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Updated • updatedAug 31, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 31, 2025
Hamburg is a city where water and architecture intertwine beautifully, creating a stunning backdrop for some of the most remarkable bridges in Germany. From the historic charm of the Zollenbrücke, the oldest bridge in the city, to the modern engineering marvel of the Köhlbrandbrücke, each structure tells a unique story and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. As you stroll through this vibrant city, you'll discover how these bridges not only connect different neighborhoods but also serve as iconic landmarks that reflect Hamburg's rich maritime heritage.
The Wanderlog team is passionate about uncovering the hidden gems and well-known spots that make Hamburg special. Whether you're crossing the elegant Trostbrücke or admiring the architectural beauty of the Chilehaus from afar, each bridge provides a new perspective on the city's charm. So grab your camera and get ready to explore the best bridges Hamburg has to offer, where every crossing is an opportunity to appreciate the city's unique blend of history and modernity.
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Miniatur Wunderland is a must-visit attraction in Hamburg, featuring the world's largest model train exhibit. The miniature recreations of famous global sites such as Hamburg, Austria, and Scandinavia are incredibly detailed, with animated elements like planes taking off and lights simulating sunset and sunrise. It's a popular tourist spot for visitors of all ages, offering guided tours through its intricate landscapes and bustling cities.
Absolutely amazing experience. One can spend hours here. Of course Kids gonna love it but I I found mostly adults on that day cherishing entire replica of famous cities with excruciating details as a miniature world. One can see and admire all that work gone into planning an execution of this world over the years. One of its kind experience not to be missed. The entry ticket is 20 euros but definitely worth it.
Naman S — Google review
Wonderful experience, details are incredible, as well as the perfect scaling and diversity of scenes presented. 100% positive memory. Being an adult doesn’t mean itself not for you! Maybe ever better than being a kid. The day/night alternation gives it a magical touch. WOW
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Amazing place with a unique experience that lets you walk through different parts of the globe. I loved how much attention to detail was put into everything, and the design often includes funny little scenarios—like taking a bath with a penguin or the sheep pyramid! It’s incredibly creative, yet the landscapes still feel realistic.
The night and day versions of the cities are a very cool twist. Also, all the robotics and technology behind the functioning train system—without any crashes—is mind-blowing. I especially enjoyed getting a behind-the-scenes look at the newest addition.
One thing to note: it’s a huge place to explore, so plan your visit accordingly to give yourself enough time to enjoy it without rushing from room to room. It can also get quite busy, so be patient and dedicate a full day if possible. There’s a café and food area if you want to take a break during your visit.
Definitely recommend it! I’d love to come back and get even more lost in the details.
Amazing place for a visit especially with children although you don’t need kids to enjoy this amazing place.. the workmanship is just phenomenal. Pictures don’t do it justice. €20 for adult €17 concessions and €12.50 for kids worth every penny. Cloakroom and lockers for your stuff.50 cents and a canteen and gift shop
Footnote please make sure you book online as we were in a line and had only late entry to get in so we had to get a early entry next day but that was nearly sold out also ..
Fantastic venue. Everything feels grounded and made by people who know what visitors will want to have or need. The exhibition itself is spectacular. Lots of details and stories are told ... Sometimes very hidden.
Food is fine. Okay price. Reminded me of IKEA.
There could be more washrooms.
Also, the regular ticket isn't valid for reentry. That's a bit of a bummer since opening hours are until 1am.
Amazing attraction. We purchased tickets well in advance and got lucky, wasn't too busy. The scenery displays are magnificent, and now perhaps has got too big?
We went as a couple, but seen visitors young and old enjoying the quirky funny characters placed within the miniature towns.
Very close to city and other attractions such as the Elbphilharmonie, U Boat Museum, shopping etc.
Must visit if you're in Hamburg! The miniature work done is just amazing. We didn't get tickets online inspite of trying for days on a weekday and so we decided to just walk in. We were told at the entrance to wait approx 1 hour which we agreed to. The waiting area is good with free unlimited juice/water but subsidized price tea/coffee and many activities for kids and we barely waited for 10 mins and we got an entry to the Miniature land which was surprisingly quick. There is an Garderobe service for a price at enterance which we utilised but later on realised there are free cabinets to keep your stuff once you go inside. There are restaurants at different levels with really good food also lots of vegetarian options and very minimal priced which was the best thing.One can easily spend 2-3 hrs going around.Overall highly recommend
Visited there in September 2023.
Fantastic must visit place for all ages if you are at Hamburg, full day will be vanished unknowingly. Gift shop and bistro is there inside the miniature.
Entry fees applicable €20 per adult and children upto 1 metre length is free. Ticket can be booked online and less crowded hours booking will be best choice, however we visit there in a weekdays to avoid crowds but we found full of crowd.
A spectacular miniature from various famous locations and cities around the world spanning over 3 floors. The details and quality of the models is outstanding and so realistic. Using Souvenir Medaille press your own penny (Only 1 & 5 cent) into a souvenir design for long lasting your memory.
Kehrwieder 2/Block D, 20457 Hamburg, Germany•
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The Speicherstadt in Hamburg, Germany is a historic warehouse district that stands on timber-pile foundations and is the largest of its kind in the world. This UNESCO World Heritage site was built between 1883 and 1927 as a customs-free zone for storing and transferring goods. The red-brick complex spans 1.5 km and is situated between the Altstadt and Hafen City, showcasing neo-Gothic elegance with its multistory buildings and canals.
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Lutheran church
St. Michael's Church, also known as Hauptkirche Sankt Michaelis, is a prominent Baroque Lutheran church in Hamburg. Its 132-meter-tall copper-covered spire makes it a standout landmark in the city. Visitors can ascend the tower, locally referred to as 'Michel,' using stairs or an elevator to enjoy panoramic views of the city and port, especially during extended evening openings.
Nice church, huge, very grand and spectacular. Our timing could have been better, they were having service on Easter so we didn't see much of the inside. But it looked like it was certainly worth experiencing both inside and out. Would have loved to have been able to go up the tower and see the crypt!
Richard — Google review
St. Michael’s Church is a very beautiful and famous place in Hamburg. The building is big and impressive from outside, and inside it looks peaceful and bright. You can also go up to the tower and see a great view of the whole city. It is a nice place to visit for history, architecture, and quiet time.
Very good National Landmark to visit in Berlin because of different reasons.
The arquitecture and history are some of the most important facts to learn at this location, but also specially the view!
Take the elevator or walk up the tower, it's "only" 500 steps!
Once at the top enjoy the incredible views from Hamburg!
Very recommendable spot to discover in Hamburg!
I would highly recommend visiting St Michael's church as the view from the top of the tower is probably the best in the city!
To go up there is a small side building to buy your tickets and any souvenirs you may want, we only got the tower tickets at around €8 each. To get there you have to climb a few sets of stairs before reaching the main elevator to the top.
Once on top of the tower you'll have full 360 panoramic views of the city, just beware the bell does still ring up the top and it made my friends and I jump!
St. Michael’s Church is a must-visit in Hamburg! We went up the tower – it’s the highest viewpoint in the city, and the view is absolutely stunning. The entry fee is only 8 euros, which is honestly a bargain for such a breathtaking panorama. There were quite a few people, but the elevator made the climb easy and fast. Totally worth it!
Beautiful architecture. Absolutely worth the fee to climb the tower, the view is amazing. 555 steps up, with a few exhibits along the way.
We had a blast at St. Michael's Church today! The view from the tower of Hamburg was incredible. There is an elevator but be sure to either walk up or take the stairs down so you can see the tower clock mechanics! The crypt wasn't great, but seeing CPE Bach's burial spot was awesome, especially for a music lover. 😉 The church itself is gorgeous, and we even got to hear an organ concert with all three main instruments. The acoustics were amazing – like a 5-second reverb! Go on a Saturday morning by 11:30 for the noon concert/service.
Impressive in scale and beauty. Amazing inside and out, with a very large pipe organ. It must be an amazing experience when that is being played.
We were lucky to catch a concert rehearsal, which filled the chamber with beautiful music.
Engl. Planke 1, 20459 Hamburg, Germany•
Bridge
The Köhlbrandbrücke, inaugurated in 1974, is a prominent landmark in Hamburg, Germany. It spans 3940 m with a central cable-stayed part that has a 325 m span. From 1974 to 1991, it held the record for the longest cable-stayed bridge span globally.
I’ve always loved to drive through.
