[2025 Hamburg Attraction] Travel Guide for Hamburg City Hall (Updated Mar)

It was a short weekend trip to Hamburg, Germany 🇩🇪 We started our trip by visiting Rathaus (Hamburg City Hall). It was built between 1886 and 1897, this Neo-Renaissance building serves as the seat of the government of Hamburg. It stands on over 4,000 oak piles. We joined a guided tour to explore the grand halls and learnt about Hamburg's political history. 📍Rathausmarkt 1, 20095 Hamburg, Germany. 💰Around €5 for guided tours. We also strolled around St. Michael's Church (Michel). A symbol of Hamburg, this Baroque church was originally built in the 17th century. It has been rebuilt several times due to fires and wars. We climbed to the tower for stunning views over the city and the harbor. 📍Englische Planke 1, 20459 Hamburg, Germany. 💰€5 for the tower I would also suggest you to check out a restaurant, Brücke 10. We tried out the famous Fischbrötchen (fish sandwich with pickles, onions, and remoulade), shrimp rolls, and crab salad 🥗 📍St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken 10, 20359 Hamburg, Germany. 💰 €5-€15 per sandwich. Besides, we also visited Miniatur Wunderland. It is the largest model railway in the world, showcasing incredibly detailed miniature landscapes, including cities, countryside, and famous landmarks. Definitely worth your visit 💯 📍Kehrwieder 2-4/Block D, 20457 Hamburg, Germany. 💰€20.50 for adults. We also explored Speicherstadt (Warehouse District). A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is the largest warehouse district in the world, built between 1883 and 1927. It's known for its red-brick buildings and neo-gothic architecture. We spent some time to walk around and explored the unique architecture. 📍 Speicherstadt, 20457 Hamburg, Germany. Last but not least, if you at looking for a place for dinner, you can try out Das Dorf. They served mainly German Traditional Cuisine. We ordered Labskaus** (a traditional sailor's dish with corned beef, potatoes, onions, beetroot, and a fried egg), Matjesfilet (marinated herring), and Grünkohl mit Pinkel** (kale with smoked sausage) which were all very delicious. 📍Glashüttenstraße 20, 20357 Hamburg, Germany. #weekendgetaways #vacation #trip

Germany🇩🇪 Hamburg | 6️⃣ must-visit attractions & food‼️ ✅Attraction check-in 📍Hamburg City Hall: An awe-inspiring building that blends Gothic and Renaissance styles, it is one of the iconic landmarks of Hamburg! 📍Miniature Wonderland: Be sure to buy tickets🎫 in advance!! All the buildings🏠 from around the world inside are proportionally restored, which is quite interesting, especially suitable for parent-child tours, children🧒 will be particularly interested~ 📍Elbe Philharmonic Hall: The exterior of the building presents streamlined curves and a sail-shaped⛵️ roof, which complements the surrounding environment! Go at sunset🌄, the golden light spills over the old city and the port area, it's super beautiful! 📍Warehouse City: Red brick Gothic building, it is the largest warehouse-style integrated market in the world, and has been selected for the "World Cultural Heritage" list! Taking pictures📷 is especially good~ 📍Elbe River Beach: The Elbe River has a beach that stretches for several kilometers, all of which are people playing and waiting for the sunset🌄. You must take a bus boat🚢 on the Elbe River Beach, the experience is great! There are many detached houses next to it, all of them are mansions! 📍 Luxury Commercial Street: All kinds of brands are available, very good for shopping, the best place for shopping🛍🛒, a stroll to the city center and the lake! ✅Food check-in 🍥Hofbräu Hamburg: A quite famous small shop in Hamburg, the big pork knuckle is simply too delicious! The knuckle is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, slightly salty and fragrant, and it's even more fragrant with sauerkraut~ And the portion is quite large, half is enough for 3 people! Highly recommended!! 🍥Asia Imbiss: A Korean restaurant that I have been to many, many times, it's really delicious! Bibimbap🍚, rice cakes are quite classic, and the taste is particularly good! The price is not expensive, the cost performance💰 is quite high! 🍥Restaurant Maximilians Berlin: Their roast pork knuckle is also super delicious, and the portion is also very large! And that beef cheek meat is also very good, the meat is so tender and fragrant~ The mashed potatoes are also super delicious😋

