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Built in 1907-11, the oldest of the Elbe Tunnels links the district of St. Pauli with the island of Steinwerder. The twin tunnel is 426m long, 4.70m wide, 4.50m high and runs just 6m below the river. Built for traffic, cyclists... more
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Hamburg's version of the London Dungeon is guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. The tour around the dungeons takes about two hours and features a gruesome elucidation of the darkest chapters of Hamburg's history. Visitor... more
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A real institution in Hamburg, this traditional fish market has taken place every Sunday morning since 1703. Nowadays, market-goers can purchase much more than just fish, livestock, exotic plants and a whole range of bric-a-bra... more
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Real Travelers who've been here
itinerant_soul@hotmail.com said
… visit, rent yourself a little boat and paddle or peddle yourself over the Alster river that runs through… continue reading »
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If you attempted to beam a popular seventies hangout into the 21st century, the chances are that it would resemble Roschinsky's. Situated in the middle of the red light district, this bar is full of bright and cheerful colors.... more
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Covering an area of 150 hectares, the Stadtpark is Hamburg's second biggest park and a magnet for joggers, cyclists and sunbathers during the warm summer months. The lake is a great place for a swim (temperature permitting) and... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Filka said
…="font-style: italic">Stadtpark, we took the Hochbahn ("elevated railway") to go to the Port of Hamburg… continue reading »
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Irish, Irish, Irish and everyone speaks English, drinks pints of Guinness, and chats away about rugby and football. That´s what people expect of an Irish pub and that´s exactly what you might encounter at Finnegan's Wake. It is... more
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Built at the end of the 19th century, the Speicherstadt is the world's largest warehouse complex. The warehouses, many of which are up to eight storeys high, are all made of brick; the copper roofs and small towers serve as dec... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Filka said
… district called Speicherstadt, a UNECSO world cultural heritage. This trading district was built… continue reading »
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Opened in 1961, the Imam Ali mosque is one of three in the city, and forms the centre of Islamic life in Hamburg. The turquoise building and lovely grounds have been designed in distinctive oriental style. Recently renovated, t... more
Ahrensburg Travel Experiences
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How 'bout some boat jazz, huh?
So, on Monday, Scott went over to Dave's place to steal some movies for a movie night and from there sent me this email:"Boat jazz? Free!... Continue reading »
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Day 16: Hamburg Miniature land and Planten un Blomen
Today was kind of a family day . After a long long time I slept late till 9.00 am . 9.30 am breakfast and then we went to Miniature... Continue reading »
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Dead disco, dead funk, dead rocknroll... Or Live...
well it certainly has been a musical week, to say the least!Monday we picked up some couchsurfers who stayed with us until Saturday... Continue reading »
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Might as well be the 50's
Our train was a little late getting into Germany and so we had to layover at a tiny train station in the middle of nowhere. We went... Continue reading »
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Day 2 : Hamburg City and Harbor Tour
Before we start our European Discovery with Contiki we had a free day to experience and explore Hamburg Germany's "Gateway to the World"... Continue reading »
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