Shri G — Google review
Köhlbrandbrücke iconic gateway connecting industry and skyline.
It was an impressive bridge that commanded attention. With its towering height and sleek, modern design, it seemed to stretch endlessly into the sky. The structure itself was a marvel of engineering, with every beam and support perfectly placed to ensure maximum strength and stability. As I walked across the bridge, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at its grandeur and power. From the vantage point of the top, the view was simply breathtaking, with the city skyline and surrounding landscape spread out before me in all their glory. It was a testament to human ingenuity and creativity, and a reminder of the incredible things that we can accomplish when we put our minds to it.
Imagine, Driving at a rainy night when in foggy Elbe big ships 🚢 are passing by under the narrow bridge you are driving through…… feel more like a rope walker! So dreamy!
Harley Days Hamburg 2025 / The big Parade
Nice view. But…. Too much traffic jam!! Almost daily!
Very nice view
One of the most beautiful bridges I've ever seen.
Köhlbrandbrücke, 21129 Hamburg, Germany•
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The Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, is the city's tallest building and a landmark concert venue with stunning views of the harbor. Visitors can explore historical landmarks like the Hamburg Rathaus and St. Michael's Church, enjoy concerts at various musical venues including the Elbphilharmonie, and take tours of the harbor area.
Beautiful building, architecture and imaginative space.You can visit for free and just go up the two escalators and there you can walk outside the viewing platform. To get a ticket just go up to the kiosk and state how many, it's free.Youll see QR codes but don't scan them as you pay a small fee but they allow fast track,so unless you're short of time or the queue is really long you could do that but you'll all going in the same direction.Its open till late too and nice views at sunset.
Brian F — Google review
I recently visited this striking building in Hamburg, and it truly exceeded my expectations. Architecturally, it is a masterpiece—modern, innovative, and with a sense of elegance that immediately stands out. The design is both cutting-edge and inviting, and the panoramic views it offers over the city and the harbor are absolutely breathtaking. It’s one of those landmarks that feels both futuristic and seamlessly integrated into its surroundings, making it a must-see for anyone visiting Hamburg.
One of the aspects I really appreciated is the accessibility. Entrance is free, although you need to queue in order to receive a timed ticket to pass through the turnstiles. The process is well organized, and while there can be a wait, it is usually manageable. For those who prefer not to stand in line, there is the option to purchase a “skip-the-line” ticket for just a few euros, which I found to be very convenient and worth considering during peak hours.
Inside, the atmosphere continues to impress. The space is bright, airy, and beautifully maintained, offering plenty of opportunities to take in the surroundings at your own pace. The store located within the building is also worth a visit: it is stylish, well-curated, and features a nice selection of souvenirs and design objects that reflect the spirit of Hamburg.
Overall, this building is much more than just a viewpoint—it’s a cultural and architectural highlight that combines innovation, beauty, and accessibility. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience one of the most remarkable perspectives of Hamburg.
It’s free to go up to the terrace and enjoy a panoramic view of Hamburg from above. There’s an automatic escalator that takes you up. At the top, you’ll find a café and a restaurant, and you can also bring your own food to enjoy there.
Beautiful building. We were lucky enough to visit it free of cost. The entrance was allowrd and security was present even at 10pm because of a performance there. I heard that by 2026 entrance won't be free.
The building offers free panoramic view over the city. I recommend taking ferry 72 from Lanndungsbrucke which drops one directly to the building. The view of this building over water is amazing.
View from the rooftop is nice, free entry (need to get a free ticket at door). I have been there twice, the first time is a gloomy workday in November, and there is no wait. The second time it gets quite crowded on a sunny weekend afternoon. There is a long queue for getting the free ticket, but there is also the option of paying 3 euro to skip the queue.
Nice experience, nice view! Be mindful of the wind gusts when strolling on the terrace. It can get pretty windy. The view and building architecture is stunning.
A stunning blend of architecture and acoustics! The curved glass façade and harbor view are breathtaking. The plaza’s sound, space, and light feel perfectly balanced — a must-see icon of modern Hamburg.
Lovely building to spend some time wandering and taking in the views even if you're not watching an event. Small bar and food offerings too.
Top tip: don't pre-book online at a cost! It's free to enter by collecting a ticket at the kiosk right beside the entrance.
Funky little travelator takes you up and down to the viewing platform.
Platz d. Deutschen Einheit 4, 20457 Hamburg, Germany•
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Bridge
Brooksbrücke, a stunning bridge that has graced Hamburg since 1888, is a true gem of the historic Speicherstadt district. This architectural marvel from imperial times features four impressive sculptures—Ansgar, Barbarossa, Europa, and Hammonia—that add to its charm. A stroll across this bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area and makes for an ideal photo opportunity.
I'm a lover of bridges, a very impressive structure. A must-see
Jessica R — Google review
Interesting to see and nice cafe next to it. Would not make a special trip though. Road is busy.
(Translated by Google) A great place to take pictures~~
(Original)
사진 찍기 좋은 멋진 장소~~
(Translated by Google) The bridge with four large figures, which has stood since 1888, was built in imperial times. Nice café and many other sights in the historic Speicherstadt in Hamburg. Very worth seeing place.
(Original)
Die seit 1888 stehende Brücke mit vier Großen Figuren war in der Kaiserzeit errichtet worden. Schönes Café und viele andere Sehenswürdigkeiten in der historischen Speicherstadt in Hamburg. Sehr sehenswerter Platz.
(Translated by Google) This is one of the oldest bridges in Hamburg, which has two sculptures on each side (Ansgar, Barbarossa, Europa and Hammonia).
(Original)
Es handelt sich hier um eine der ältesten Brücken in Hamburg, welche auf jeder Seite mit je 2 Skulpturen (Ansgar, Barbarossa, Europa und Hammonia) bestückt sind.
(Translated by Google) I love planning districts. And the Speicherstadt is magnificent and just a walk here is worth it. On this bridge alone - one of many - you have a great view of the district.
(Original)
Ich liebe Planungsviertel. Und die Speicherstadt ist grandios und allein ein Spaziergang hier lohnt sich sehr. Auf dieser Brücke allein - eine von vielen - hat man eine tolle Sicht auf den Stadtteil.
(Translated by Google) There are so many bridges in Hamburg, and we crossed this one three times. Recommended if you want to cross the river dry.
(Original)
Hamburge tiek daug tiltų, o per šitą net tris kartus ėjom. Rekomenduojam, jeigu norite pereiti upę sausi.
(Translated by Google) One of many bridges, but many of them look very similar and in themselves there is nothing special
(Original)
Eine von vielen Brücken dennoch sehen viele sehr ähnlich aus und an sich ist sie auch nichts besonderes
Bridge
Ellerntorsbrücke is a historical arch stone bridge in Hamburg, dating back to 1668, making it the city's second oldest surviving stone bridge. Despite undergoing renovations after World War II, the bridge has retained its original design and appearance. Its three arches create a unique and picturesque view, especially when reflected in the water below. The bridge served as a direct route from Hamburg to Altona for centuries and continues to be a popular spot for visitors seeking beautiful photo opportunities.
Stone bridge that was built in 1668, it is the second oldest in Hamburg.
Μελίνα Π — Google review
Beautiful old bridge
Nice
(Translated by Google) It was built in 1668 and is therefore the second oldest of Hamburg's remaining stone bridges. Their three arches are reflected in the water, a very nice photo motif.
(Original)
Sie wurde 1668 errichtet und ist somit die zweitälteste der noch existierenden Steinbrücken Hamburgs. Ihre drei Bogen spiegeln sich im Wasser, ein sehr schönes Fotomotiv.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful three-arch bridge with exciting architecture in the surrounding area.
(Original)
Wunderschöne Dreibogenbrücke mit spannender Architektur im Umfeld.
(Translated by Google) Very nice historical bridge. The best view is from the Michaelis Bridge, which is one pedestrian bridge further. And can I also recommend the Ristorante Rialto.
(Original)
Sehr schöne historische Brücke. Den besten Blick hat man von der Michaelisbrücke, also eine Fußgängerbrücke weiter. Und kann ich auch gleich das Ristorante Rialto empfehlen.
(Translated by Google) Discovered on a discovery tour through the city center...
(Original)
Auf Entdeckertour durch die Innenstadt entdeckt...
(Translated by Google) Very photogenic!
(Original)
Sehr fotogen!