📍Hamburg City Hall Rathausmarkt 1, 20095 Hamburg, Germany The building is really pretty for a city hall✨ The historically old-fashioned building was surrounded by trees, Christmas sculptures, and various decorations, creating a Christmas atmosphere that you can only feel in Europe🥰 Especially, the reflection of the city hall on the water is really great for taking pictures! The giant tree I saw in 2018 was surprisingly not made of wood, but had a modern feel. On the way to the city hall, there was a shopping mall called Europa Passage, and I remember that it also had beautiful Christmas decorations. #PleaseWinter #ChristmasAtmosphere #Christmas #ChristmasTree #YearEndTravel #NextTimeHere #LifeTravelDestination #LifeShotPlace #GermanTravel #Germany #Winter #2018Travel

Coming to Hamburg, standing in the square of the town hall, the solemn atmosphere always haunts everyone coming here, there is no loud voice, no footsteps, and tourists visiting the town hall are light and light. Language, quietly admiring the building. On the square not far from the town hall, there is a clear water area, which is home to many white swans, foreheads, and ducks. Just bought a bag of whole-grain bread that I don't like very much, throwing waste, it's better to give these little guys. So I tried to throw a small piece of bread in the lake, and I was immediately robbed by a few swans. The last swan swiftly swallowed it... I fed a little duck that looked at me with my eyes. I swallowed it eagerly, and then I followed me. Where do I go, I look at you with pitiful eyes, my heart will be gone~ but don't feed too much, it is not good to eat them badly.

1. Hamburg, the second largest city after Berlin! It is indeed the "Gateway to the World" for Germany, and I fell in love with it immediately! If it's your first time in Hamburg, I recommend following this route: Hamburg City Hall (a luxurious city hall built with sandstone, in the Neo-Renaissance style). 2. Worth a visit! St. Nicholas Church was destroyed by air raids during World War II. Although only a spire remains, you can still see how magnificent it once was! I highly recommend visiting the top of the tower for a panoramic view of the entire city. Adults: €6, Children: [Price missing] Hamburg Speicherstadt (Warehouse District) is not only the world's largest warehouse complex, but also a symbol of German unification, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Now, the warehouse district no longer serves its original shipping and storage functions, but has become a place for leisure and entertainment, with many interesting cafes. I highly recommend visiting the docks. Adults: €20, Children: €10 3. Miniatur Wunderland: A highly recommended place to visit in Hamburg! I strongly suggest reserving 3 hours for your visit. If you have children, this will definitely be their favorite! It's the world's largest miniature wonderland, covering almost all railway lines worldwide, at a scale of 1:87. Almost all the model trains are running, and there are many interactive installations! Both adults and children will be amazed! Ticket prices: Adults: €20, Children under 1.3m: [Price missing] 4. FREE Elbe Philharmonic Hall: Hamburg's tallest building, offering a panoramic view of the harbor. If you enjoy live performances, be sure to book tickets in advance, as there are usually none available on-site! The observation deck is free. You can visit for free even if you don't attend a concert. 5. Hamburg, a city full of history and art, with its Gothic architecture as its most dazzling jewel. Take a spontaneous trip, let your soul wander through the long river of history, and experience the unique romance and wonder!

