulevard" of luxury brands: from Armani to Jil Sander - Bulgari, Cartier and Sönnichsen are represented here, as is Offermann and Louis Vuitton. You can reach the luxury shops over...

One of the most popular shopping streets in Hamburg runs from the central station to Gerhart-Hauptmann-Platz. There are chain stores here such as Zara, Douglas, H \u0026 M, Anson’s and Görtz. Jeweller...

The flea market around the old cattle slaughterhouse for many St. Pauli natives marks the start of the weekend: On Saturday mornings, countless retailers set up their stalls here, with clothes, antiqu...

The makers of the Derbe label equipped the classical, wind and weather-defying jacket with the Hamburg coat of arms, gave it a brightly coloured exterior and a lining with a fish-head print and since ...

The St. Pauli Night Market is not your average weekly market. It takes place at the heart of the Reeperbahn, on the Spielbudenplatz and has with its late opening hours (16:00 - 23:00) not only adpated...

In a city that has hosted the early gigs of Liverpool’s original “Fab Four,” Hamburg once again claims rock residency with Hard Rock Cafe Hamburg. Located near the banks of the Elbe River in one of t...

You can find a few restaurants in Hamburg with one Michelin star. Christoph Rüffer easily stands out with a second star. The chef and his team present modern and creative menus based on classic Frenc...

„The Table“, run by Germany’s youngest holder of three Michelin stars, Kevin Fehling, fascinates with modern interior and unique flavor experiences. “The Table” is located in the center of HafenCity ...

TV chef Tim Mälzer\u0027s restaurant enjoys great popularity. If you want to get a seat, you should take care of that in advance. Once you get to enjoy the cuisine, you will quickly understand why it ...

He brings the culinary delights of his native India to Hamburg, and has done so for 30 years now: Mike Washington. His restaurant "Shalimar" opened its doors on Dillstrasse in September 1982 and was t...

The location itself is a dream: if you manage to get one of the desired window seats, you can dine with a wonderful view of the Hamburg harbour – especially in the evenings, the guests are treated to ...

The BLOCKBRÄU opened beside the Landungsbrücken in April 2012.This successful restaurant chain belongs to Eugen Block, a star in Germany\u0027s gastronomy firmament. In his brewery, located directly b...

The atmosphere is always welcoming, despite the large size of this lively establishment, which is easily explained by the excellent cuisine. Regional dishes are rediscovered with a modern interpretati...

Far from the usual Japanese menus in this country, "fusion style"is used in the creation of new dishes. The Iberian pork roulade with shiso herbs and a shibazuke sauce is at least as interesting as th...

The fine-dining restaurant VLET is located centrally between the historical Speicherstadt and the modern HafenCity in a stylishly restored warehouse. Here, north German cuisine is served.The team at t...

The restaurant at the stylish East Hotel offers excellent Asian and European cuisine close to Hamburg\u0027s entertainment mile. Top chefs regularly provide new and unusual creations here. Sushi and...

Laissez-faire in the middle of the HafenCity: It is always casual and lively at CARLS an der Elbphilharmonie. This piece of France is in a beautiful location right next to Hamburg\u0027s new landmark...

Ristorante Portonovo offers authentic Italian cuisine and the food is served in a busy but friendly atmosphere. The restaurant is beautifully located next to the lake with a stunning view. The food is...

Right in the heart of Hamburg City you will find the Gröninger Privatbrauerei. The Gröninger private brewery is one of the oldest breweries in Hamburg. This is where Gröninger Pils is brewed, and it...

The city palace built in 1897 in which the restaurant DIE BANK resides once served as the office of a mortgage bank. Where money was once invested in gold and silver is now invested in world-class foo...

This is a place where you will experience a culinary journey in a completely dark restaurant. You will be served four course surprise dinner by a blind service staff, all you need to do is to enjoy th...

"El Tequito" has resided at the St. Pauli Fish Market for over 20 years. Here, the "highlights "of Mexican, American and Creole cuisine create distinctive dishes. Cocktails can also be enjoyed in th...

