19 Things to Do in Hamburg Germany 🇩🇪 Hamburg Travel Guide

I absolutely love Hamburg Germany. Germany in general is a country full of very cool cities as well as beautiful towns and incredible natural beauty. This trip has really inspired me to explore more of Germany in 2023.
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The Beatles Tour: www.hempels-musictour.de
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Chapters
00:00 intro
00:22 Public Coffee Roasters
00:45 BinnenAlster
1:01 Rathaus
1:37 Paternoster
2:06 Hamburg Port of Middle Ages
3:12 St Nikolai Memorial
3:57 Deichstrasse
4:12 Cafe Am Fleet
4:50 HafenCity
5:34 Berliner Bahnhof
6:08 Jupiter Art Center
6:32 Harbor Boat Tour
7:02 Elbphilharmonie
7:34 Miniatur Wunderland
8:41 St Michael’s Church
9:47 Astra St Pauli Brauerei
10:06 Beatles Tour
12:04 Miniatur Wonderland (For real)
12:28 Franzbrotchen
12:50 outro
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[@lanman6239]

As someone born in Hamburg I always appreciate the perspective of foreiigners. Personally I noticed that I take this city for granted. Back in the day I studied together with people that were from smaller towns, but in a short time really dived into the nightlife. After a few months they knew more about the hip spots in Hamburg than I did. I just traveled from A to B and didn't pay as much attention.

[@NomadShifu]

The city is best known for its famous harbor area, the Port of Hamburg. In addition to being a major transportation hub, Hamburg has become one of Europe's most important cultural and commercial centers, as well as a major tourist destination.

[@Trenchfood]

...and one of the most vibrant cities in the world.

[@uweinhamburg]

Perhaps a bit weird as a tip, but if you have a longer stay in my town, you could visit one of the biggest cemeteries in the world, the Ohlsdorf Friedhof. It is an impressive graveyard but also a beautiful park. Walks for hours or days!

[@travelwithpaddy]

I live here ... and I love it here. It's a mixure between Berlin and Munich ....

[@bobsaint-laurent5655]

I was in Hamburg twice !!! Great City ! ✌

[@Yisraela]

Thank you for the tour! Me and my husband will be in Hamburg this coming September!! We can't wait!!

[@aishaelias9071]

Super excited in a week time I will be there ..excited 👍👍👍👍

[@Frank-yx9zl]

Hamburg is my favourite City since I was a child,that is decades ago . I originated further south in the center of Germany , having Frankfurt /M not close but much closer than HH. But I have Relatives in the north of Germany. Year for year we visited for a week in a village, interrupted by a day travel Lübeck and / or Hamburg . The port was always awesome to look , the Harbour tours from the "He Lücht 's " ( engl . " He lies " ) , Boat tour captains with humour and the talent to mix their explanations with true facts and "alternative facts " . The Cargo ships in the late 70s and early 80s looked the differend to the now usual container vessels . The Zoo (Hagenbecks Tierpark ) in 1978 offered Elephant rides for a fee . There was a kind of six person seat on the back of the Elephant , it was a warm bluesky summer day in Hamburg, the park was verry well visted , and the ride was all through the park on the walkways between all the visitors . And there was a super spectacular playground I have never seen before . But when let drop the word "Hamburg" outside northern Germany , people reacted with saying the often grey weather , the " Kiez (St Pauli / Reeperbahn / Red light .) -Apropos , the vibe changed a lot , now its more a big party and drinking event , wth much more tourists . In 1985 ,it felt much more unsafe ,in the night and a notorious war between pimp gangs /connections with a number of victims. When Hamburg started the Musical -era ( in 1986 with " cats" ) , the Reeperbahn gets a turnaround. Since the millenium turn , the numbers of visitors and Hotels is constantly growing and is for many a dream to go there one day .- How times are changing.😉 Laura , someone wrote you looks german . I dont know. But if you would be born one generation before yours , I would say you reminds me on actor Mathew Brodderick , almost as his sister . You have seen the whole world and many destinations , but repeat a Hamburg visit in a feww years.👍

[@johnbehneman1546]

GREAT VIDEO LAURA!!!! I LOVE HAMBURG AS WELL. I LOVE GERMANY!!! I WOULD LOVE TO VISIT IN THE FUTURE. IT LOOKS LIKE SO MUCH FUN!!!! GREAT VIDEO AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!!