| A dreamy symphony of history and romance unfolds on the Elbe. In the northwest corner of continental Europe, Hamburg, Germany, is like a gem inlaid on the banks of the Elbe River, exuding an irresistible charm that immerses visitors in a dreamy journey. In the morning, the sun gently sprinkles on the St. Pauli Fish Market, the most vibrant place in Hamburg. The stalls are filled with a colorful array of freshly caught seafood. Fishmongers enthusiastically hawk their wares, and the sounds of bargaining intertwine to create a symphony of life. The fresh sea breeze, carrying the scent of the ocean, ushers in a beautiful day. Strolling along the streets, the Hamburg City Hall comes into view. This magnificent building, resembling an art palace, showcases a neo-Gothic style that is both solemn and elegant. The towering tower pierces the sky, adorned with exquisite sculptures and decorative details, each narrating the city's glorious past. Standing in the square, gazing up at this building, one can almost see the winds of history shifting here. In the afternoon, stepping into the Miniatur Wunderland is like entering a magical fairy-tale kingdom. Home to the world's largest model railway, it features countless intricate miniature buildings, figures, and vehicles, forming vivid scenes. Every detail is full of ingenuity, leaving visitors in awe of the creators' imagination and patience. In this small world, one can appreciate the customs and charm of various places around the globe. As evening approaches, arrive at the banks of the Elbe. The afterglow of the setting sun paints the sky orange-red, casting a dreamy glow on the shimmering river surface. The Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall appears particularly magnificent in the afterglow, this modern building complementing the ancient city. Sitting on a bench by the river, quietly appreciating the beautiful scenery, one can feel the unique tranquility and romance of this city. When night falls, Hamburg's nightlife kicks off. Head to the vibrant Reeperbahn, where neon lights flash and music blasts. Street artists perform various captivating shows, and people laugh and dance in the bars. Here, you can experience Hamburg's genuine passion and vitality, forgetting all your worries. Hamburg, Germany, this city possesses both the weight of historical heritage and the dynamism of modern art; it has both the hustle and bustle of a prosperous metropolis and the romance of a tranquil riverside. Every scene is like a beautiful poem, every moment worth cherishing for a lifetime. Here, time seems to slow down and become beautiful, making people linger and reluctant to leave.

It was a trip to Hamburg, Germany 🇩🇪 We started our day at Landungsbrücken, the famous floating docks in Hamburg’s harbor. Arriving just before sunrise 🌅 was magical, the golden light reflecting on the water and the boats 🛥️ created a perfect scene. We took photos of the Elbe River with ships passing by and the city skyline slowly lighting up ✨ The view from the pedestrian bridge is one of the best spots for a panoramic shot 🙌 📍Bei den St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken, 20359 Hamburg, Germany We also walked to Speicherstadt, Hamburg’s historic warehouse district. This place is a dream for photographers, with its red-brick 🧱 buildings, canals, and small bridges. The best time to visit is mid-morning when the soft light enhances the textures of the old warehouses. One of our favorite photo 📸 spots was the Wasserschloss, a charming building at the meeting point of two canals 🙌 📍Poggenmühlen-Brücke, 20457 Hamburg, Germany We also explored Rathausmarkt, the square in front of Hamburg’s impressive city hall. The grand neo-Renaissance architecture of the Hamburg Rathaus looked incredible in the afternoon light ✨ We took photos from different angles, capturing both the intricate details of the building and the lively atmosphere of the square 💯 📍Rathausmarkt 1, 20095 Hamburg, Germany We also climbed the tower of St. Michael’s Church ⛪️ (Michel), one of Hamburg’s most iconic landmarks. From the top, we had a breathtaking 360-degree view of the city as the sun set over the Elbe River. The warm evening light ✨ made this spot one of our favorites for photography. If you’re looking for the best sunset view in Hamburg, this is the place to be 🙌 📍Englische Planke 1, 20459 Hamburg, Germany We also walked to Brooksbrücke, a bridge in Speicherstadt known for its beautiful night reflections. The historic buildings, softly lit by streetlights, looked stunning against the dark blue sky ⛅️ This was one of the most atmospheric spots we visited, and it’s perfect for night photography 📸 📍Brooksbrücke, 20457 Hamburg, Germany This itinerary gave us an amazing mix of history, modern architecture, and stunning views 🙌🙌🙌 #europetrip #travel #Vacation

