Entertainment
Elbphilharmonie
Hamburg, Germany
A glass concert hall rising on top of an old warehouse, with a free public viewing plaza.
City · Germany · Hamburg
A harbour city of canals, warehouses and a glass concert hall, with a famously lively nightlife district.
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Hamburg is Germany's gateway to the sea, even though the water you see is the Elbe river. The harbour is the beating heart: giant cranes, old brick warehouses, ferries and a spectacular concert hall rising on top of an old storage building. The city has more bridges than most travellers expect, and its canals and lakes make for relaxed walks. Then there is the Reeperbahn, a district of bars and theatres with a reputation that stretches far beyond Germany.
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Entertainment
Hamburg, Germany
A glass concert hall rising on top of an old warehouse, with a free public viewing plaza.
Neighbourhood · UNESCO
Hamburg, Germany
A canal-lined district of red-brick warehouses on timber piles, and a World Heritage Site.
Other
Hamburg, Germany
The main harbour piers, where ferries and harbour cruises depart.
Entertainment
Hamburg, Germany
A giant model railway world with miniature cities, an airport and tiny people.
Neighbourhood
Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg's famous entertainment district of bars, clubs and theatres in St. Pauli.
Lake
Hamburg, Germany
Two lakes in the heart of the city, ringed by promenades and boat rental.
Market
Hamburg, Germany
A Sunday-morning market on the Elbe where night owls and early risers mix.
Church, mosque or temple
Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg's famous baroque church, with a tower viewing platform over the harbour.
Historic site
Hamburg, Germany
The ornate neo-Renaissance city hall, with a courtyard and guided tours.
Within about 40 km, closest first.