Experience the world's largest model railway exhibit featuring different countries and moments in time. The exhibit is interactive, including a working airport and day/night cycles.
This beautiful Baroque church is also known as Michel, features a tower with stunning views of the city, and is one of the most iconic landmarks in Hamburg.
Get up close and personal with exotic animals in a park designed to mimic their natural habitats. See elephants, tigers, and many more animals in this beautiful setting.
Visit the largest amusement park in Northern Germany, featuring 40 different rides, including one of the largest roller coasters in Europe.
Go for a hike or take a guided tour in one of Europe's most important nature reserves at the Wadden Sea National Park.
Explore the climate zones of our planet, from the tropics to the polar regions, in this interactive museum in Bremerhaven.
This historic sailing ship built in 1896 has been converted into a museum dedicated to Hamburg's maritime history.
This interactive attraction offers an experiential journey through Hamburg's dark past. You will experience spine-chilling shows with actors and special effects.
Enjoy a peaceful stroll through this beautiful park with its botanical gardens, playgrounds, and water light shows during the summer months.
Visit Hamburg's famous concert hall with its stunning architecture and fantastic views of the Elbe River and the city.
This multi-purpose indoor arena hosts a variety of concerts, sporting events and other spectaculars such as Cirque du Soleil.
This 3-time yearly festival features amusement park rides, food booths, and funhouse mirrors.
Get an entirely new view of Hamburg from the water while relaxing on a tour or a sunset cruise of the harbor, including a visit to the Elbphilharmonie and the Köhlbrandbrücke.
Spend your last day in Hamburg testing your puzzle-solving skills at Escape Room Hamburg, where you can choose from different games to play with friends or family.
Transportation in Hamburg is easy with an extensive network of public transportation including buses, trains, and ferries. Daily, weekly and group tickets are available, pricing as shown:
Travel between locations on this itinerary is best achieved by a rental car or a taxi. Car rentals begin at €30 daily, and taxi fares vary based on distance and time.
If you have extra time, consider taking a day trip to Lübeck, a medieval town only an hour away from Hamburg. In contrast, if you don't have 14 days to spare, you can shorten the itinerary by a few days, but keep in mind there is much to explore in Hamburg, and you might have to sacrifice some experiences.
Hamburg Airport (HAM) is an international airport, located about 8.5 km away from the city center. It is Germany's fifth-largest airport, and a hub for various airlines, making it easy for travelers to find a direct flight from Hamburg to various destinations worldwide.