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Neighborhoods
HafenCity is a vibrant city hub located in the port area, featuring an iconic concert hall and a revitalized historic warehouse district known as Speicherstadt. The International Maritime Museum, situated in this quarter, showcases a personal marine collection of Peter Tamm, including artifacts like paintings, artwork, and instruments related to the marine world.
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Chilehaus is a remarkable 1920s building in Hamburg, Germany, designed to resemble a ship and symbolize the city's economic revival after World War I. Commissioned by Henry B. Sloman, who made his fortune in Chile and wanted to give back to his hometown, the building houses restaurants, shops, and offices. It is an iconic example of Brick Expressionism architecture.
This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its striking, ship-like shape, with sharp angles and intricate brickwork that showcases the Expressionist architectural style.
The building’s facade is a masterpiece of brick design, and while it’s an office building with no interior access, you can spend about 15-30 minutes admiring its exterior. The surrounding area also features other interesting architecture to explore around on foot.
Vikash P — Google review
Architectural masterpiece. Dont miss in a Hamburg trip.
“It is an exceptional example of the 1920s Brick Expressionism style of architecture. This large angular building is located on a site of approximately 6,000 m2 (1.5 acres), spanning the Fischertwiete Street in Hamburg. It was designed by the German architect Fritz Höger and finished in 1924. As part of Kontorhaus District, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015.”
Great building. 4.8 million dark color bricks, wow.
Very cool building
Chilehaus is a striking example of Expressionist architecture in Hamburg, renowned for its distinctive, ship-like shape and ornate brickwork. I admired the unique design and historic charm of this iconic building.
Wonderful place to take pictures and visit. The whole building looks so beautiful with the white windows.
There are two buildings. The first one has the name " Chile Haus" on it. If you walk a little further, there is another separate building with the same design, this has a larger and more beautiful courtyard which has some restaurant and cafes
Beautiful famous brick building in the Kontorhaus District. A great example of Brick Expressionism style. It has a very nice inner courtyard. Located near the Speicherstadt.
Nearby, there is one more beautiful brick building with inner courtyard - Sprinkenhof.
As a part of the Kontorhaus District, it's a parrt of the UNESCO Heritage.
What a piece of architecture! The passage, the building and surroundings are very beautiful and worth seeing many times. After seeing it 848484 times, I still appreciate watching it. 👌🏻👌🏻
Fischertwiete 2A, 20095 Hamburg, Germany•
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Bridges
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Trostbrücke, a small historic bridge in Hamburg, crosses the Nikolaifleet and once marked the boundary between the city's old and new towns. Built in 1881, this stone bridge is adorned with statues of Count Adolf III and Bishop Ansgar, who founded the original cathedral. Despite its name meaning 'comfort bridge,' it has a somewhat ominous history as it was used for prisoners on their way to trial.
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Bridge
Kattwykbrücke is a remarkable industrial monument that offers an amazing view. It is often described as the best and appreciated for its cool and impressive structure. Located in a bustling industrial area, it provides an interesting perspective on the impact of the industrial revolution.
Like industrial revolution monument
Entrepreneur — Google review
Waiting for 45 minutes now for this thing to open up for traffic, this is ridiculous.. Can't turn around with a truck either, never anywhere in Europe have I ever waited this long for a bridge, very bad
This bridge opens at every full hour. One should keep that in mind, when walking over it. Interesting for Shipspotter, because from time to time lays a bulker in front of the powerplant Moorburg.
The best!
The view is amazing!
Ok
cool
Ok
Bridge
The Feenteichbrücke, built in 1884, is a charming brick arch bridge that connects the enchanting Feenteich fairy pond with the Alster Lake. The street crossing this bridge aptly named 'Schone Aussicht' offers magnificent views of the lake and its lavish villas along the coast. It also provides one of the most beautiful vistas of Hamburg's city center skyline, featuring St.
Great viewing location! Take a break to admire the beautiful view of the Alster.
Travelfreedom — Google review
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Beautiful view
(Translated by Google) You can fish well
(Original)
Kann man gut angeln
(Translated by Google) From the bridge you have a very nice view of the Outer Alster and is well suited for a walk. The bridge is also stable and has held up.
(Original)
Von der Brücke aus hat man eine sehr schöne Aussicht auf die Außenalster und ist für ein Spaziergang gut geeignet. Die Brücke ist zudem stabil und hat gehalten.
(Translated by Google) The Feenteichbrücke is a historic bridge in the Uhlenhorst district of Hamburg, connecting the picturesque Feenteich lake with the Außenalster lake. It was built in 1884 according to a design by engineer Franz Andreas Meyer and is now a protected cultural monument.
(Original)
Feenteichbrücke je historický most v hamburské čtvrti Uhlenhorst, který spojuje malebné jezírko Feenteich s jezerem Außenalster. Byl postaven v roce 1884 podle návrhu inženýra Franze Andrease Meyera a dnes je chráněnou kulturní památkou.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to relax
(Original)
Wunderschöner Ort zum Entspannen
(Translated by Google) Beautiful view
(Original)
Wunderschöne Aussicht
Temporarily Closed
Bridge
Zollenbrücke, the oldest bridge in the city of Hamburg, has a rich history dating back to 1663. This 25-meter-long bridge is constructed with sandstone blocks and features three differently-sized arches. The railings and lanterns, added during the 19th century widening, add to its historical charm. Visitors can admire its beautiful architecture and capture stunning photos while enjoying great views of the surrounding buildings.
(Translated by Google) Hamburg's oldest fleet bridge.
Apparently there is construction going on here, hopefully this historic bridge will be preserved.
(Original)
Hamburgs älteste Fleet Brücke.
Anscheinend wird hier gerade gebaut, hoffentlich wird diese historische Brücke erhalten.
Michael O — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Zollenbrücke, built in 1633, is the oldest surviving bridge in Hamburg and a real architectural gem in the middle of the historic Speicherstadt. Its rustic charm, sandstone structure and wrought iron railings transport you to another time. As a silent witness to centuries of trading history, it not only connects two banks, but also past and present.
Its location is particularly impressive - nestled between water, historic warehouses and modern port buildings - the bridge offers a great photo opportunity and a nice place to linger. Despite its central location, it is usually pleasantly quiet.
A place for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts and anyone who wants to discover Hamburg off the beaten track.
Conclusion:
A small but nice highlight with a historical flair - a must for anyone who wants to get to know Hamburg's soul.
(Original)
Die Zollenbrücke, erbaut im Jahr 1633, ist die älteste erhaltene Brücke Hamburgs und ein echtes architektonisches Schmuckstück mitten in der historischen Speicherstadt. Ihr rustikaler Charme, die Sandsteinstruktur und die schmiedeeisernen Geländer versetzen einen in eine andere Zeit. Als stiller Zeuge jahrhundertealter Handelsgeschichte verbindet sie nicht nur zwei Ufer, sondern auch Vergangenheit und Gegenwart.
Besonders beeindruckend ist ihre Lage – eingebettet zwischen Wasser, historischen Lagerhäusern und modernen Hafengebäuden – bietet die Brücke ein tolles Fotomotiv und einen schönen Ort zum Verweilen. Trotz ihrer zentralen Lage ist sie meist angenehm ruhig.
Ein Ort für Geschichtsliebhaber, Architekturinteressierte und alle, die Hamburg abseits der Touristenpfade entdecken möchten.
Fazit:
Ein kleines, aber feines Highlight mit historischem Flair – ein Muss für jeden, der Hamburgs Seele kennenlernen will.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful architecture with a lot of history, definitely take photos
(Original)
Schöne Architektur mit viel Geschichte, unbedingt fotografieren
(Translated by Google) You can still see the old Commerzbank headquarters from 1874 (and the newer building opposite). But the buildings are empty and will soon be demolished. There will be other buildings here in the future.
At least the 400-year-old Zollenbrücke remains standing.
One star because it's not a really nice place, two stars because hopefully that will change in the future.
(Original)
Noch ist sie zu sehen, die alte Commerzbank-Zentrale von 1874 (und das neuere Gebäude gegenüber). Aber die Gebäude stehen leer und werden bald abgerissen. In Zukunft werden hier andere Gebäude stehen.
Wenigstens bleibt die 400 Jahre alte Zollenbrücke stehen.
Ein Stern, weil das kein wirklich schöner Platz ist, zwei Sterne, weil sich das zukünftig hoffentlich ändert.
(Translated by Google) Great view of the surrounding buildings.
(Original)
Toller Blick auf die umliegenden Gebäude.
