Pictures of Hamburg

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Hamburg is known Germany as the \"gateway to the world\" and is the largest port in the country and the second largest in Europe. The city is proud of its status as an independent city-state and on its trading history, to which the city owes much of its wealth. Today, Hamburg is known as one of the richest metropolises in Europe, along with Brussels and London.

This former fisherman’s church on the banks of the Elbe is known for its impressive organ and the spectacular views from its soaring bell tower.

The largest city regeneration project in Europe is transforming Hamburg’s former port warehouse district into a thriving, modern city quarter.

Delve into the darker side of Hamburg’s history, brought to life at this attraction through shows, rides and storytelling.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Hamburg from the bronze spire and clock tower of this Baroque 17th-century church devoted to the Archangel Michael.

The largest city regeneration project in Europe is transforming Hamburg’s former port warehouse district into a thriving, modern city quarter.

Delve into the darker side of Hamburg’s history, brought to life at this attraction through shows, rides and storytelling.

Delve into the darker side of Hamburg’s history, brought to life at this attraction through shows, rides and storytelling.

This majestic building is the home of politics in Hamburg. It has 647 rooms with ornate fountains, mosaics and allusions to Greek gods.

The largest city regeneration project in Europe is transforming Hamburg’s former port warehouse district into a thriving, modern city quarter.

Admire the many works of art at Hamburg’s oldest parish church, one of the few churches in the city to remain relatively intact after World War II. 

Delve into the darker side of Hamburg’s history, brought to life at this attraction through shows, rides and storytelling.

The largest city regeneration project in Europe is transforming Hamburg’s former port warehouse district into a thriving, modern city quarter.

Delve into the darker side of Hamburg’s history, brought to life at this attraction through shows, rides and storytelling.

Renovated red brick warehouse buildings are intersected by canals and bridges in this historic neighborhood filled with museums and cafés.

This majestic building is the home of politics in Hamburg. It has 647 rooms with ornate fountains, mosaics and allusions to Greek gods.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Hamburg from the bronze spire and clock tower of this Baroque 17th-century church devoted to the Archangel Michael.

Delve into the darker side of Hamburg’s history, brought to life at this attraction through shows, rides and storytelling.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Hamburg from the bronze spire and clock tower of this Baroque 17th-century church devoted to the Archangel Michael.

The world’s first cageless zoo features animals, an aquarium and a leisure park with hiking trails. See birds fly freely and penguins in their natural habitat.

Delve into the darker side of Hamburg’s history, brought to life at this attraction through shows, rides and storytelling.

This majestic building is the home of politics in Hamburg. It has 647 rooms with ornate fountains, mosaics and allusions to Greek gods.