Ready for a short break? Dreaming of Germany? This 7-day itinerary will guide you through the best of Germany, covering all the must-see attractions. Save it now! / Suggested Itinerary: 🇩🇪Seven Days Across Germany's Highlights DAY 1: Heidelberg University Square -> Heidelberg Castle -> Old Bridge Start your journey by exploring Heidelberg's academic and historical charm. From the scholarly atmosphere of University Square to the grandeur of Heidelberg Castle and a stroll across the historic Old Bridge, immerse yourself in the rich history. DAY 2: Neuschwanstein Castle On the second day, embark on a personal visit to the fairytale-like Neuschwanstein Castle. Feel like you've stepped into a dream world as you experience the romance and mystery of royalty. DAY 3: Königssee -> BMW Museum -> St. Bartholomew's Church -> Marienplatz -> New Town Hall Day three takes you from natural beauty to industrial marvels and historical architecture. Experience Germany's diverse charm in a single day. DAY 4: Rothenburg ob der Tauber -> St. James's Church -> Town Hall Delve into the ancient streets of Rothenburg, visit St. James's Church to soak in the medieval religious atmosphere, and explore the historical significance of the Town Hall. DAY 5: Berlin Cathedral -> Museum Island -> Berlin TV Tower -> Berlin Wall Memorial Day five's Berlin itinerary takes you through history and modernity. From the sacred Berlin Cathedral to the cultural treasures of Museum Island, the modern perspective of the TV Tower, and finally, the historical weight of the Berlin Wall Memorial. DAY 6: Hamburg City Hall -> Outer Alster Lake -> Speicherstadt On day six, arrive in Hamburg. Visit the City Hall, stroll along the shores of Outer Alster Lake, and explore the unique Speicherstadt (warehouse district) to experience Hamburg's diversity and vibrancy. DAY 7: Hamburg -> Göttingen -> Frankfurt On the final day, depart from Hamburg, pass through Göttingen, and finally arrive in Frankfurt, concluding this wonderful German journey. 🎉 / Pre-Trip Essentials: 🧳What to Bring to Germany 📞 A German SIM card for easy communication. 🔌 A travel adapter is essential; German plugs are type C and F. 🪪 Passport and visa are a must for smooth entry and exit. 👕 Pack layers for March in Germany, including windbreakers and jackets. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to keep your phone and camera powered up. 💊 Essential medications for health and safety. 💶 Euros (cash or credit card) for convenient shopping and spending. / Embark on a German adventure, explore endless possibilities, and enjoy the unique charm of Central Europe. We're waiting for you!

Germany's second-largest city, most important seaport, and largest foreign trade center. With over 2,300 bridges, it is the city with the most bridges in Europe. Tradition and modernity blend together here. ❤️ Hamburg City Hall ✅ A landmark of Hamburg A magnificent Baroque building with stunning sculptures and decorations. The most eye-catching feature is the 112-meter-high Gothic spire. ❤️ St. Michael's Church ✅ A famous attraction in Hamburg. The Baroque style exudes an elegant beauty. The intricate patterns, exquisite statues, and colorful stained glass are all worth seeing. ❤️ Port of Hamburg ✅ Germany's largest port and a reflection of modern industrial beauty. The numerous containers and cargo ships are the port's biggest highlights. There are signs and murals in the port introducing its history. Every May, various wonderful performances and fireworks shows are another highlight. ❤️ Speicherstadt ✅ A reflection of the charm of industrial civilization The world's largest warehouse complex. Most of the buildings here date back to the late 19th century. The style is both elegant and Gothic. Many warehouses have been converted into museums and exhibition halls. ❤️ Hamburger Kunsthalle ✅ One of Germany's largest art galleries Divided into two galleries and three areas, displaying works by masters from different eras: the Old Masters Gallery, the 18th Century Gallery, and the Modern Art Gallery. ❤️ Alster Lake ✅ A famous water park in Hamburg Consists of two parts: the Inner Alster and the Outer Alster. There are buildings from different eras along the lake, where traditional and modern architecture blend together. The Lombard Bridge and Kennedy Bridge are famous highlights. A boat tour on Alster Lake is also worth trying. ❤️ Mönckebergstraße ✅ Hamburg's most bustling commercial district Lined with shops offering a wide range of goods, it's a great place for shopping. Many shops have their own unique features, making it a great place to hunt for treasures. The cafes and restaurants along the street are great places to relax. ❤️ Hamburg Fish Market ✅ A great place for shopping A famous Sunday market in Hamburg. Although it's called the "Fish Market," it sells not only seafood but also other goods. It is large in scale and is known as the largest Sunday market in Europe. There are also performance venues in the market, making it a lively place.

Hamburg is beautiful wherever you go.

🏖️Recommended places Hamburg's HafenCity is great, but if you want to experience youth, I think the Raeperbahn Street is also good! 🏠Accommodation Hamburg Airbnb HafenCity I recommend taking a ferry from the port near the Guelve Tunnel on a rainy day! Visit the fish market early on Sunday morning and visit the Raeperbahn Street at night to kill two birds with one stone! 💪 I hope you also visit the Hamburg City Hall!