[@mthafke7103]

Great Video, you are always welcome in HH ❤️

[@gautamdhiman2770]

Vielen Dank Frau Laura Bronner for this vlog. I really enjoyed the places you visit. I learned many things about Hamburg and the city is really beautiful and had so many places to visit. The next year I will start my study program in Germany. I am looking forward to these places. The places will be on my bookmark list. The Elbphilharmonie building of Architecture is extremely unique and I hope you enjoy the concent there. I am looking forward to your more Deutschland Videos.

[@edisoonchan1195]

I love your vlogs,due to the virus I can't go abord,so I really enjoy the view of scenery in your eyes from you vlog.I hope isn't too late for me to subscribe your channel!(BTW,I love your accent,which could be help me study the English!)

[@didierbaudot]

I'm going for the Sixt time to Hamburg next month there is so much to see in Hamburg less known sightseeing in Hamburg are a wax museum, a car prototype museum even a erotic museum, there are even beautiful castles in Hamburg but not in the city but in the state of Hamburg. Thank you for the nice video i subscribed. 🙂

[@ggnnttmm]

The Saturn next to the central station is the largest contiguous electronics store in the world over 6 floors.

[@paulsteinbinder1460]

I would also highly recommend you also Panoptikum ...

[@daveachtem7099]

great video. I like how you mentioned places to eat and the Beattle tour.

[@laura-bronner]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Resmith18SR]

You're everywhere Laura. I'm wondering of all the places and cities you've visited what are your favorites and why?

[@moshemizrahi1133]

I’m heading here after spending 6 months in Berlin following my 1 year stay in Munich. And I can see that Hamburg is actually beautiful unlike Berlin with nothing but mostly concrete everywhere. I’d say Berlin was much more of the fun kinda place to spend summer in compared to boring, disappointing and terrible Munich which had nothing there whatsoever. Since I’m starting my new job in Hamburg I’m kinda excited as hopefully my last stop in Germany before I reunite with my family in Denmark for good. Thanks for the awesome video!!

[@jacksonamaral329]

Good.

[@morpmorpt4746]

A coffee shop is in every city

[@brandlworld]

Germany's highest church tower is in Ulm: Ulmer Münster, at 162 meters the highest church tower in the world.

[@therealmcbong8446]

my god, why is no one mentioning the König der Löwen Musical, literally the main reason id go back to Hamburg

[@LittleGirl21]

Mój kochany Hamburg,niezapomniany👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@josephkrizauskas1052]

In 1982 My Navy ship was supposed to make a port visit to Hamburg. We had to cancel because we had a back up electric generator go down with major problems. We needed everything running to make the transit like all ships have to. Big disappointment.

[@laura-bronner]

What a shame, I bet it was quite a different place in the early 80s!

[@358life6]

Hi there we are looking at spending some time in mexico and was hoping there is a web site for property to rent? I know it's off topic but still hoping you could put us right

[@IceBreaker1]

You look German, Laura:) Thanks for the vid.

[@laura-bronner]

haha well that's not one I've heard before! My uncle once did an ancestry search on my dad's side of the family and many of our relatives came to the US from Switzerland (hence the German last name!) so maybe that's why!

[@judit1783]

I never went to north Germany just Frankfurt, Budigen (know someone here, but great walled city with the last prince and a palace), Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Munich, Garnish and Austrian Alps.

[@laura-bronner]

The country has so many beautiful places - this trip really re=sparked my interest in exploring more of Germany in 2023!

[@Bluegrassriver8]

Garmisch not Garnish

[@brandlworld]

Garmisch-Partenkirchen 😉

[@allencrider]

Laura Loves Coffee

[@laura-bronner]

Coffee is like oxygen haha

[@allencrider]

@@laura-bronner Which country serves the best coffee, in your opinion?

[@laura-bronner]

Oo tough call! Italy comes to mind first but they also take their coffee very seriously in Australia!

[@richardthegingerbo909]

Herbertstraße

[@selimemini4503]

Apo hin udhen ka turkya iraq syria pe mirrni jap juve treni lidhen evropen

[@morpmorpt4746]

Not the most interesting to do things IMHO..

[@davidGPS95]

Hi I just returned from a holiday to Hamburg as much as I enjoyed it I wouldn't be in a hurry to return, the city is full of graffiti, homeless , beggers , Altona is a dump and some parts of port stinks of sewage 🤮