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Towering above the Elbe and HafenCity is the city's newest landmark — the impressive concert venue Elbphilharmonie Hamburg.

Exclusive shops and boutiques, cafés and restaurants galore: Venetian charm along the Jungfernstieg waterfront.​​​​​​

The enormous WWII bunker on Feldstrasse hosts all kinds of music events, and there are plans for a massive rooftop garden.​​​​​​​

The expressionist Chilehaus building is a UNESCO world heritage site for its rich architecture and history.

The elegant Colonnaden pedestrian street features magnificent Wilhelminian architecture and specialty boutiques.​​​​​​

Against all odds, the timber-framed houses on Deichstrasse survived the centuries. They bear witness of a time long gone.

Not only is this ‘shipshape’ office building on the banks of the Elbe in Altona an eye-catcher, it’s also a walk-up attraction.

Restaurants, boutiques and galleries by the water, plus a unique Christmas market await on the Fleetinsel!

HafenCity ¼«ËÙʱʱ²Ê the most ambitious inner-city development in Europe: Modern architecture meets the city's historical UNESCO sites.

Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (central railway station) with its impressive hall, eateries and shops attracts travellers and diners alike.​​​​​​​

You can see the TV tower from almost anywhere in Hamburg. Though closed for now, you will be able to see Hamburg from up there again soon.

Looking for a river view without the tourists? Hamburg’s Holzhafen area awaits.