The brewery behind the Rathaus beside the Adolphsbrücke bridge is a great meeting point for everyone and anyone. Families, couples, big groups, business lunches or foot-weary shoppers - this brewery r...

Whoever dines at the Vegan Eagle will agree: This restaurant is living proof that vegan food has nothing to do with abstinence, but rather with enjoyment and real culinary flights of fancy. Here, f...

At the Plat du Jour, the cooking is French and primarily country style, without frills, but rather of excellent quality. It is nicely hidden at Dornbusch, a tiny street six minutes’ walk south-east ...

The Witthues is widely known even beyond the boundaries of Hamburg. It is located in the idyllic Hirschpark in Blankenese, which is only a few steps away from the river Elbe and on one of the biggest ...

When you first enter the Zuckermonarchie in St. Pauli, you will feel as though you’ve just stepped into an antique doll’s house. The interior reflects what the kitchen offers: a colourful, opulent ran...

The Ottensen beach, which can be reached directly from one of the HADAG ferries, is probably one of the most beautiful places on the Hamburg Elbe. And in the middle lies Strandperle, which provides th...

This is a great place to stop for coffee, tea or something a bit stronger. Alex is located in the beautiful Alsterpavillion just by Lake Alster. At this pavilion you can enjoy both concerts and exhibi...

The fascinating world of tea will enchant you: In Messmer MOMENTUM, the tea world of adventure in the HafenCity.The tea lounge and the terrace are a direct invitation to relax with small snacks and te...

Café Paris, an homage to typical turn of the century French cafés, is located in close proximity to Hamburg Town Hall. This beautiful, white-tiled room whose Art Nouveau ceiling tells of industry and ...

There is a huge portion of passion for the coffee bean and the roastery, and a young, cool coffee roaster team behind the Public Coffee Roasters in Hamburg. If you come to the café in Neustadt as a co...

The beach in front of the AHOI Strandkiosk invites guests of all ages to enjoy Hamburg\u0027s most beautiful sunsets with a cold beer or a good wine. Strandkiosk\u0027s building was originally built i...

The "counterpart" to Strandperle in Övelgönne: The Alsterperle is located on the easternmost tip of the Outer Alster and offers respectable refreshment stand standards at reasonable prices. But what r...

Vintage furniture, hot and cold food, and scope for booking a bed there - all characteristic features of Lühmanns Teestube. The owner\u0027s love of England can be found in the small touches - like th...

That coffee is the passion of the Elbgold roasting house you will realise after the first sip. All Elbgold coffees are the finest arabicas from the best coffee regions of the world. They take care to ...

Café Geyer seems to have recognised the potential of this quarter early on. For 20 years, residents and visitors to the tranquil Hein Köllisch Platz have been served delicious coffee and homemade cake...

Dignified traditional flair sets the scene for taking coffee in this Literaturhauscafé. On offer here, you will find everything that the famished heart yearns for: various breakfast variants, lunch, s...

There’s always something going on at Due Baristi. No wonder, because the small café is considered one of the best places in Germany when it comes to coffee.Preparing coffee is, if not an art, at least...

The Stockholm Espresso Club is, surprisingly, not located in the Swedish capital, but rather in the Hamburg residential district of Winterhude. The coffee served here comes from the Swedish roastery K...

The breakfast at Café Johanna is especially popular – in addition to coffee and tea, juices and lemonades, they serve numerous cold and warm dishes. There a selection of sandwiches, ciabatta and cake ...

The motto of the Café is: \u0027A Piece of Scandinavia in Hamburg\u0027,which dishes they serve freshly prepared from Denmark and Sweden, such as Köttbular or the Norwegian apple pancake. Apart from o...

This pearl of Hamburg coffee house culture you have to visit at least once for the nice atmosphere, good coffee, and the rotating exhibitions or - what this place has been known for for decades - for ...