Hamburg is a vibrant city full of charm, culture, and history, making it a must-visit destination. Here are my experiences and tips to inspire your trip: 1. Stroll Along the Elbe River Start with a walk along the Elbe, exploring the Landungsbrücken (harbor piers). The bustling port is full of energy, and the views are spectacular. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Elbphilharmonie, an architectural marvel with stunning city views from its public plaza. 2. Explore Speicherstadt and HafenCity The UNESCO-listed Speicherstadt is a maze of red-brick warehouses and canals, perfect for photography. HafenCity, its modern counterpart, showcases innovative urban design. Stop by the International Maritime Museum for fascinating naval history. 3. Discover St. Pauli and Reeperbahn The lively St. Pauli district is a hub for nightlife, street art, and culture. Reeperbahn, Hamburg’s famous entertainment district, has something for everyone—from trendy bars to live music venues. 4. Visit Miniatur Wunderland This incredible model railway is a must-see for all ages. It’s the world’s largest miniature exhibition, featuring breathtakingly detailed models of cities, landscapes, and even airports. 5. Enjoy the Parks and Lakes Relax at Planten un Blomen, a gorgeous urban park with botanical gardens and fountains. The Alster Lakes in the city center are perfect for a boat tour or a peaceful walk. Tips for Travelers: • Try local specialties like Franzbrötchen (cinnamon pastry) and fresh fish sandwiches at the harbor. • Use public transport or rent a bike to explore—Hamburg is very bike-friendly. • Visit during summer or December for the vibrant Christmas markets. Hamburg’s mix of history, modernity, and energy will leave you inspired to return!

A romantic trip to Germany in winter, a 7-day trip to the fairy tale country, with snowy scenery, castles, and mulled wine. Come and experience the different European style! ------------------- 🌟Itinerary: 🌟 Day 1: Heidelberg University Square->Heidelberg Castle->Heidelberg Old Bridge In Heidelberg, first visit the academic atmosphere of the University Square, then climb to the historic Heidelberg Castle to overlook the beautiful scenery of the city, and finally stroll on the Heidelberg Old Bridge to feel the charm of the ancient city. Day 2: Neuschwanstein Castle Spend a full day visiting the dreamy Neuschwanstein Castle. This fairy tale castle will take you into a romantic world. Enjoy taking photos! Day 3: Königssee -> BMW Museum -> St. Bartholomew's Church -> Marienplatz -> Munich New Town Hall Starting from the tranquil Königssee, go to the BMW Museum to experience the speed and passion, then visit St. Bartholomew's Church, then stroll through Marienplatz, and finally arrive at Munich's Neues Town Hall to experience the beauty of the city's blend of modernity and history. Day 4: Rothenburg->St. James Church->Town Hall Explore the quaint Rothenburg, visit St. James's Church to feel the religious atmosphere, and finally come to the town hall to learn about the history and culture of this town. Day 5: Berlin Cathedral->Museum Island->Berlin TV Tower->Berlin Wall Park In Berlin, first visit the majestic Berlin Cathedral, then go to Museum Island to appreciate the charm of art, then climb to the Berlin TV Tower to overlook the panoramic view of the city, and finally stroll in the Berlin Wall Park to feel the vicissitudes and changes of the city. Day 6: Hamburg City Hall -> Outer Alster Lake -> Warehouse City In Hamburg, first visit the magnificent City Hall, then go to the picturesque Alster Lake to enjoy leisure time, and finally explore the historic Warehouse City. Day 7: Hamburg->Göttingen->Frankfurt Depart from Hamburg, go to the famous academic city of Göttingen to experience the cultural atmosphere, and finally arrive in Frankfurt to end the pleasant journey. 🎉 ------------------- Some tips: * Food: German sausages and pig's trotters are must-try, as well as beer🍺, but be careful about the amount of alcohol you drink~ * Time difference: The time difference between Germany and China is about 7 hours. It is important to adjust your schedule🕰️. * Specialties: German handicrafts and chocolate are very famous and suitable for gifts. * Price: Compare frequently when shopping, as the prices of some specialties vary greatly in different stores💰. ------------------- That’s it for your trip to Germany, I hope you have an unforgettable trip! Remember to share your travel stories with me👂

