Hamburg - A city that welcomes visitors with its magical atmosphere
The city of Hamburg is the second largest city after Berlin in terms of size and population, and one of the largest ports in Europe. A stroll along the many waterways and canals will reveal why it is called the 'Venice of the North. Don't miss the local fish market, shopping street (featuring striking red brick architecture), fine riverside restaurants, and nightlife in the university district.
Best time to visit: Apr-To-Aug
Things to do: Party At A Cruise, Miniatur Wunderland, Have A Picnic, Sunbathe At The Beach
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HOW TO REACH HAMBURG
- Flight - The Main Airport in Hamburg is the Hamburg Airport that is 9 kms away from the City Centre. The Hamburg Airport has connectivity with all over Germany and International. There are direct flights as well connecting flights from all over the world.
- Rail - Trains are mainly operated by Deutsche Bahn or DB services and can easily travel to Hamburg, Germany from countries such as Denmark, the Czech Republic, France, Austria, Switzerland and Poland. Another option is the Euro City or EC Train. Intercity travel in Germany includes high-speed trains such as ICE between Cologne, Düsseldorf and Frankfurt, and high-speed trains to Paris in four hours.
HOW TO GET AROUND
- Taxi - Uber continues to operate in seven German cities: Berlin, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Stuttgart, but not in several other countries. In contrast, Uber contracts with a German taxi company to provide its services.
- Train - Trains, trams, subways and buses are becoming more and more accessible. Some stations have corrugated platform boundaries to facilitate the movement of visually impaired passengers.
- Ride Sharing - A cheap and partially green way to get around Germany with your own car is ridesharing. It's not Uber-style ridesharing that's common elsewhere. Instead, travel as a passenger in a private car for gas bills.
Traditional Food
Maultaschen
Labskaus
Franzbrotchen
Hamburgers
Grunkohl