(Translated by Google) Oldest fleet bridge in Hamburg from 1355
(Original)
Älteste Fleetbrücke Hamburgs von 1355
Brodschrangen 1, 20457 Hamburg, Germany•
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Alte Harburger Elbbrücke, a 474-meter-long steel arch bridge originally designed for road vehicles, was the first of its kind to span the Suderelbe. Today, it is exclusively used by pedestrians and cyclists. The bridge underwent extensive restoration between 1980 and 1995, resulting in the addition of a cantilevered walkway that extends from its sides.
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Points of Interest & Landmarks
Jungfernstieg is a bustling boulevard and terrace that runs along the picturesque Binnenalster Lake in Hamburg. It serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the city. On sunny days, visitors can enjoy a leisurely lunch while taking in views of the fountain at the center of Inner Alster. The area also boasts waterfront plazas and numerous shopping opportunities, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike.
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Canal
Nikolaifleet is a network of 22 canals that wind through Hamburg, offering stunning views of the surrounding architecture. While it may not fully live up to its nickname as the Venice of the North, there are still some charming canals to explore. One highlight is Nord Coast Coffee Roastery, which offers cozy spots with direct views of the fleet and a peaceful atmosphere for work or leisurely afternoons.
Nice old channel with the oldest buildings in Hamburg. The most beautiful part is located from the opposite side of the Deichstraße street - there on the channel there is a small dock which provides nice views. But at the time of my visit it was a low tide, and views differ a bit from what I saw on the photos. You can get to the dock from the Deichstraße street - there are 2 narrow paths between the buildings on the street that are leading to the dock.
Nice views of the channel from the opposite sides can be seen from the Holzbrücke and Hohe Brücke bridges.
Irina K — Google review
Best when seen at night.
A lovely place to stroll around on a cold Hamburg morning!
Historical, artistic e gene and place
A must see in Hamburg
Most beatiful "red".
(Translated by Google) For us, probably the most beautiful fleet in Hamburg. A part bordered by crooked and crooked half-timbered houses and with great restaurants in it. From which you can enjoy food and watch the tides on pondon platforms, floating on the fleet.
The Nikolaifleet used to be the main estuary of the Alster into the Elbe. From 1188 the port developed at this point. The goods were transported to the warehouses on the Nikolaifleet. This changed with the construction of the Speicherstadt and it lost its former importance as a transport route to the old warehouses.
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Für uns wohl das schönste Fleet in Hamburg. Ein Teil mit krummen und schiefen Fachwerkhäusern begrenzt und mit tollen Restaurants darin. Von denen aus, man auf Pondonplattformen, schwimmend auf dem Fleet, das Essen genießen und die Gezeiten beobachten kann.
Das Nikolaifleet war früher der Hauptmündungsarm der Alster in die Elbe. Ab 1188 entwickelte sich an dieser Stelle der Hafen. Auf dem Nikolaifleet wurden die Waren zu den Speichern transportiert. Mit dem Bau der Speicherstadt änderte sich das dann und es verlor seine einstige Bedeutung als Transportweg in die alten Speicher.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful buildings and a great view.
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Schöne Gebäude und ein tolles Blick.
Bridge
Slamatjenbrücke is a hidden gem among the bridges of Hamburg, located in the Neustadt district on Ludwig-Erhard Street, spanning across the Alster. Built in 1959, this bridge primarily functions as a road connection. What sets it apart is a striking stone carving depicting two women engaged in conversation, adding an artistic touch to its structure. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views from this charming spot.
(Translated by Google) A beautiful facility with beautiful views.
(Original)
Красиво съоръжение от което се откриват красиви гледки.
Ивайло Ч — Google review
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Elbbrücken in Hamburg is a collection of separate bridges that span the Elbe River. The river divides into the North Elbe and Suderelbe branches, which later reconnect with the Norderelbe after separating around the Kohlbrand. These bridges provide passage over this important waterway, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape and connecting various parts of the city. Additionally, they offer access to the Elbe Islands, making it a significant hub for transportation and sightseeing in Hamburg.
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Lake
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Binnenalster, also known as Inner Alster, is a vibrant urban lake in the city center of Hamburg. It offers scenic city views, a picturesque walking path, and opportunities for boat rides during the summer months. In winter, if temperatures drop low enough, the lake can even become an ice skating rink. The area around Binnenalster is perfect for relaxation and photography enthusiasts will appreciate capturing the sunset and blue hour from its banks.
Hamburg at its best! The Binnenalster is an outstanding location in the Hamburg city center, Tha Citay, as some Germans call it. It is possible to walk all around it, but be warned: its corner closest to the Hauptbahnhof is a bit dodgy. Demonstration on the weekend and police around there. Antifas and anti vaxxers. But nothing to fear, you are still in Hamburg. Safe as hell.
Santiago P — Google review
Good view. And birds! Many birds!
You gotta visit here if you like boating, while enjoying a beautiful scenic sunset in the evening !!! You can rent a peddle boat and go around inner Alster. Don't forget to take snacks along, to enjoy in the middle of the water !!
Very beautiful lake, the walk around it is a perfect weekend stroll.
Lovely district where you can go shopping or enjoy the views on the lack
It's cool to have a lake in the middle of town and Hamburg has two (well, kind of). It's a great place to sit in summer and always fun to walk around. It always makes me feel better seeing it. I guess one of the most beautiful spots of Hamburg. If it is for a drink or just walking around... this spots keeps on getting to you, over and over again.
This is one of the best places in the whole Europe to take a stroll and just fancy the view. Awesome and so clean! Highly recommended.
Pretty and nice for morning walks. But not much else going on in a regular weekday. Few shops along the water. Walkway is a bit narrow.
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Museum
Cap San Diego is a famous tourist attraction known for its connection to the iconic 'Kiss of Victory' moment captured in Times Square after World War II. Visitors can explore this historic freighter, which was once the largest in the world, and learn about its impressive engine room and maritime history. The ship is located near the Landungsbrucken promenade, where tourists can also see other vessels like the Rickmer Rickmers.
Cap San Diego is an excellent venue for an event or a party. A special location, an amazing view of Hamburg and the HafenCity and a sunset to remember. Enjoy a piece of history as well as great atmosphere on one of the famous Hamburg sights. Experience the beginning of the freight industry.
Nenad N — Google review
Impressive museum-ship, maintained to a high standard and still certified to sail under her own power.
Good explanatory boards and audiovisual displays in English as well as German describe the ship's history and her role in the break-bulk trade between Germany and South America in the 1960s to early 1980s.
With a downloadable English commentary, I thoroughly enjoyed this ship tour. You get to see the amazing engines, the passengers lounges, the bridge, crew quarters etc. An insight into a different world
While I was not in the museum, I got to got on deck thanks to a corporate event. The ship is absolutely awesome!
No matter the occasion, I highly recommend checking it out!
Our visit to Hamburg was unforgettable, especially exploring the Cap San Diego, an impressive museum ship since 1986. Spanning 205 meters, this magnificent vessel once carried cargo across oceans. We marveled at its detailed engine room and grand cargo holds, providing a fascinating glimpse into maritime history. A must-see for any visitor!
Great place to visit if you love ships. The ticket it’s not that expensive and you can tour the whole ship on your own.
Best museum ship in the world!!!! I slept on it years ago with my daughter and we found ourselves totally alone in it, we were the masters of the whole ship! 😄 the engine room is impressive, and these volunteers are sooo nice they even gave to me as a present a huge piston ring 80 cm wide for my personal collection!!!!!! Can't thank them enough!
The ship is iconic in Hamburg, and sometimes it still sails for real!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Well, I dont know about the ship as it was really dark, but the parties in there are awesome!!
Überseebrücke, 20459 Hamburg, Germany•
Notable street
Sights & Landmarks
Bridges
The Köhlbrandbrücke is a significant cable-stayed bridge that stretches over the Port of Hamburg. Erected in 1974, this remarkable structure offers panoramic views of the industrial area. However, caution must be exercised while driving across it during strong winds. Regrettably, pedestrians and cyclists are prohibited from traversing this imposing landmark, and there are no designated stopping points at its apex.
(Translated by Google) Especially at sunrise and sunset there is always a feeling of “Hamburg, the most beautiful city in the world”!
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Gerade zum Sonnenauf- und untergang immer wieder ein "Hamburg, die schönste Stadt der Welt"-Gefühl!
