Also known as Michel, the church is one of the city's popular landmarks with its Baroque architectural style, a grand copper statue, and scenic views from the top.
The world's largest model railway, Miniatur Wunderland, is a miniature replica of various iconic regions of the world with intricate details, including moving parts and interactive features.
Discover the vast collection of maritime exhibits, including ships, paintings, shipping equipment, anything related to the sea and its stories, a truly engrossing experience for visitors
Enjoy the serene atmosphere of Planten un Blomen, surrounded by lush greenery while witnessing the mesmerizing water-light concerts, the perfect treat to relax the mind and soul.
To navigate between attractions during the day, a combination of renting a car or using a taxi service is advisable; using any of the city’s public transport networks, U-Bahn or S-Bahn, is also possible but may consume more travel time because of connections.
The car rental or taxi service estimate cost is around €15-20, while U-Bahn and S-Bahn tickets cost €3-6 per person.
If you have more time, the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg is an excellent addition to the itinerary. The building itself is a masterpiece, and enjoying a concert or show inside could be an unforgettable experience.
Alternatively, for a more laidback experience, you may consider a boat ride around the canals of Hamburg or go shopping along the city's vibrant shopping destinations. Make sure to research the availability of the attractions and the traffic before the trip, so you can adjust the itinerary accordingly.
The city's primary airport is the Hamburg Airport (HAM), about 8 km north of the city centre. One may reach the city centre in around 25 minutes using the S-Bahn, costing around €4-6 per person. Alternatively, Taxi services are available at the airport, costing around €25-30.