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Hamburg is located in the north of Germany on the Elbe and North Sea and has a large harbour connecting waterways and hundreds of canals. Hamburg has more bridges than Amsterdam and Venice combined. All this adds up to a bustling city with plenty of maritime charm. Today, Hamburg is the Mecca of German media and its publishing houses make it one of the richest cities in Germany. Hamburg is also known for elegant shopping, world-famous museums and a nightlife on the Reeperbahn that is unique, at least within Germany (sorry Berlin...). Hamburg is one of the must-visit cities in Germany with plenty to do for the whole family.

What is there to see in Hamburg?

There are more than a few things to see and do in Hamburg, if we're honest. Übersetzernetzwerk Hamburg highly recommends:

- Hamburg Harbour: The port, which is over 800 years old, is one of the largest ports in the world. Take the ferry, which is included in the day ticket price for public transport, and take a harbour tour or stroll through the popular HafenCity, discover the Speicherstadt and spend time in the great shopping and gastronomy.
- Hamburg Fish Market: Another historic, lively attraction is the fish market, which is over 300 years old. Come early to shop, or come here to eat after a long night out. Fresh fish direct from the traders - this attracts around 70,000 visitors to the Elbe every Sunday!
- St. Michaelis Church: or the "Hamburg Michel" is a baroque church that dominates the city skyline and you should definitely climb its tower: great view!
- Hamburger Kunsthalle: an incredibly impressive art collection is housed in this, the largest museum in the country.
- Planten un Blomen: Hamburg's botanical garden with the largest Japanese garden in Europe. And famous far beyond the borders of Hamburg.

Hamburg nightlife

The city never goes to sleep after dark. Hamburg is the city where the Beatles first rose to fame, there are a seemingly endless number of bars and clubs. And then there is the Reeperbahn. It is one of the biggest red light districts in Europe and your name is a brand!
Explore Hamburg's top bars, restaurants, theatres, sex shops, erotic museums and strip clubs at any time of day, but also visit at night for the full neon experience. And although you'll need to watch your belongings, the area is generally quite safe.

Eating in Hamburg

Hamburg is famous for all things edible from the sea: fresh catch from the North Sea arrives at the harbour daily. For fine dining, visit the Rive restaurant, which offers excellent seafood and impressive views of the harbour. When it comes to top gastronomy, Hamburg boasts 11 Michelin-starred restaurants! The Table in HafenCity has 3 Michelin stars. The newest 2-star restaurant is also in HafenCity: bianc with chef Matteo Ferrantinohat.
For an inexpensive snack on the go, head over to the main pier at Landungsbrücken, where you can get fresh and inexpensive fish sandwiches.