A. J — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice view over the entire large port of Hamburg. A landmark of the Hanseatic city, you should definitely drive over it.
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Sehr schöne Aussicht über den ganzen großen Hamburger Hafen. Ein Wahrzeichen der Hansestadt,sollte man auf jeden Fall mal drüber fahren.
(Translated by Google) Nice bridge. It would be nice if there was a viewing point at the top.
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Schöne Brücke schön wäre es wenn es oben eine Aussichtspunkt geben würde.
(Translated by Google) An experience to drive over,
Unfortunately during the week with a lot of trucks 🚚
(Original)
Ein Erlebnis drüber zu fahren,
Leider in der Woche mit viel Lkws 🚚
(Translated by Google) A great view over Hamburg!
(Original)
Eine tolle Aussicht über Hamburg!
(Translated by Google) A drive over the bridge is very impressive.
(Original)
Eine Fahrt über die Brücke ist sehr beeindruckend.
(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and spectacular bridge. Great views. Unfortunately, it's showing its age and is being replaced with a tunnel. There's simply too much traffic and ships are too large.
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Sehr schöne und spektakuläre Brücke. Super Aussicht. Leider in die Jahre gekommen, wird gegen einen Tunnel ausgetauscht. Einfach zu viel Verkehr und zu große Schiffe.
(Translated by Google) It's an experience to drive over this bridge.
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Ein Erlebnis über diese Brücke zu fahren.
Town square
Nature & Parks
Parks
Heiligengeistfeld is a vibrant area in Hamburg, located near the districts of St. Pauli, Schanzenviertel, Karoviertel, and the botanical garden Planten und Blomen. It is home to the iconic Millerntor Stadium where FC St. Pauli plays. The area is beloved by locals and visitors alike for its lively atmosphere and captivating sights.
Bridge
Lombard Bridge, located in Hamburg, is a picturesque and iconic spot that separates the Aussenalster from the Binnenalster. It is renowned as one of the most beautiful photo motifs in the city, offering stunning views for photography enthusiasts. The bridge provides a great vantage point for taking in the scenic beauty of the surrounding area during a leisurely stroll. Additionally, it offers an excellent view of the Binnenalster lake and city center when passing by train.
Great spot to enjoy Hamburg’s beautiful views! The Lombard Bridge offers stunning panoramas of the Alster lakes and city skyline, especially at sunset. It’s a fantastic place for a walk, and the trains passing by add a unique charm. However, the area could be cleaner, and traffic can get a bit noisy. Still, a must-visit for a classic Hamburg experience!
Ajay T — Google review
Very beautiful, but sad that people throw garbage all over the place. It should be punished more harshly.
One of the main landmark of the city, the water fountain is located at the center of the lake and around by historical building at the city downtown. There is a nice spot at the left side near the bridge for capturing a nice picture of the water fountain with a great view of the city at the background.
Nice old bridge across the Alster lakes. You can pass this bridge by train and see the nice views of the Binnenalster lake with city center and the fountain from the train.
Also, views of the bridge itself can be seen from the opposite side of the Binnenalster lake - from the Reesendammbrücke bridge.
Nice view, overlooking the Jungfernstieg Promenade
A pretty spot to sit and admire the views of Hamburg across the water
View is good, but parts of bridge are closed for repairs.
Awesome place take a boat ride, sail or just chill !
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Bridge
Überseebrücke, also known as the Ocean Bridge, is a covered pedestrian bridge in Hamburg that links the harbor to its largest jetty. Originally constructed in 1930 and rebuilt after World War II, it consists of five parts designed to accommodate changing water levels during high and low tide. The area around Überseebrücke offers a peaceful and attractive view of Hamburg's active river boat life, with opportunities to enjoy delicious local food like Fischbrotchen.
Nice view of Hamburg, active and busy river boat life, sinfully delicious Fischbrötchen! :) I loved it. Could spend hours just walking near the water, watching the surroundings, listening to the sounds of harbour and people.
Eglė V — Google review
the perfect spot to soak up the city’s maritime charm. Arrive via the U3 Metro to Landungsbrücken, grab a freshly made Fischbrötchen from Brücke 10, and either hop on a ferry for a scenic ride along the Elbe or simply sit by the waterfront, enjoying the fresh breeze, harbor views, and occasional tunes from street performers. A simple, authentic Hamburg experience.
We thought this would be lots of fun, but there's not much to see and the guide kept talking politics. I wish I hadn't wasted my money.
Very pretty lively place, not too crowded in April. Live music, amazing food. You must try backfish!
Nice pier area with wide sidewalks and several canal tour companies nearby.
An amazing destination in Hamburg. There are a variety of ships and beautiful towers. Sometimes you will see good-looking marines here
Humburg a peaceful and attractive city of Germany. A symbol of beauty. Specially the location of city is almost in sea . Boats and ferries are everywhere. Even the boats can seen in streets . One thing I have noticed that there is a street filth. Avoid that street of evils 👿 . The other places are amazing 🤩. Beautiful calm and shiney. I love the visit to humburg.
A great place to take a stroll if you’re having a not so great day. A lot of shops around to snack up and also a Sparkasse ATM is nearby. A lot of boats you can visit and even hop on to take a quick ride around the harbour.
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Corporate office
Hamburg is a hub for tech giants like Google, Facebook, Twitter, Airbnb, and Yelp. In 2017, Snapchat also joined this lineup by establishing its offices in the city. This move reflects Hamburg's growing status as the new German capital for business startups. The city has surpassed Berlin in terms of new business founders per capita. Visitors to Google's building can explore some rooms and attend events like the Google I/O keynote.
Baffled and Frustrated by Google’s Removal of My Honest Review
A few years ago, I visited a local pizza joint after work and left a quick Google review to share my thoughts. It was a typical experience—nothing spectacular, but decent pizza and friendly service. My review simply read: "Ok pizza and good service. Nothing special, but for a quick bite after work a very good location." I gave it three stars, which felt fair. It wasn’t a five-star meal, but it was fine for a casual stop.
Fast forward to last week, and I received an email from Google informing me that my review was going to be removed because it was deemed defamatory under German law. Defamatory? Honestly, I was baffled. After reading my review again, I still have no clue which part of it could be considered harmful or defamatory. I wasn’t rude, insulting, or even overly critical. I just stated my honest opinion: the pizza was "ok," and the service was "good."
Naturally, I wrote back to Google, politely asking for clarification. I wanted to know exactly why my review was being flagged as defamatory. I also questioned the value of the review system itself—if honest feedback from customers could be removed simply because it wasn't glowing, what was the point of reviews in the first place? If businesses can just get bad reviews erased to boost their ratings, isn't the system broken? And why would Google allow this to happen?
The response I got was frustratingly vague. It was a generic, copy-paste reply that still claimed my review was defamatory, but didn't address a single one of my questions or provide any real reasoning. It felt like no one at Google actually took the time to read my review or consider my perspective. It was just the same automated message with no substance.
So now I’m left wondering: what's the point of leaving honest reviews if they can be removed so easily, especially when they don’t align with the five-star narrative? I get that businesses want good ratings, but is Google really going to allow them to sweep less-than-perfect reviews under the rug? It feels like they’re turning a blind eye to the authenticity of the system in favor of keeping the stars shining bright.
If you’re planning to use Google’s review system, be cautious. It seems that expressing a genuine, balanced opinion may not always be welcome. I’m honestly disappointed in Google for allowing this kind of manipulation, and I don’t think my trust in the platform will ever be the same.
I've seen many other reviews from people who’ve had the exact same thing happen to them, so it seems I'm not alone in this frustration.
Susanne S — Google review
Google forces reviewers to take down the negative reviews as the companies are its clients, and for various ones for my true feedback, I am told to take it down as it is against Google policies. I ve decided to delete my complete reviews, despite being a level 7 reviewer contributing over 7 years, from Google platform and follow Yelp.
Previously I thought that reviewers can review honestly but after this reality, I am doubtful. Further on schools the reviews are disabled which don’t support the expression of true information and should be open for public feedback.
I wrote an review for a hotel that I stayed at. It said, that the service was unfriendly, the bed was uncomfortable and that the WiFi was totally inadequate for my business stay.
Google took it down because of defamation! I was supposed to provide proof of my claims.
What is a rating portal good for, if that is how it is handled - that way I know now, that only good reviews will stay up and that I should not trust any reviews.
Google´s Review Policy, if ever aimed for honesty and consumer´s true feedback, became a real bluff in terms of feedback culture.
