Best places: Historical landmarks in Hamburg, Germany

Vast neo-Renaissance town hall with a vaulted hallway & opulent state rooms, plus guided tours.

This giant water spray reaching up to 60 meters high is situated in a lake with a city backdrop.

👍👍 Brilliant place to visit! The museum was temporarily closed due to flood damage repairs but the manager kindly showed us around quickly. They have a beautiful 1930s roaster they use to make all the beans they sell and prices are reasonable too. And make sure you have a cafetiere of coffee. Beans gro...

👍👍 Shows the beauty of Hamburg on a small scale, always great, especially at sunset.

1920s impressionist building constructed to resemble a ship housing restaurants, shops & offices.

Historic Venetian-style arcade along the waterfront featuring upscale shops & restaurants.

👍👍 Love this place. I always bring my visiting friends to see and walk its corridors. It used to be a Gestapo Central office in the 30s, so it is as historical as a building can get. At its center, you can see an amazing photograph exhibition showing its historical background. There is also an orig...

👍👍 I've been there for the second time now. And I think it's absolutely great. A quiet corner between the Philharmonie and the Landungsbrücken. Friendly staff, good food, delicious beer, everything was great.

👍 The Hygieia Fountain is a beautiful and historic fountain located in the courtyard of the Hamburg Town Hall. It was built in 1896 to commemorate the end of a cholera epidemic that had devastated the city in 1892. The fountain is a three-tiered structure, with a statue of the Greek goddess Hygieia (t...

Historic, industrial venue on the water serving traditional fish rolls & coffee, with a tea shop.

Hands-on museum of goods & tools collected from warehouse companies, including coffee traders.

👍👍 Very nice 3D overview of the Hanseatic city of Hamburg with future construction stages. Access is free on site is also a cafe and toilet. Perfect starting point for a tour with and without city guide.

👍 Historisch altes Gebäude mit viel Charme aus der Gründerzeit. Vom Dach gibt es einen schönen Blick auf die Skyline von Hamburg.

👍👍 Your life is as sour as a lemon, is it worth thinking about you? Your fate reminds all those who are too late to be happy. This is what it says in Low German on the statue, which was also discovered by chance, near St. Michel's Church. Yes, she didn't have a good life, but she remains a Hamburg orig...

👍👍 At this monument you can study contemporary history: first a stele, then Barlach's mourning mother, then Nazi eagle, then reconstruction of Barlach's relief. High stands the stele: memorial for peace - may it always be preserved!

👍 This monument stands in tribute to Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, an18th century German writer and dramatist. His legacy includes the separation of poetry writing techniques techniques from painting popular at the time as well as his play, Nathan the Wise, that pleads for religious tolerance. The monume...

😠 Walked there at about 17:00 on Thursday 8th June 2023 from central station. I couldn't believe to my eyes. The CENTRE of one of the richest and wealthiest GERMAN cities in such conditions. Many many many dodgy-weird-scary people and everywhere around it was dirty. I don't even want to imagine how it...

👍👍 The Haus der Seefahrt (Hohe Brücke 1) is located at the confluence of the Nikolaifleet and the Hamburg inland harbor and is beautiful from the outside (unfortunately this is not the case inside). It is located directly opposite the crane keeper's former office and home and is in the best company of...

😐 WOW what's going on here. U-Bahn, S-Bahn, ICE and normal trains always have something to offer. The Halle train station has been a bit old for years. Countless shops and supermarkets for quick shopping before your trip. Men and women also actually feel quite safe here.