Travel Hamburg Guide

Germany's second largest city, Hamburg received 150,000 visitors each day. A large and busy port has made Hamburg an international city for centuries. In fact, Hamburg's port is one of the largest and most-used in all of Europe. Hamburg is a popular tourist destination and is said to be Germany's center of culture and industry.



Hamburg is a family city with many public attractions which are fun for everyone. Hamburg's famous planetarium is housed in Europe's largest dome, 21 meters in diameter. The Planetarium displays an accurate and up-to-date replica of the night sky, as well as several fun shows and is located in Hamburg's central park, the Stadtpark. The Hamburg open air zoo receives upwards of one million visitors each year and is known as "Hagenbecks Tierpark".



Hamburg's Japanese Garden is the largest Japanese style garden in Europe. Located inside a large and beautiful botanical park, this tea garden is delicately and carefully arranged and, in the summer months, is home to authentic Japanese tea ceremonies.



Visit Hamburg's best art museum, the Kunsthalle. Home to numerous German and International masterpieces; this recently remodeled museum can be found in the center of the city, near the main train station. Hamburg is also home to a fascinating museum of ethnology and a harbor museum.



Hamburg's busy harbor can be toured by boat and is also home to the weekend fish market where visitors can purchase fresh fish and other fun, German goods all in a bustling outdoor mall by the sea.



Hamburg has been long overlooked by foreigners and long appreciated by locals. Hamburg is a lovely, fun spot for a family weekend.

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