Even if the content/feedback just mirrors the experience with no offence and violation against the policy, a one star review got rejected instantly with no means.
Which in the long run makes the whole Google review approach obsolete. Better tune your AI capabilities to detect true scam then requesting feedback on locations visited, no really wanting true feedback.
The overall rating of Google on their own platform reflects it all.
Google does not even feed back / comments on reviews towards themselves. Seems to be the nature of the B.
Since this is a one star review, I expect above.
They say about inclusivity, liberal environment, and a great work culture. Don't be fooled, all they care about is how to get every penny you have. Very toxic environment. And actually they break a law on a daily basis but nobody cares, beacuse $. Literally the worst corpo I've been forced to work with. They are even worse then EA where I worked for some time. And it's not easy to be worse then EA trust me.
As a customer of google mail services, YouTube and one who write reviews on maps, I can easily say, your review policies and AI practices fail in many aspects. Describing a real experience of discrimination doesn't make it fake. Other people need to know which businesses use biased practices. Unfortunately, since you are one of the biased businesses, besides as a tech giant violating people's privacy with your AI tools, it is in your interest to label such reviews as fake upfront.
Exacltly as below. This ***Ing *** from Google removes all bad reviews automatically. I already informed government and Verbraucherzebtrale about it. I hope they will block Google in Germany
Still no answer to my appeal to have a review removed with 3 Google policy violations. I submitted my appeal in early June and have paused my Google Ads jntil the review is removed
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Bridge
Vista point
Poggenmühlen Bridge, also known as Poggenmuhlenbrucke, is a popular spot in Hamburg for its stunning views. The bridge offers a picturesque sight of the Wasserschloss, a moated red-brick castle surrounded by impressive storehouses at the confluence of Wandrahmsfleet and Hollandischbrookfleet. It's not just the bridge itself that draws attention, but the incredible photo opportunities it provides of the Speicherstadt Warehouses.
View point is so windy so be ready☺️
Zey — Google review
Nice views from this bridge.
Not worth walking far just to see this. You can see pictures from here and you’re good to go. If you’re in town hall area, probably can drop by because it’s not that far away.
Great spot for that Iconic photo or selfie !
Probably the most beautiful part of Hamburg. And the best part is that it stretches out for kilometers. Excellent for a walk... Or a fotoshoot if you want...
Came here during the day and night to take lots of pictures. I love the architecture so much and the reflection from the river.
It is so beautiful during sunset hours as well. Nobody should miss this attraction!
I’d recommend cycling around the area to see more.
Beautiful location and must see spot in Hamburg. The sunset angles are perfect line up if you are a photo enthusiast. You can spend hours here if you like architecture. This district is unique.
One of the most picturesque view in Hamburg. It is a bit further away from the city centre, but worth a trip and it’s just a half hour walk!
28Alster
River
Hamburg's Alster is a popular destination, consisting of two artificial lakes - the Binnenalster and the larger Outer Alster. The Binnenalster offers shopping opportunities, while the Outer Alster is perfect for outdoor activities and sightseeing. This 160-hectare lake is a hub for water sports enthusiasts and provides a picturesque setting in the heart of the city.
nice and there are lots of shopping places nearby, europe passage is just around the corner.
Cafes and restaurants are worth to visit.
Noush M — Google review
Fabulous views around. Beautiful lake and building mesmerizing your eyes..
Great place to come and chill on any day of a week.
The French essayist Montaigne, knowingly influenced by Seneca and Cicero, teaches us that „to philosophize is to learn how to die“. Every day we shall reflect on our transitory nature & translate such learning into the way we walk through life.
How do you walk through life? Do you always listen to music, perpetually distracted from what‘s going on around you? Do you ever take the time to walk through nature and soak in all its beauty, that which is visible and that indistinguishably? Have you ever strolled along or even around the Alster, Hamburg‘s epicenter of mental health, and learned how to die? If you haven‘t, I urge you to. The lake, and its never fading aesthetics, helps you reach a climax of feeling calm and well no other lake in Europe is capable of. Life is brief. Embrace it.
For those looking to take their Alster experience to the next level, renting a paddle boat or kayak is a must! Cruising along the river allows you to fully appreciate its beauty from a different perspective. The gentle breeze, the sound of water lapping against the boat, and the occasional chirping of birds create a soothing symphony that soothes the soul.
If you're a photography enthusiast, the Alster offers endless opportunities to capture stunning shots. From the iconic lakeside villas to the picturesque bridges that span the river, every frame feels like a work of art waiting to be captured.
Moreover, the Alster has a wide range of cafés and restaurants nearby, where you can sit back, relax, and savor some delectable treats while enjoying the view. There's something truly magical about sipping a hot cup of coffee or indulging in a slice of cake as you watch the world go by, with the Alster as your backdrop.
Very nice place. I was amazed by the scenery and the environment
Beautiful place in the heart of Hamburg
Heart of Hamburg. Must visit.
Observation deck
The Dockland Office Building in Hamburg is a striking architectural gem located on the north bank of the Elbe River. Its design resembles that of a ship, with a steel and glass rhomboid structure set at an impressive 66-degree angle. The building's bow extends 40 meters over the river, offering panoramic views of the harbor and surrounding areas from its rooftop observation deck.
The Dockland is an architectural icon in Hamburg, shaped like a parallelogram, with a sloping rooftop offering sweeping views of the harbour. The building itself is an office, but the roof and ground floor plaza is open to the public for free.
Climbing the staircase to the top takes about 10 minutes, and you can spend another 20-30 minutes around the space enjoying the spectacular views of the harbour and canal. I absolutely recommend visiting it if you’re in Hamburg.
Vikash P — Google review
Located right next to the harbour with fantastic views from the rooftop. Access is only available via the external steps there is no elevator or toilets here, it is a private office building having said that the view is spectacular even when your legs feel like lead when you’re going up and the building itself is impressive like a big wedge plonked on the harbours edge.
Good place to take a look at the harbor, just be prepared for the wind at the very top. Also, the view point/terrace at the very top isn't that big. No access to elevators and you're not allowed to sit on the stairs.
Like a gateway to the city of Hamburg, the Dockland office building stands at one end of Edgar-Engelhard-Kai, a street quay between the Norderelbe, the northern arm of the Elbe River, and the Fischereihafen, the harbour for the fishing trade.
The “bow” of this ship-like 🛥 futuristic office building juts out freely 40 meters over the river Elbe. An observation deck is located on its roof and can be reached via a public outdoor staircase. After climbing the 140 steps, visitors are rewarded with a stunning view of Elbe and harbor.
The name Dockland was chosen based on dock areas in London which have been remodeled to offer space for living and working. It was designed by the Hamburg-based architects Bothe, Richter, Teherani.
From the roof of this deck you can see amazing view of harbor. Good scenic view.🤗
If you travel by bus to Altona, catch line 111 (direction Hafen City) and in about 10 minutes you will have the destination. If you don't exercise often it might take you a while to reach the top part of the building where you can see the nearby hills, the cranes, the Elbe river of course! It is a really nice place to visit in Hamburg.
It's a really nice place where you can see the view of the Harbour! It's an office building so it's completely free, you just need to be aware of the stairs ( it's not so heavy climbing them) I recommend it at the sunset time, good atmosphere!
From the roof of this building there is a beautiful view over the harbour and the elbe. You have to take stairs reach the top but when you're there you can enjoy the (free) view
You can take ferry62 from Landungsbruken and get down at Dockland and can go upstairs to get a great view of the river and docks
Inner Alster, located in Hamburg, is divided by a dark and imposing bridge that separates the Aussenalster and Binnenalster sides of the lake. The bridge is adorned with carefully sculpted street lamps and even bears the German flag on one end, adding to its gothic charm. The area also features the Hamburger Hof shopping arcade within Hamburg's Jungfernstieg, where visitors can explore the Alsterhaus department store among other highlights.
Very nice place. Around the alster you may find a lot of nice coffeeshops and restaurants. It is close to Rathaus, which is a must see in Hamburg. If you have kids, renting a paddleboat is a very fun activity. Also shopping centers Europa Passage and Alsterhaus are close. I highly recommend to spend a day at the Inner Alster...
Cinar K — Google review
Nice boat tour. Recommendable
A beautiful beautiful lake located in Jungfernstieg, Hamburg. It's a wonderful lake with a lot's of hotels around it and a lot's of boats in it. It can be a great place to go for a walk or spend time there. I recommend you to go there on sunny days and enjoy the lake.
