A Review On Hamburg, Germany

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Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany after Berlin. This metropolitan city is located in the northern region of the country, precisely at the intersection of the Elbe River and its two tributaries; River Alster and River Bille. Because it is located at the junction of three rivers, making this area of the city flowed by many canals, similar to Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and Venice in Italy. The Hamburg region is bounded by Lower Saxony to the west and south; with Schleswig-Holstein to the east and north; and with the North Sea (North Sea) to the northwest. The population of the city is around 1.8 million in 2016.

Just like Berlin and Bremen, Hamburg is also a state (bundesland), known as Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg (Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg). Apart from the city center, this state area also includes several islands in the North Sea, namely Neuwerk, Scharhörn, and Nigehörn. From the city center of Hamburg, the three islands are about 100 km apart and are connected via the Elbe River. Hamburg is also a city of Hansa (Hansestadt) in the past, because it is located in the area of trade routes in the North Sea and Baltic Sea. From Bremen, the city is only about 100 km to the northeast; while from Berlin, Hamburg is 280 km to the northwest.

[masoomumer]

Germany ranks seventh as the largest country in Europe. About two and a half times that of Java. Germany was separated into two parts, West Germany and East Germany by the Berlin Wall. But now it has united into a unity with Berlin as its capital. Apart from Berlin, there are still many other cities that have an influence on the progress of the German state. One of them is the city of Hamburg.
This city is the second largest city in Germany which is located in the northern region of Germany. Hamburg, which is close to the sea, is an important port city in Germany. Like other cities, Hamburg also upholds education. There is one university that is already known in the world, the University of Hamburg. But Hamburg's appeal doesn't just come from this. Apart from typical German souvenirs it is quite unique. Many tourist attractions in Hamburg are interesting to visit.

Some tourist destinations in Hamburg :
- Port of Hamburg
- Außenalster
- Miniatur Wunderland
- Tierpark Hagenbeck
- Speicherstadt
- Elbphilharmonie

[piton]

Port of Hamburg

As the name implies, the port city of Hamburg, it's a good idea to visit this port. Not only plays an important role for the city and country, the port of Hamburg is also one of the economic gateways of Northern Europe to the point that it is the second busiest port in Europe. Even though its main function is not for tourism, you can still travel to this place with the people closest to you. Just like the port of Jackson in Australia, the port of Hamburg also has a tourist attraction.
You can go around the harbor using a ferry or other passenger boat, take a leisurely walk on the beach, or eat seafood at several restaurants. If your budget is big enough, you can also travel by cruise ship from this port. If you still have time to explore, you can find a theater performing arts theater in between the ports filled with containers, namely the Der König der Löwen performance building. To get there, a shuttle boat is provided that you can ride. It will be a new experience if you choose the port of Hamburg to be one of your tourist destinations. Because what you will get is not only natural scenery, but also views of the busy port city of Hamburg.

[jigrak66]

Hamburg, Germany's largest city after Berlin, is located at the mouth of the Elbe River, which is shaped like a funnel. Its location makes it an important link between the sea and Germany's inland waterway network and many islands. The city is best known for its famous port area, the Port of Hamburg. Apart from being a major transportation hub, Hamburg has become one of Europe's most important cultural and commercial centers, as well as a major tourist destination.

The only part of old Hamburg that has survived fires and wars over the centuries, the narrow and curvy Deichstrasse gives a sense of the city's past. Built long before 19th-century warehouse and 21st-century harborside complexes, this street is a view of the city's Hanseatic past. The Hanseatic League was a medieval association of port cities and independent traders along the Baltic and north Atlantic from the 11th to 18th centuries, and even into the 19th century. Its unique architecture is found throughout Baltic Germany. Deichstrasse takes you directly to a bridge over one of the city's many canals. Large brick sheds, built centuries after Hansa's power waned, formed canyons along the canal sides.

