Getting Around Hamburg Hamburg is a port city built around water, and its public transport network reflects that in a way no other major German city can match. Alongside a familiar U-Bahn and S-Bahn n...
Hamburg is a two-club city in a way only a handful of German cities can claim, and the contrast between its two football institutions could hardly be sharper. Hamburger SV, known to everyone simply as...
Hamburg is a maritime city built on water, but its real surprise is how much genuinely different scenery sits within a couple of hours of the Hauptbahnhof. Brick Hanseatic old towns, a salt-mining tow...
Hamburg is Germany’s largest port city and, less obviously to many travellers, one of Europe’s genuinely established cruise hubs rather than a stop tacked onto a Baltic or North Sea itiner...
Hamburg’s Christmas season runs on a genuine handful of separate markets rather than one central square, each with its own atmosphere and setting. That variety follows the city’s own geogr...
Hamburg is one of Europe’s great harbour cities, and its identity is built almost entirely around the working port that spreads out along the Elbe. Seeing that port properly, rather than glimpsi...
Hamburg is Germany’s second-largest city and one of Europe’s busiest ports, a maritime capital where fortunes were built on trade long before Berlin became the seat of government. The city...
Hamburg is one of the few German cities where a single hop-on hop-off ticket does not automatically mean a single bus. Several different operators run their own lettered lines through the city, each l...
Hamburg Airport: The One That Never Had to Move Hamburg Airport (HAM) is a rare thing among major European hubs: it has never moved. It has operated from the same site in Fuhlsbüttel since 1911, and b...
