Attractions in Hamburg

It's worth it because it's just a piece of Hamburg's history that still lives today - a little journey through time. In summer there is also a welcome cool-down, because it is nice and fresh in the tunnel. ;)

Currently blocked due to construction workers until the end of 2021.

You have to drive across the June 17th Bridge in parallel. This is not a detour, only the direct … read more

For almost 100 years, the slow sand filtration system at Kaltehofe provided the Hanseatic city with clean drinking water. Only a few minutes by car from Hamburg's city center, the … read more

The route is excellent for cycling and offers a great panorama. You can not get better on the bike from the Elbbrücken in the Speicherstadt.

Whether bikers, cyclists, hikers or motorists, everyone will find something for their taste here. Watching the hustle and bustle or lounging in the beer garden, currywurst fries from the booth or talking about gasoline. Everything is possible.

Tours around or on the Inner and Outer Alster and walks around the water are very popular with locals and tourists. Sunsets on the Außenalster give a romantic flair and … read more

The Fischbeker Heide is a very popular destination for Hamburgers. This nature reserve and former forest area is located south of the Hanseatic city. When the common heather blooms in … read more

Somewhat hidden within the flat-wave Lüneburg Heath, in the Harburg Mountains, the Hasselbrack is the highest natural elevation in Hamburg with an astonishing 116.2 m above sea level. NN.

The … read more

Blankenese is one of the most beautiful districts of Hamburg - and one of the richest. This is not surprising in the fantastic view over the Elbe, which is almost … read more

Here the gliders of Segelflugclub Fischbek are catapulted to the sky. Watching is fun! However, caution is advised, the sailors are quite noiseless.
On clear days you have a wonderful … read more

Here is worth a break, relax on the beach and drinks are also available. And ships !!!

Here, on the southern edge of Hamburg, the 223-kilometer Heidschnuckenweg begins as far as Celle. A nicely designed display shows you the course of the entire long-distance hiking trail, which … read more

The island of Kaltehofe is bordered in the north and east by the Billwerder Bay, which continues in the south in the Alte Dove Elbe (formerly connected with and part … read more

The Outer Alster is the top highlight in Hamburg at all. Cyclists, runners, walkers, sailors, rowers and everyone who wants to enjoy the day meet here.

The Speicherstadt is known for its old brick warehouses, in which spices, coffee and other goods were stored by ships from all over the world. Nowadays, many different things are … read more

Teufelsbrück is a good starting point for a tour of the old country. From here the ferry goes over to Rüschpark and Finkenwerder. By the way, the ferry can be … read more

Great place to just sit in the sand and watch the big pots that pass by.

The entire Alster Valley is a feast for the eyes. Along the shore you can go hiking, cycling or strolling. Or you can choose to kayak across the water. No … read more

Hamburg's new, not without controversial landmark is an expression of the competition between cities, which has captured many major cities since the 1990s. By the turn of the century, it … read more

Riding the west side of the Alster is a pleasure. The road is again a bicycle road, the car traffic and the tourist buses are slow. You can stop everywhere … read more