The best way for your Hamburg trip is ..

Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany and the third most visited. Only Berlin and Munich attract more tourists. Between 2001 and 2009, the number of overnight stays in Hamburg rose by 70 percent to a total of 8.2 million - thanks in part to the city's maritime attractions, the musical comedy theater and the airport expansion in recent years. (Hamburg also has a longstanding appeal for English-speaking visitors: trade relations with England go back almost 750 years and were in the British zone of occupation after World War II.)

 

A lively and fascinating port. Hamburg is the busiest port in Northern Europe and the leading transfer port for shipments between China and the Baltic Sea. It has a rich maritime tradition with shipyards, container terminals, canals and lakes in the heart of the city - and with more bridges (more than 2,300) than any other city in the world.

 

Special Hamburg euro coin history, museums and architecture. Hamburg was an important member of the Hanseatic League, is littered with churches and museums and is home to HafenCity, the largest inner-city development in Europe.

 

Happy women in HamburgEntertainment and culture. Whether night clubs, operas and philharmonic concerts, theater, Beatles tours or rented handkerchiefs in the city's reduced red light district - Hamburg is ready to offer you a good time.

 

Shop. Hamburg attracts serious buyers from all over Germany, Western Europe and the East - including Russia, whose millionaires and billionaires come to Hamburg for designer clothing, jewelry and yachts.

 

Riverside path in Hamburg-Altona Pleasant walks and landscapes. Hamburg was elected the "European Green Capital" in 2011, and it definitely looks like this: Even in downtown Hamburg there are many trees, and nature reserves make up 8 percent of the total area of ​​the city.