Nice
Scenic and pleasant ❣️
Beautiful. Great stylish shopping and restaurants. Easy walk to the port or the Alster.
Lovely place
Beautiful place
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Ferry terminal
The Elbphilharmonie is a stunning architectural marvel that dominates the skyline of Hamburg, offering breathtaking views of the harbor. This iconic glass structure houses two concert halls, a hotel, and residential apartments. Visitors can access a free viewing platform located one-third up the building, providing panoramic vistas of the bustling port below.
Part of the very large HVV public transportation system Hamburg. Get a day ticket and skip the expensive harbor tours by using public ferries like this one (only two stops, so transfer is required).
New boats and nice river views. Continue on the other ferries down river and stop wherever you feel like to explore the many places Hamburg has to offer.
Peter H — Google review
I use ship to vitsit the Elbphilharmonie, great experience
Beautiful place to admire the port of Hamburg. In the opera house the enter is free and you have a nice belvedere view over the port. I like this futuristic building.
Near Elbe River and across a lot ship(s) from hundred countries. This is (until now) the most beautiful concert hall in the world.
Its free to visit the place. It has a gorgeous view. Highly recommended. It is definitely worth seeing specially at daylight
Good ferry stop with cover form bad weather and ticket machine.
Lovely place
Relax and enjoy
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32Rathaus
Subway station
Rathaus, also known as Hamburg City Hall, serves as the seat of local government in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Germany. It is not only a governmental hub but also a significant architectural landmark. Situated in the heart of the city at Rathausmarkt square, it boasts an elaborate design both internally and externally. This grand edifice stands near Binnenalster lake and the central station, making it easily accessible to visitors exploring Hamburg's city center.
Hamburg City Hall (Rathaus) is the seat of local government of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Germany. It is the seat of the government of Hamburg and as such, the seat of one of Germany's 16 state parliaments. The Rathaus is located in the Altstadt quarter in the city center, at the Rathausmarkt square, and near the lake Binnenalster and the central station. Constructed from 1886 to 1897, the city hall still houses its original governmental functions with the office of the First Mayor of Hamburg and the meeting rooms for Hamburg's parliament and senate.
It is one of the few completely preserved buildings of historicism in Hamburg. Built in a period of wealth and prosperity, in which the Kingdom of Prussia and its confederates defeated France in the Franco-German War and the German Empire was formed, the look of the new Hamburg Rathaus was intended to express this wealth and also the independence of the State of Hamburg and Hamburg's republican traditions.
Shruti K — Google review
A grand city hall with such intricate design both inside and out 😊
Nice place. We did not go in but it is a lovely building and nice square in the middel of the city centre. I like the medieval architecture and the old look it has. I think there are regular demonstrations on the square, but of people can still easily walk around it, I'm fine with that.
Under construction and was umable to see the beauty of it
Beautiful architecture and lights up very well at night. A must see if you're passing through Hamburg. Conveniently has a lot of bus stops and also close to metro lines.
That's the place with a very long history, amazing architecture and lot's of monuments. It's like the every central plaza of any beautiful city - majestic and gorgeous.
A facinating entrity with carvings you could watch all day!
I love Rathaus for it's popularity. It's almost like you've not visited Hamburg if you tour the city without stopping by.
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Bridge
Krugkoppelbrücke, a three-arched bridge constructed in 1928, spans the Alster and boasts an iron concrete core adorned with intricate clicker brick and terra cotta tiles. The parapet proudly displays Hamburg's coat of arms. Offering stunning panoramic views of the large Alster Lake dotted with sailing boats and the city skyline featuring towering structures and church spires, this bridge is a favorite vantage point for visitors.
(Translated by Google) I don't know how often my walks have taken me to the Krugkoppelbrücke, but it's always a fascinating moment when you stand here and let your gaze wander over the Aussenalster. Whether early in the morning at sunrise, at midday or in the evening. Just stand for a few minutes and watch the goings-on on and around the Alster. It's great to know that there are little places like this to breathe deeply.
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Ich weiß nicht wie oft meine Spaziergänge mich zur Krugkoppelbrücke gebracht haben, aber es ist immer wieder ein faszinierender Moment wenn man hier steht und den Blick über die Aussenalster schweifen lässt. Ob früh am Morgen bei Sonnenaufgang, Mittags oder zum Abend hin. Einfach ein paar Minuten stehen und das Treiben auf und um die Alster beobachten. Es ist toll zu Wissen, dass es solche kleinen Orte zum durchatmen gibt.
Peter S — Google review
(Translated by Google) The bridge leads over the Alster at the northwest end of the Outer Alster. Nice area with lots of greenery, but there are usually a lot of people here and there is also a lot of traffic on the bridge. In any case, you can take good photos here, whether from the bridge or whether you use the bridge itself as a subject.
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Die Brücke führt am nordwestlichen Ende der Außenalster über die Alster. Schöne Gegend mit viel Grün, aber meistens sind hier auch sehr viele Leute unterwegs und auch auf der Brücke ist viel Verkehr. Auf jeden Fall kann man hier gut Fotografieren, egal ob von der Brücke aus oder ob man die Brücke selbst als Motiv nimmt.
(Translated by Google) The harbor on Sundays is always nice and quiet.
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Hafen am Sonntag immer schön, und ruhig.
(Translated by Google) Great views in both directions! And especially when the sun is shining. It's worth it
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Super Aussicht in beide Richtungen! Und gerade bei Sonnenschein. Es lohnt sich
(Translated by Google) During the day a busy bridge with hurried city dwellers, late in the evening a place to linger with a beautiful view of Hamburg's city center.
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Am Tag eine vielbefahrene Brücke von eiligen Stadtbewohnern, am späten Abend ein Ort zum Verweilen mit schönem Blick auf Hamburgs Innenstadt.
(Translated by Google) Good starting point for a tour on the Alster and the numerous canals. Canoe rental available. Beautifully located right on the water.
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Guter Ausgangspunkt für eine Tour auf der Alster und den zahlreichen Kanälen. Kanuverleih vorhanden. Schön direkt am Wasser gelegen.
(Translated by Google) Great for swimming! You just have to know exactly where the shopping carts are!
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Top zum baden! Man muss nur genau wissen wo die Einkaufswägen liegen !
(Translated by Google) ... a fantastic view and the northernmost point of the Outer Alster...
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… ein traumhafter Blick und der nördlichste Punkt der Außenalster…
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Bridge
Opened in 2013, Baakenhafenbrucke is a modern and visually striking bridge in Hamburg's HafenCity district. This 170-meter-long structure is the largest bridge in the area and marks a significant milestone for the development of the Baakenhafen district. The bridge features unique architectural elements, including recessed wooden benches on both sides, offering visitors a great vantage point to enjoy stunning sunsets.
A beautiful and modern place with a dreamy view
Mansour M — Google review
Bridge is nice, but view is not special, just some boats, old buildings and the harbour.
(Translated by Google) Great bridge, stretches from one bank to the other, no gap, no risk of falling into the water.
There are also bicycle lanes, benches and a beautiful view.
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Super Brücke, reicht von einem Ufer zum anderen, keine Lücke, keine Gefahr, ins Wasser zu fallen.
Fahrrad-Streifen, Bänke und eine schöne Aussicht gibt es auch noch.
(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and exceptionally architectural bridge. The mat joints installed there by the company mageba from Göttingen are also very detailed in terms of construction and assembly.
From the viewpoint on one side of the abutment you have a very nice view of the bridge. You can even see the newly built S-Bahn station on one side and the Elbphilharmonie on the other side.
A truly beautiful view...
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Eine sehr schöne und von der Architektur außergewöhnliche Brücke. Auch die dort eingebauten Mattenfugen der Firma mageba aus Göttingen sind konstruktiv und von der Montage her sehr aufwendig detailliert ausgeführt.
Von dem Viewpoint auf der einen Widerlagerseite hat man einen sehr schönen Blick auf die Brücke. Man sieht sogar auf der einen Seite die neu gebauten S-Bahnstation und auf der anderen Seite die Elbphilharmonie.
Eine wirklich wunderschöne Aussicht...
(Translated by Google) Great bridge with seating and a nice view of the harbor. On one side the viewing platforms and on the other interesting buildings with great architecture.
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Tolle Brücke mit Sitzmöglichkeiten und einen schönen Blick auf den Hafen. Auf der einen Seite die Aussichtsplattformen und auf der anderen interessante Gebäude mit toller Architektur.
