Hamburg is a German city located in the north of the country. Second largest in terms of population, it is a federal state at the same time divided into 7 districts : Altona, Bergedorf, EimsbĂĽttel, Hamburg, Mitte Hamburg, Nord Harburg and Wandsbek. It has large parks and lakes and is the main access route to the beaches of the Baltic Sea.
The climate is highly variable due to its proximity to the North Sea . In the same day it can be cold and rainy and after a few hours the situation radically change and it becomes hot and sunny. Average daytime temperatures range from 17 degrees in July to one degree in January. Temperatures in summer usually reach 30 degrees.
The cultural offer in Hamburg is very wide. We find from a wide variety of museums to the most glamorous night pubs. Overall, there are 31 theaters, 6 musical theaters, 10 cabarets, and 50 public and private museums. Of the 4,000 restaurants, 2,400 offer international cuisine.
For lovers of quiet walks , the banks of the Alster Lake and the River Elbe invite you to explore much of the city with pleasure. We can also opt for boat trips, an ideal option to get to know the port and the panorama of the city.
The city ​​center has no waste either. There we can get lost in the multitude of shops that encourage us to buy or decide to have a drink in one of the emblematic outdoor cafes in Hamburg.
The surroundings are not far behind. The Altes Land (old land) fruit growing area with its old farmhouses is a favorite destination for many adventurous tourists, be it by bus or bike.
Public transport is wonderful , as in practically all of Germany. We can move quickly and at low cost with modern trains or buses. According to the European Commission, Hamurgo ranks fourth among the cities in the European Union with the best public transport network.
Places of interest that you cannot miss
– LandungsbrĂĽcken
– Justizforum
– Tag der Kunstmeile
– Farbige Wasserlichtkonzerte
– Hamburger Kunsthalle und Galerie der Gegenwart
– Monument to Otto von Bismarck