A UNESCO WorldHeritage site, Speicherstadt is a massive complex of warehouses built on oak poles in the Elbe River. Today, the historic warehouses are home to restaurants, museums, and some of Hamburg’s biggest tourist attractions including Water Castle (Wasserschloss). Explore this unique district by boat or foot.

The world’s largestmodel railway system spans more than 1,500 square meters and is a quirkyattraction that often surprises visitors.

Completed in 2016, thisconcert hall has quickly become an architectural icon. It is now the tallest building in the city and offers sweeping views of the city and surroundingharbor. Catch a performance or take a guided tour.

A historic tunnel originally built in 1911 that runs under the Elbe River and was the first river tunnel on the continent. Nowadays, pedestrians and cyclists can enjoy the art nouveau design of the tunnel and an interesting piece of 20th century history.

This sprawling gardenhas something for everyone including water features, a Japanese Garden, an icerink (in the winter), and live performances.

This lively market witha glass roof has been operational since 1703. Here you’ll find your traditionalmarket fare but it is unique for its live music, the “market criers”enthusiastically offering shoppers a deal, and its pre-dawn hours that catchearly birds and night owls.

Once the world’s tallest building, the church was nearly destroyed in WWII. Having since been rebuilt, visit to see the neo-Gothic architecture, a viewing platform on the spire, and a museum that lies within the church’s underground crypt. Also check out St. Michael’s Church, the city’s largest, known for its distinctive copper dome and Baroque organ.

A renowned art museumwith a vast collection of European art dating from the Middle Ages through today.

This trendy neighborhood exudes charm with boutiques, restaurants, and a party mile. It’s known for its cultural diversity, street art, and rebellious spirit.

A vibrant district incentral Hamburg that combines historic charm with modern amenities. It is afavorite among Hamburg’s LGBTQ+ community.

A wealthy residentialdistrict on the banks of the Elbe River known for its half-timbered fishermen’shouses and pre-war villas.

Once an independent harbor town, it is now incorporated into Hamburg and has a rich maritime heritage.