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the Jungfernstieg is the promenade along the Binnenalster. Located on the southern bank of the Hamburg Alster. The historic promenade is the focal point in the center of the Hanseatic city.

The basin of the Binnenalster contains as much water as all Hamburg residents consume daily as drinking water On average, the Inner Alster is no deeper than 3 meters If it freezes enough in winter and the ice layer is at least 20 cm thick, you can ice skate here

The architect and urban planner Bernhard Hermkes (1903 to 1995) is considered a pioneer in the use of concrete in shell construction and folding structures. In addition to the Kennedy Bridge, he planned, among other things, the university's Audimax and the wholesale market hall in Hamburg (the focus of his buildings alongside Berlin).

The Binnenalster is 0.2 square kilometers in size. It is also called the parlor of Hamburg. You can shop at Jungfernstieg and Ballindamm and enjoy the view of the Hamburg skyline from Lombardsbrücke.

Absolutely perfect for the summer evening - from ice cream to umbrella drinks to the opportunity to sit and watch, everything you need is there.

The Alster tours begin here. We decided on the 1-hour journey, 20 euros per person, unfortunately the Hamburgcard doesn't help. But it was very informative, sat well, saw a lot, funny comment. Sitting on the right side does more. There was a toilet and a drinks machine.

In earlier times, families took their unmarried daughters (Jungfern) out on the Jungfernstieg.

Originally, the Jungfernstieg was called Reesendamm, which was built to dam the Alster river. In 1665, the dam became a tree-lined promenade where families strolled with their unmarried daughters on Sundays (hence the name). In 1838, the Jungfernstieg was the first street in Germany to be paved with asphalt.