[JF2019]

Second only to Berlin in size and population, the city of Hamburg is home to one of the biggest harbors in Europe. A stroll along its many waterways and canals illustrates why it has been called the "Venice of the North." Don't miss a trip to the local fish market (Fischmarkt), the Merchants District (marked by its imposing red-brick architecture), a fine dining experience along the river or a night out in the university quarter. And did we mention the Reeperbahn (red light district)? It's quite famous for its… red lights.

[masoomumer]

Germany ranks seventh as the largest country in Europe. About two and a half times that of Java. Germany was separated into two parts, West Germany and East Germany by the Berlin Wall. But now it has united into a unity with Berlin as its capital. Apart from Berlin, there are still many other cities that have an influence on the progress of the German state. One of them is the city of Hamburg.
This city is the second largest city in Germany which is located in the northern region of Germany. Hamburg, which is close to the sea, is an important port city in Germany. Like other cities, Hamburg also upholds education. There is one university that is already known in the world, the University of Hamburg. But Hamburg's appeal doesn't just come from this. Apart from typical German souvenirs it is quite unique. Many tourist attractions in Hamburg are interesting to visit.

Some tourist destinations in Hamburg :
- Port of Hamburg
- Außenalster
- Miniatur Wunderland
- Tierpark Hagenbeck
- Speicherstadt
- Elbphilharmonie

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Germany ranks seventh as the largest country in Europe. About two and a half times that of Java. Germany was separated into two parts, West Germany and East Germany by the Berlin Wall. But now it has united into a unity with Berlin as its capital. Apart from Berlin, there are still many other cities that have an influence on the progress of the German state. One of them is the city of Hamburg.
This city is the second largest city in Germany which is located in the northern region of Germany. Hamburg, which is close to the sea, is an important port city in Germany. Like other cities, Hamburg also upholds education. There is one university that is already known in the world, the University of Hamburg. But Hamburg's appeal doesn't just come from this. Apart from typical German souvenirs it is quite unique. Many tourist attractions in Hamburg are interesting to visit.

Some tourist destinations in Hamburg :
- Port of Hamburg
- Außenalster
- Miniatur Wunderland
- Tierpark Hagenbeck
- Speicherstadt
- Elbphilharmonie

We decided to book a cheap flight to Hamburg for the weekend for Valentines day. We stayed at the NH City Hamburg Hotel. The hotel was beautiful, really spacious and good service. The breakfast was quite expensive though at 15 euros each. Beds were lovely and comfortable and the hotel was in a central location easy ti find by local underground routes.We got the flight for around £150 for two of us and the flight is around 1.20 min from London. When we touched down in Lubeck Airport, we thought we had arrived into a cattle barn it literally is a shed But outside the airport is a green bus which takes you directly into Hamburg city. The bus meets every flight. The drive to Hamburg city from Lubeck costs 10 euros each and is about an hours drive.At Zob Hamburg bus station you can pick up a time table so you know what time to be back at the bus station for your return flight. You need to be back there bang on the button though because they wait for no one. The underground system in Germany is really good. Behind the macdonalds at the train station is the underground where you will also find a tourist information centre.

[yuyul]

Germany ranks seventh as the largest country in Europe. About two and a half times that of Java. Germany was separated into two parts, West Germany and East Germany by the Berlin Wall. But now it has united into a unity with Berlin as its capital. Apart from Berlin, there are still many other cities that have an influence on the progress of the German state. One of them is the city of Hamburg.
This city is the second largest city in Germany which is located in the northern region of Germany. Hamburg, which is close to the sea, is an important port city in Germany. Like other cities, Hamburg also upholds education. There is one university that is already known in the world, the University of Hamburg. But Hamburg's appeal doesn't just come from this. Apart from typical German souvenirs it is quite unique. Many tourist attractions in Hamburg are interesting to visit.

Some tourist destinations in Hamburg :
- Port of Hamburg
- Außenalster
- Miniatur Wunderland
- Tierpark Hagenbeck
- Speicherstadt
- Elbphilharmonie