At the organic patisserie BioKonditorei Eichel you will find a wide range of special delicacies such as pear-cinnamon-curd-cheese gateau, apple cake with blackcurrants or buckwheat-carrot cake and dar...

Coffee fashions come and go: the good old latte macchiato exceeded its level of popularity years ago; today, real aficionados swear by porcelain filters and manual infusion or even the effortful cold-...

The new ice cream parlour in the Langen Reihe offers a unique glass of love bursting with flavour and colour.The combination of 100% natural ingredients, fresh ice cream, house made sauces and crunchi...

Grosse Freiheit 36 is actually made up of three locations: The big concerts and parties take place in the main room. In the Kaiserkeller, legendary because of the Beatles\u0027 performances in the 1...

At Central Park there is a relaxed mood that leaves the hustle and bustle of everyday life outside its doors. Enjoy the chilled atmosphere of the beach club located in the trendy district of Schanze. ...

With its long bar and mini-disco, Goldfischglas has developed in recent years into a popular meeting place in the middle of the Schanze district. Under dimmed lights and a slick but casual atmospher...

When then Mojo Club opened at the beginning of the 1990s, it was the "place to be" because it definitively enshrined club culture in Hamburg. The hip hop and dancefloor jazz evenings were of the high...

The Empire Riverside Hotel, regarded with scepticism by those against gentrification, hosts three bars including "20up". The name already reveals its exclusive location on the 20th floor of the buildi...

One of the hottest dance clubs in Hamburg can be found on the Reeperbahn. House and techno dominate the sounds at Baalsaal, but all other kinds of electronic music are also represented here. The hug...

The imposing overground bunker on Feldstrasse was for many years a hardly used, dirty dark stone block on the outskirts of Heiligengeistfeld. It was gradually revived by various companies. With the ...

Kulturhaus 73 offers a lively cultural programme in various rooms spread over several floors, consisting of gigs, dances, jam sessions, theatre performances, film screenings, "Tatort" screenings, tabl...

Stirred, never shaken. The Boilerman Bar specializes in so-called Highballs. These drinks are made from a base spirit like whisky or gin and a “filler” such as ginger ale, tonic water or similar. He u...

Located right on Neuer Pferdemarkt, Grüner Jäger is something of a border post between the Kiez and Schanze. It\u0027s not just pop and rock concerts from smaller bands here. One of the most successfu...

After several moves, the oldest jazz club in Hamburg made its home on Grossneumarkt in 1971. Since then it has treated its guests to live music from national and international artists. Phil Masons N.O...

Here they party like crazy. With constantly changing DJs of international renown playing house, R\u0026B and electronica, Halo lures party-goers four times a week for exuberant dancing on Grosse Freih...

The Chug Club is a real enrichment of the Hamburg nightlife: in the happy mixture of puffy-cosy club and sophisticated bar culture, you can experience wholly new, surprising moments of indulgence away...

Comfortable leather seats, fine wooden tables, 70 different whiskies and a cocktail menu with over 250 varieties. The long list of celebrities who have enjoyed the classy but unpretentious atmosphere...

The award-winning star bartender Uwe Christiansen regularly creates new cocktails at his bar, including those with curious names such as "Apple Strudel" or "Virgin Mint Colada". For enthusiasts who wa...

Formerly a cinema, at the end of the 1980s the hall on Spielbudenplatz developed as Docks into an established presence on the Hamburg pop music scene. Famous German and international musicians and ban...

Angies has live music featuring swing, jazz, funk and dance and is famous for its cocktails. Open from 10 p.m through to the morning, Wednesday-Saturday and from 9 p.m on Sundays.

Heavy, sound-absorbant carpeting, dim indirect lighting, bizarrely patterned wallpaper – and as a vanishing point for the eye, a metal lion of huge proportions, which is set into the back wall and gua...

"Where the Beatles played first" is the slogan of Indra at the end of Grosse Freiheit. The fact that the first Hamburg performances of the Fab Four took place here gives the club to this day a cult-li...