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Information about Hamburg
Trip Preparation
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Entry/VisaTo enter Hamburg you will need to bring a valid passport. There is no need to acquire a visa.
Vaccines
No other than the standard vaccinations are necessary when entering Hamburg.
Climate
Hamburg has an oceanic climate. During summer which lasts usually from June through to August temperatures range from 20°C to 30°C., the winters on the contrary are somewhat colder, from December through to February temperatures range from -5°C to 5°C with the possibility of snowfall. Spring and autumn are both cold and warm with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 15°C.
Currency
The Currency in Hamburg is the Euro.
Language
The language spoken in Hamburg is German.
Telephone reception
In Hamburg it is possible to use domestic mobile phones as there is very good telephone reception. The Roaming option should be set up on your phone.
Country and People
Hamburg (Hamburg) - a major industrial center and second largest city in Germany. Status of the biggest sea port and the fourth largest river port in Germany put an appropriate stamp on the economy
of Hamburg, turning it into a large shopping center.
Traditions / Customs
A Tradition and Custom in Hamburg is to drink an apple wine called “apfelwein”, locals in Hamburg will have a lot of respect towards people who can drink a few glasses of this wine.
Religion
Most people in Hamburg are Evangelical or Catholic; there has also been a rise in Muslims. The rest of the population are Buddhists, Hindus and Jews.
Traditions / Customs
A Tradition and Custom in Hamburg is to drink an apple wine called “apfelwein”, locals in Hamburg will have a lot of respect towards people who can drink a few glasses of this wine.
Religion
Most people in Hamburg are Evangelical or Catholic; there has also been a rise in Muslims. The rest of the population are Buddhists, Hindus and Jews.
Getting Around
Airports / Car rental
The International airport in Hamburg is “Hamburg Airport” and is located about 5 km from the city Centre. The airport operates domestic and many international flights daily. From there you can also rent a car.
Public transport
In Hamburg it is possible to use a variety of public transportation, including rail, bus and ship. The railway system in Hamburg is “Hamburg S-Bahn” which operates in and out of Hamburg. The local buses in Hamburg are also very convenient as it rotates all around in Hamburg.
It is also possible to rent a bicycle in Hamburg and cycle around the city.
Taxis / Infrastructure
Taxis can be found at taxi stands or simply rotating on the road. They can also be ordered at the hotel, or by calling the central taxi service.
The International airport in Hamburg is “Hamburg Airport” and is located about 5 km from the city Centre. The airport operates domestic and many international flights daily. From there you can also rent a car.
Public transport
In Hamburg it is possible to use a variety of public transportation, including rail, bus and ship. The railway system in Hamburg is “Hamburg S-Bahn” which operates in and out of Hamburg. The local buses in Hamburg are also very convenient as it rotates all around in Hamburg.
It is also possible to rent a bicycle in Hamburg and cycle around the city.
Taxis / Infrastructure
Taxis can be found at taxi stands or simply rotating on the road. They can also be ordered at the hotel, or by calling the central taxi service.
Discover and Enjoy
Latest version edited by Isabel.b
EventsHamburg yearly hosts many different festivals and events, there are many street festivals such as “the gay pride Christopher street day festival”, “the Alster fair” and “Hafengeburtstag” which is a funfair to honor the port of Hamburg. Other events occurring throughout the year are:
- Hamburger Motorbike Days
- Frühlingsdom
- Japanisches Kirschblütenfest
- Hamburg’s Dom
- Winterdom
- Weihnachtsmärkte
Culinary
Hamburg has very traditional German food including the following dishes:
- Aulsuppe which is a local soup,
- Bratkartoffeln which are pan fried potatoes,
- “Rote Grütze” which is one of the most famous and popular specialties,
- Bratwurst
- Labskaus a traditional meat
- Sauerkraut
And much more.
Sights
Hamburg is a city full of history and culture. There is so much to see including over 40 theatres, 60 museums and over 100 music venues and clubs. Amongst the theatres one of the most memorable ones is the “Thalia Theatre” owned by “Deutsches Schauspielhaus” Amongst the variety of museums and galleries some which should be visited when in Hamburg are:
- The Kunsthalle Hamburg (Contemporary art gallery)
- Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe ( Museum for art and industry)
- Deichtorhallen/ House of Photography
- The „Inernationales Maritimes Museum Hamburg“
- Museum of Labour
- Kiekerberg Open Air Museum
- Museum Miniatur Wunderland (which is the world’s largest model railway museum)
Hamburg Most popular things to do
Hotel reviews for hotels in Hamburg
the hotel is a huge complex, the by far to see. Rooms were tidy with sufficient space. Many groups of different nationalities. Partly long ways to the rooms.
rooms are sufficiently large. Heating works great. Bathroom was spacious.
staff friendly and professional.
For a group trip offers the hotel an excellent value for money. In terms of guided city tour we had something bad luck. The Stadtführerein of the undertake, the also Rotlichttouren and Hurenrundgänge offers, knew about the hotel aro... Read more
in December 11
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Andreas, Age 51-55, Friends
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The Radisson BLU is very centrally located. A train station is on the doorstep and brings a everywhere back.
the architectural style of the hotel is very interesting and nice to look at. The amount impressed! ( btw: the highest hotel Hamburg ☺
the foyer is offering a clear view and you could not more modern designed can. It is in a dark but very elegant tone decor. You immediately felt comfortable ☺
the hotel has all in all 26 floors!
if we knew not, how many stars the hotel has, we woul... Read more
in February 12
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Sarah, Age 14-18, Couple
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the hotel is modern furnished and makes a good impression. It is clean and well maintained.
we only breakfast booked. I believe half board does not exist.
the hotel offers its guests a secured parking garage surcharge on.
guests were all age groups to be met.
We had a larger room than we had booked. It was therefore of sufficient size (with extra bed)
everything was necessary available ( TV, mini bar) even a free usable coffee machine.
the bathroom has a shower and hair dryer and make-up mirr... Read more
in November 11
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Lisa, Age 19-25, Couple
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very nice, clean hotel with very friendly staff. The breakfast was stunning.
very nice clean rooms, with everything right paraphernalia. Next to TV, internet, safe, Tefeon and a minibar are also coffee and tea in the room.
the furnishing is in perfect condition timeless nice.
very friendly staff, from the front desk to the cleaning staff were all staff very friendly and accommodating.
breakfast restaurant and bar are on the ground floor. The à la carte restaurant you will find on the last fl... Read more
in February 12
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Mario, Age 19-25, Couple
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relatively new hotel close to the port and reeperbahn. The hotel has 20 floors. The higher the room is, the better the view is on Hamburg and the port. You can sleep relaxed, since it is very calm at night.
the rooms are not all too large, but neat and clean. Nice are the floor-to-ceiling window, the a nice view on the city or port offer. The bathroom is functional and rather 'sterile'.
The service is OK-more but also not. One is on mass set. Not unfriendly but also not personally.
After poss... Read more
in February 12
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Stefan, Age 36-40, Solo/single
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