🌈Overview 🎉- City status: Hamburg, officially the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, is one of Germany's three state-level cities, the second largest city in Germany, and an important port city in Germany. 🎉- Location: Located in the North German Plain in northern Germany, facing the North Sea, it is a lowland area in the lower reaches of the Elbe River, at the confluence of the Elbe, Alster, and Bille rivers. 🎉- Climate: Mainly oceanic climate, mild and humid, relatively warm in winter, cool in summer, and evenly distributed rainfall. 🌈Economic development 🎉- Port trade: The Port of Hamburg is the largest port in Germany, the third largest in Europe, and the 20th largest in the world. It has more than 300 international routes and maintains contact with 1,100 large ports around the world, with an annual throughput of about 60 million tons. 🎉- Industrial development: Traditional industries are mainly engaged in the processing of imported raw materials, shipbuilding, and port equipment production. Emerging industries produce high-tech products, forming five major industries, including aviation and electronics. 🎉- Service industry: Hamburg is the media center of Germany, the banking center of northern Germany, and one of the largest insurance cities, with a developed service industry. 🌈Culture and attractions 🎉- Architectural landscape: The Speicherstadt, Chilehaus, and Sprinkenhof, which are representative of "brick expressionism," are World Heritage Sites. The Elbphilharmonie is a modern landmark building.  🎉- Religious buildings: St. Michael's Church is the most famous Baroque-style church in Hamburg, and its bell tower offers a panoramic view of the city.  🎉- Municipal buildings: The Hamburg City Hall, built in the late 19th century, is a Neo-Renaissance-style building and one of the symbols of Hamburg.  🎉- Other attractions: Alster Lake, known as the "Pearl of Hamburg," and Hagenbeck Zoo, known as the "prototype of the modern ecological zoo."

The long vacation is coming! We have carefully prepared a seven-day study tour guide for you to have fun in Germany. Just read this article! 🎉 -- Germany is located in the center of Europe, with a long history and unique regional style. It is known as the heart of Europe💓. From spectacular castles🏰 to charming old towns, Germany is full of history and culture. -- ✨Route Overview: 🇩🇪Seven-day in-depth tour of Germany✨ DAY1: Heidelberg University Square - Heidelberg Castle - Heidelberg Old Bridge On the first day, we explored the academic and ancient customs of Heidelberg, walked around the University Square, climbed the castle, and then passed the Old Bridge to experience the accumulation of history. DAY2: Neuschwanstein Castle Immerse yourself in the fairy tale atmosphere of Neuschwanstein Castle all day long, as if you are in a dream world. DAY3: Königssee - BMW Museum - St. Bartholomew's Church - Marienplatz - Munich New Town Hall The close combination of nature and humanity, from the tranquility of Lake Königssee to the modernity of the BMW Museum, and then feel the sanctity of the church and the bustle of the Municipal Square. DAY4: Rothenburg - St. James's Church - City Hall The charm of the ancient city of Rothenburg, the intertwined history of the church and the town hall, make people unforgettable. DAY5: Berlin Cathedral—Museum Island—Berlin TV Tower—Berlin Wall Park Berlin's multiculturalism is at a glance, from the majesty of the cathedral to the art of the museums, to the far-sighted views of the TV Tower and the contemplation of the Berlin Wall. DAY6: Hamburg City Hall - Outer Alster Lake - Warehouse City The cityscape of Hamburg complements the lakes and mountains, and the Warehouse City is a witness to history. DAY7: Hamburg-Göttingen-Frankfurt At the end of the journey, we departed from Hamburg, passed through Göttingen, and finally arrived in Frankfurt, ending our unforgettable trip to Germany. -- Attractions to visit: Neuschwanstein Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Neuschwansteinstrasse 20, 87645 Schwangau, Germany ⏰Open from December 26th to December 30th from 10:00-16:00 🕰️Play time: 2-3 hours This dreamy castle is beautiful in all seasons. Be sure to check out the interior decoration, which is so magnificent that you will be amazed! BMW Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Am Olympiapark 2, 80809 Munich, Bavaria ⏰Open Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 🕰️Play time: 1-2 hours The development history of BMW is recorded here. Car lovers should not miss it! Berlin Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Am Lustgarten, 10178 Berlin ⏰Open Sunday 12:00-17:00, Monday to Saturday 10:00-17:00 🕰️Play time: 1-2 hours The dome is exquisite, and there are also the underground tombs of the Hohenzollern dynasty, giving you a sense of history. Heidelberg Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Schlossof 1, 69117 Heidelberg ⏰Open from December 26th to December 30th from 09:00-18:00 🕰️Play time: 2-3 hours Located on the peak of Throne Mountain, this red sandstone castle has experienced wind and rain, but still retains its original style. -- **Note**: December climate: The temperature in Germany in December is moderate. The average temperature during the day is about 4℃, and it can drop to -1℃ at night. Remember to bring a warm jacket! 🧣 Time difference problem: Germany is 7 hours behind Beijing time. Adjust the time difference and enjoy your journey to a foreign country! ⏰ Currency exchange rate: 1 Euro ≈ 7.5 RMB. Knowing the exchange rate in advance makes shopping more worry-free! 💶 Must-try foods: German sausages, pig's trotters, beer, etc. are not to be missed, allowing your taste buds to enjoy the exotic flavors! 🍖🍺 Traveling in Germany, these tips will help you have a more enjoyable trip! 🌟 -- There are many unfinished wonders waiting for you to explore during your trip to Germany. Pack your bags and start your romantic trip to Germany!