(Translated by Google) Architecturally very appealing. The recessed wooden benches on both sides are great. Great sunsets are guaranteed. In my opinion, an absolute insider tip in HH.
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Architektonisch sehr ansprechend. Die eingelassenen Holzbänke auf beiden Seiten sind klasse. Tolle Sonnenuntergänge sind garantiert. Meiner Meinung nach noch ein absoluter Geheimtipp in HH.
(Translated by Google) Small bridge over the Elbe to the view point. There are nicer bridges, nothing special.
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Kleine Brücke über die Elbe zum View Point. Es gibt schönere Brücken, nichts besonderes.
(Translated by Google) The Baakenhafen Bridge connects the Hafencity with the new Baakenhafen district. From here you have, among other things, a beautiful view of the Elbphilharmonie.
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Die Baakenhafen-Brücke verbindet die Hafencity mit dem neuen Baakenhafen-Quartier. Von hier hat man unter anderem einen schönen Blick auf die Elbphilharmonie.
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Hohe Brücke in Hamburg is a romantic and picturesque bridge that offers stunning views of the Nikolaifleet channel and the historic buildings along its banks. It's a popular spot for couples, with many choosing to place love locks on the bridge. The location provides an ideal vantage point for capturing charming pictures, especially with the nearby Elbphilharmonie and Old Town adding to its allure.
Nice bridge across the Nikolaifleet. From the bridge you can enjoy beautiful views of the channel and old historical buildings along the channel.
But note that in the period of low tide Nikolaifleet channel can look not so beautiful because of low water.
Irina K — Google review
Marvellous place to take a charming picture! Close to Elbphilharmonie and a part of The Old Town! Plenty of nice restaurants and cosy bars!
Great experience to walk trough the old harbor and dock witch are now office buildings with new designs. Great sky walk!
(Translated by Google) Ordinary building, but when photographed it looks beautiful. that tourists are looking for But the pin was placed on the wrong side of the bridge. I've moved it for you. so that tourists can find a cheap price
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ตึกธรรมดา แต่พอถ่ายภาพออกมาแล้วสวย ที่นักท่องเที่ยวตามหา แต่ปักหมุดผิดข้างของสะพาน ผมย้ายมุดให้แล้ว เพื่อนักท่องเที่ยวจะได้หาถูก
(Translated by Google) Perfect vantage point of part of the Speicherstadt
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Perfekter Aussichtspunkt auf einen Teil der Speicherstadt
(Translated by Google) Perfect vantage point of the historic Deichstrasse, day and night.
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Perfekter Aussichtspunkt auf die historische Deichstraße, tagsüber wie nachts.
(Translated by Google) great architectural history and a perfect location…
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großartige Architekturgeschichte und ein perfekter Ort…
(Translated by Google) A very pleasant place for recreation, rest and photos. Visit Required
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Много приятно място за отдих,почивка и снимки. Посетете Задължително
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Bank
Berenberg is a historic bank located in Hamburg, Germany, which has been a key commercial center in northern Europe for many years. The city is renowned for its significance in the banking industry and attracts expatriates working in banks and fintech companies. As the oldest bank in Germany, Berenberg holds a prominent position within the financial sector of Hamburg.
(Translated by Google) A Hamburg institution among private banks that understands how to continue a really long tradition with innovation, digital competence and personal proximity as well as a lot of passion and how to constantly think in new ways. Fair conditions and friendly contact do the rest here. Highest score, warmest recommendation!
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Eine Hamburger Institution unter den Privatbanken, die es versteht, eine wirklich lange Tradition mit Innovation, digitaler Kompetenz und persönlicher Nähe sowie viel Herzblut fortzuführen und immer wieder neu zu denken. Faire Konditionen und der freundliche Kontakt tun hier ihr Übriges. Höchste Punktzahl, wärmste Empfehlung!
Aljoscha R — Google review
Neuer Jungfernstieg 20, 20354 Hamburg, Germany•
Event technology service
Skyline Hamburg is a prominent feature of the city's skyline, standing at a height of 124.5 meters. The tower offers stunning views and houses a charming cafe in its steeple, where visitors can enjoy hot beverages and cake on the first Saturday of each month from May to October. It's an excellent spot to take in panoramic vistas while savoring delightful treats.
(Translated by Google) Top service provider for events with the finest technology for light, sound and other multimedia
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Top Dienstleister für Veranstaltungen mit feinster Technik für Licht, Ton und sonstiger Multimedia
Hanjo H — Google review
(Translated by Google) Good company.
(Original)
Gute Firma.
Borsteler Chaussee 85-99a/Haus 9, 22453 Hamburg, Germany•
38Dalmannkai Stairs
Park
The Dalmannkai Stairs are a vibrant spot that truly comes alive during pleasant weather and on weekends, attracting crowds eager to soak in the atmosphere. However, amidst the hustle and bustle, visitors can also find tranquil moments of solitude where they can escape the noise and enjoy a peaceful respite. This unique blend of energy and calm makes it an appealing destination for all types of travelers.
Hier ist bei schönem Wetter und am Wochenende immer sehr viel los. Aber es gibt auch Momente der Ruhe und Einsamkeit.
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There is always a lot going on here when the weather is nice and on weekends. But there are also moments of peace and solitude.
Ellen W — Google review
20457 Hamburg, Germany
39Rathaus
Transport hub
Rathaus, located in Hamburg, Germany, is a stunning architectural marvel that has been standing since 1897. It serves as the seat of the government for the state of Hamburg, which is one of three city-states among the 16 states in Germany. The building's grandeur and historical significance make it a must-see for visitors to Hamburg.
(Translated by Google) A wonderful building, definitely see it
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Ein wunderbarer Bau, unbedingt ansehen
Jörg S — Google review
Visit here one day before coming home and so surprised because of this beauty, architecture, history……
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The Poggenmühlen-Brücke is a charming bridge located in the heart of the city. It offers stunning views of the surrounding area and is a popular spot for both locals and tourists to visit. The bridge has a rich history and is surrounded by picturesque scenery, making it a perfect place for leisurely strolls and photo opportunities. With its unique architecture and peaceful atmosphere, Poggenmühlen-Brücke is definitely worth a visit for anyone exploring the city.
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St. Nicholas' Church, also known as St. Nikolai, is a historic Lutheran church in Hamburg with roots dating back to 1195 when a wooden chapel was first constructed on the site. The current brick building, showcasing Gothic revival architecture, replaced the original structure in the 14th century. Standing at an impressive height of 147.9 meters, its church tower makes it the second tallest building in Hamburg after which it will be surpassed by the Elbtower currently being built.
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Blankenese is an upscale area located along the Elbe River, offering beautiful parks, green spaces, a beach, and a golf club. Visitors can enjoy the serene surroundings and outdoor activities in this picturesque municipality. Additionally, coffee enthusiasts can indulge in a unique experience at a cozy roasters shop where they can witness the daily roasting and tasting of espresso.
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Bridge
A perfect little walk around the industrial buildings sitting on water. The blocks are so very unique and if you pay attention to the top of the building, you can still see how they used to bring cargo into the building.
Shawn D — Google review
Nothing much to see but it’s a nice walk. You can take amazing pictures tho.
Iconic bridge with good views in Speicherstadt.
This neighborhood is spectacular. Its industrial-style houses emerge from the waters in a wonderful setting of the early twentieth century.
Very nice place for a walk
Very interesting and nice pedestrian 2-level iron bridge which crosses the Brooksfleet and the Zollkanal and then Am Sandtorkai street.
Nice place for walking and taking pictures, not really that crowded and just go on exploring!
Worth to pay a visit at night and day time
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Bridge
Winter dawn at Dammtor, Hamburg
Roman P — Google review
It’s very an enjoyable day, the place is so amazing, very recommendable for friends and family members, they gonna love the place and views while walking in the sunshine is so nicer, and most of all a very nice place for children, because they have a big playground and this water 🚿 that they can play with parents,. Very amazing and a nice place to walk and to spend your free time.and also a nice place for a jogging ,and to makes some activities.!
(Translated by Google) A really nice bridge, but definitely not the highlight in Planten un Blomen. It gets you dry across the water. You can't expect more
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Eine ganz nette Brücke, allerdings definitiv nicht das Highlight im Planten un Blomen. Sie bringt einen trocken über das Wasser. Mehr kann man nicht erwarten
(Translated by Google) 1a condition
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1a Zustand
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