Hamburg, Germany | Top 5 Must See Spots

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Hamburg, the city of superlatives. We are the city of Moin and Ahoi, of “Hummel-Hummel”, “Mors-Mors” and the lemon Jette. The city of the Franzbrötchen, the Labskaus and where you drink beer from the “Knolle”! Here, according to legend, a headless man passed 11 of his comrades! We celebrate the largest harbor festival in the world, right “next to” the largest historic warehouse complex and the smallest restaurant in the world! We live in the city with the world’s first police station, which is responsible for the smallest precinct in the world, and the largest park cemetery in the world, which, after Chicago, is also the second largest cemetery in the world. There is also the oldest adventure zoo here and the only tunnel in the world that can only be reached by vehicles via elevators. This is also the first river tunnel in Europe. Here you will find the most bridges in Europe, including the two longest in Germany. Big ships can be seen on the longest pontoon system in Europe. It is not only the city with the most bridges, but also the one with the most weekly markets in Europe. Goods are offered from the largest contiguous fruit growing area in Northern Europe and the largest flower and vegetable growing area in Germany, both areas partly belong to this city! The first ice cream parlor in Germany is on the first fully asphalted road in Germany and not far from it is the oldest steamship in operation in Germany. It bears the name of the district in which the oldest general hospital in Germany is located: St. Georg. St. Georg and St. Pauli, two districts named after saints, are also the most sinful! In the "Speicherstadt" (THE warehouse complex, see above) you will find the international maritime museum with the largest private maritime collection in the world. In the Speicherstadt you will also find the world in miniature: the Miniatur Wunderland, which is the biggest tourist attraction in Germany and can boast many other Guinness World Records itself.