7-Day Germany Tour, All the Highlights Are Here! This amazing itinerary will take you on a tour of Germany and let you experience a different European style. Come and take a look! -------- 🌟Itinerary: Day 1: Heidelberg University Square - Heidelberg Castle - Old Bridge One-day tour of Heidelberg, visit the historic University Square, climb the ancient castle, stroll along the old bridge, and feel the classical charm of Germany. Day 2: Neuschwanstein Castle A full day tour of Neuschwanstein Castle, this fairytale castle will take you into a dream world, experience romance and mystery. Day 3: Königssee - BMW Museum - St. Bartholomew's Church - Marienplatz - New Town Hall From natural beauty to modern industry to historic buildings, this day will show you the diverse charm of Germany. Day 4: Rothenburg - St. Jacob's Church - Town Hall In-depth tour of Rothenburg, visit ancient churches and municipal buildings, and feel the tranquility and beauty of the medieval town. Day 5: Berlin Cathedral - Museum Island - Berlin TV Tower - Berlin Wall Park Berlin history and culture tour, visit the cathedral, museum, climb the TV tower, and learn about the history of the Berlin Wall. Day 6: Hamburg City Hall - Outer Alster Lake - Speicherstadt One-day tour of Hamburg cityscape, visit the city hall, stroll along the lake, and feel the unique charm of the port city. Day 7: Hamburg - Göttingen - Frankfurt End your trip to Hamburg, go to Göttingen to feel the academic atmosphere, and finally arrive in Frankfurt to end your pleasant trip to Germany. -------- Some tips: 🍁Germany is already in autumn in November, the temperature is moderate but there is a lot of rain, remember to bring rain gear and warm clothes~ 🎁Want to buy souvenirs? German kitchenware and beer mugs are very special, but they are expensive, so consider your budget before you buy. ✈️Transportation from the airport to the city is very convenient, with trains and subways, check the route in advance to easily reach your destination. 💶The cost of living in Germany is relatively high, especially in big cities, eating and shopping are a bit expensive, remember to plan your expenses in advance. 📸When taking photos in Germany, be careful not to take pictures of others at will, respecting privacy is very important. -------- Come to Germany, visit romantic castles, and taste European style! Want to know more, don't forget to follow me, take you to Germany, travel worry-free!

#10月好去2024 The **Hamburg City Hall** (Rathaus Hamburg) in Hamburg, Germany is a stunning building that combines history, culture and magnificent architecture. It is not only the political center of Hamburg, but also a great place for tourists to explore the city's history. #### Magnificent architectural style 🏰 The Hamburg City Hall was built in the 19th century, combining Renaissance and neo-Gothic styles, and has a magnificent appearance. Its majestic tower is 112 meters high and is one of the symbols of the city. The exterior of the building is beautifully decorated with stunning carvings and reliefs, and the building exudes a charming charm both during the day and at night. #### Deep History 📜 The Town Hall has witnessed the historical development of Hamburg, from a free city in the Middle Ages to an important port city today. Here you can visit the various rooms inside the town hall and learn about the city's political workings and historical events. The guided tour provides a wealth of background information and allows you to gain insight into the building's story. #### Beautiful Square 🌳 The square in front of Hamburg City Hall is a popular gathering place for locals and tourists. There are cafés and shops around the square where you can take a break, enjoy a cup of local coffee and soak up the city's welcoming atmosphere. In addition, the square often hosts various events and markets, which is a good opportunity to experience local culture. #### Visiting Tips 📝 - It is recommended to check the opening hours and guided tour information of the City Hall in advance to make full use of your visiting time. - Why not try local specialties and hamburger delicacies at nearby restaurants? - Remember to bring your camera to capture every corner of this magnificent building. #### Summary 🌟 Hamburg City Hall is a historical and cultural landmark that cannot be missed. Whether you are a history buff or an architecture fan, it will provide an unforgettable experience. When you come to Hamburg, don’t forget to visit this spectacular town hall and experience the city’s history and charm! #Hamburg Attractions

