Discover Hamburg

The spectacular glass concert hall rises above an old brick warehouse at the harbor and impresses with world-class acoustics as well as the free-access Plaza, which offers a breathtaking panoramic view over the city.

The UNESCO World Heritage complex is considered the world's largest connected warehouse district, with brick Gothic architecture and picturesque canals once plied by ships loaded with coffee, tea and spices.

The world's largest model railway exhibition shows lovingly crafted miniature landscapes of entire countries and continents, complete with a day-night cycle and thousands of moving details, a highlight for the whole family.

Germany's largest seaport offers harbor cruises with views of huge container ships, while the legendary Reeperbahn in the St. Pauli district becomes a pulsing nightlife hub of bars, clubs and live music after dark.

Hamburg Airport is served by numerous European cities. By ICE train it's about seven hours from Zurich; night trains and direct flights from several Swiss airports are also an option.

The spectacular glass concert hall rises above an old brick warehouse at the harbor and impresses with world-class acoustics as well as the free-access Plaza, which offers a breathtaking panoramic view over the city.

The UNESCO World Heritage complex is considered the world's largest connected warehouse district, with brick Gothic architecture and picturesque canals once plied by ships loaded with coffee, tea and spices.

The world's largest model railway exhibition shows lovingly crafted miniature landscapes of entire countries and continents, complete with a day-night cycle and thousands of moving details, a highlight for the whole family.