Attractions in Hamburg

It's worth it because it's simply a piece of Hamburg history that is still alive today - a little journey through time. In summer you can also cool down here, because it's nice and cool in the tunnel. ;)

Unfortunately the last remaining portal bridge in Hamburg, with a length of 447m. Built between 1897 and 1899. Luckily, the portals were not demolished later, as was the case with … read more

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.

Kaltehofe is a water treatment plant that was active until 1990. Today a historic building worth seeing and a recreation area or park.

The route is ideal for cycling and offers a great panorama. There is no better way to get from the Elbe bridges to the Speicherstadt by bike.

Hamburg is not possible without the Außenalster. Sit down and enjoy the Alster water - please no cyclist.

It's worth taking a break here. You can relax on the beach, watch the ships and there are drinks too.

Along the Elbe to Wedel. Great route.

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

The Outer Alster is the top highlight in Hamburg. 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

A stay in Hamburg without having been to one of the many covered restaurants and cafés on the Landungsbrücken is not a real visit to Hamburg. Here you can also … 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

Always a very special atmosphere there. Heide plus contemplative glider airfield with runways, where you can go for a walk outside of the flight.

Hamburg's new, not uncontroversial landmark is an expression of the city competition that has gripped many metropolises since the 1990s. Around the turn of the century it was clear that … read more

Very good alternative to the tour on the Elbe. There is plenty of shade here, especially in summer, and there are also a few benches to rest on. Highly recommended bike path.

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

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

The barrage on Billwerder Bay connects the Hamburg district of Rothenburgsort with the Elbe island Kaltehofe and is the second largest in Germany after the Eider barrage. The facility has … read more

The fish market, one of many places that never sleep during the day. If you have the opportunity to visit it, you should definitely do so and let the whole thing sink in.