#europetrip The majestic building. A true witness to the history and explains its grandeur. It gives a thought what Hamburg was even centuries ago and what kind of city it was. The gothic architecture, the central tower, the figurines speak a lot. Inside also it’s no less. The high curved ceilings not missing the symmetry. The intact flooring, sober lighting highlighting all elements. The place commands its respects by leaving the entire place the visitors. We visited it in a working day but a festive day.

Hamburg is the perfect place to celebrate Christmas! There is so much joy around the city! When heading to Hamburg I recommend using the metro throughout the city! It’s a quick, and easy way to see the city! Plus it’s a lot cheaper than getting a taxi places! In Hamburg, I recommend going to the Christmas markets if there around Christmas time! When you go to the markets you can order hot drinks and keep the mug they come in! It’s a great souvenir and a yummy drink! #familytrip #christmastrip #Hamburg

The only city in the northwest of Germany that can be proud of is Hamburg, after all, it's like a direct-controlled city, the only impression is that shopping is extremely convenient, and of course, the degree of freedom here is also very high. I personally prefer the red roofs of Southern Europe with sea views, but the green roof of the Hamburg City Hall also has a unique flavor. A pretty good photo of the city hall can be taken from the shopping promenade next door. The building where the Hamburg Concert Hall is located is a building that Hamburgers are proud of. There used to be a Westin here, but it seems to have withdrawn now? Going to the pier to find a boat for a tour can visit Hamburg's Warehouse City, cargo ship pier, and warship pier. The duration is about 1 hour, and you can basically see the essence of Hamburg Port. Less than an hour's drive north of Schwerin is another city of the Hanseatic League, Wismar, where the port still retains some red brick historical buildings, showing the style of the past. The pier is quite close to some very characteristic boats, with fixed departure times, and you can spend a few tens of euros to experience the sea.

[Hamburg City Hall] Rathausmarkt 1, 20095 Hamburg, Germany Hamburg City Hall is the seat of the Hamburg State Parliament. At first glance, the building looks like a castle. Anyone can freely stroll around the hall on the first floor and the courtyard. The hall on the first floor also has a souvenir shop. The building is beautiful enough just from the outside, but the interior is also wonderful, so be sure to join a guided tour. #Germany

Hamburg, Germany ➡️ It is the second largest city in Germany, located in northern Germany. It is also known as one of the most beautiful cities in Germany The most important attractions of Hamburg are in Hamburg City Hall The main attractions are in the "Old Town", "New Town", "Port District" corridor In addition to sightseeing, there are many shops and shopping centers in the center of Hamburg, such as Neuer Wall, Mönckebergstraße and Jungfernstieg Avenue.

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Undoubtedly, this is the most beautiful single building in Hamburg. It is an extremely magnificent Renaissance style. It has great momentum and small details. It stands in the cold and snow of the North Sea for centuries. This is the spiritual center that the Hamburgers rely on. The symbol of a high degree of autonomy embodies the reluctance and pride of the Hamburgers who are not afraid of power. The town hall is domineering, standing between the window stands with bronze sculptures of 20 German emperors from Charlie the Great to Franz II, which established Charles Charlie of Hamburg and Baba, which granted Hamburg the freedom of navigation. Rosa the Great is located in the middle of the city. This is a tribute to the imperial power, but it does not mean that I must listen to you, so the city motto of Hamburg - "the freedom won by the ancestors, the later generations should be cherished" is also engraved in the golden Latin form. The town hall building is the most central.