Wondering what to do in Hamburg? Hamburg is now one of the must-see destinations in Europe, for good reason. Our Hamburg city guide will point the way to nightlife, the Elbphilharmonie, restaurants, and historic sites.
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Hamburg
Hamburg Elbphilharmonie new city icon
At a promontory on the Elbe River in Hamburg the glistening Elbphilharmonie has held court since its opening in January 2017, becoming a city icon in the process.
Busy bee in Hamburg’s Planten un Blomen garden
A visit to the Planten un Blomen Garden on your Hamburg tour is a must, whether you are a flower and garden lover, adore open spaces, enjoy dancing water fountains, or just want a nice place for a stroll or picnic. Now, not many non-Germans head there – obvious in the fact that the official Hamburg tourism website doesn’t have the garden’s page translated into English!
Put St Nikolai Kirche memorial in Hamburg on your list
The St Nikolai Kirche has been a part of the Hamburg skyline since the 12th century. Now in ruins from World War II bombings, just its spire remains standing.
