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HAMBURG
QUEER
For gays and lesbians
Advice. Booking. Service.
Tel. +49 (0)40.300 51 932
www.hamburg-travel.com
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HAMBURG ➸
Cats & Dogs 04 Shopping 06
Sights 14 Culture 18
Food & Drink 26 Nightlife 32
Hotels & Hostels 38 Spas &
Sports 44 Cruise ships 48
Service 52 City map 54
District maps 56 Public
transport network 58
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Welcome!
Hamburg is an exciting destination for
lesbian and gay tourists because this city
on the banks of the Alster and Elbe, featuring the Michel and the Reeperbahn,
is dominated by a liberal spirit that links
tradition with modernity. This brochure
features the perfect day in Hamburg –
although one day is of course nowhere
near enough time to do this fantastic
city justice. If you are able, take a little
more time to enjoy the green city with its
cutting-edge architecture, lively scene,
diverse cultural attractions and endless
shopping opportunities.
St. Georg is of particular interest, which
has come to enjoy its reputation as
Hamburg’s gay village. This part of town,
located near the central station and
within a stone’s throw of the Alster, represents the beauty and open attitude of
the whole city. The heart of St. Georg is
the street called Lange Reihe – popular
for shopping, going for a stroll or visiting a
bar or two.
Enjoy your perfect day in Hamburg!
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CATS &
Photo credits: © Ulrike Schmidt
”The ‘Seeteufel’
offers the best
atmosphere to
relax at the end
of a long day.“
Adresses:
Tide
Rothestr. 53, Ottensen
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
druck dealer
Marktstr. 102, St. Pauli
Mon 2–7 p.m., Tues–Fri 12–7 p.m.,
Sat 12–4 p.m.
Kochkontor
Karolinenstr. 27, St. Pauli
Götterschnitt
Karpfangerstr. 22, Neustadt
Tues–Fri 10 a.m.–8 p.m., Sat 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Paola
Ottenser Hauptstr. 59, Ottensen
Zum Seeteufel
Elbchaussee 4, Ottensen
Tues–Sat 8 p.m. until close
Nele Maack,
Co-owner of the druck dealer
gallery and printers
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Photo credits: © Oliver Fantitsch
In the morning, I go to Tide Feinkost und
Treibgut, where you can enjoy coffee
from the Speicherstadt warehouses
and fantastic panini. Then I head to the
Karoviertel quarter to my shop, druck
dealer. There’s always something to
do, whether it’s organising the next
exhibition or finishing a few one-off
designs in our screen printing workshop.
For lunch, I head to Kochkontor, where
I can sit and leaf through some cookery
books to get some inspiration for my
next meal. Then I head down to the
Götterschnitt salon by the port where
Anne and Christiane will be cutting my
hair in a lovely, relaxed atmosphere. I
then take the ferry downstream to the
Dockland. Then I head inland and uphill
towards Ottensen, where I buy a few
tasty treats for dinner from Paola. Later
on, I pay a visit to Seeteufel. This small,
traditional Hamburg bar owned by Evi is
packed with artists, sailors and stuffed
puffer fish. It’s the perfect way to relax
and see out the day.
Mirko Bott,
Programme Director
(Schmidt Theater &
Schmidts TIVOLI),
Author and Director
DOGS
“I’m no shopping queen, but I just can’t
resist a look around the antiques market in
the Colonnaden.”
Wherever possible, I buy only the fresof the Speicherstadt warehouse district
hest ingredients from local shops – the
or the Elbe, such as “CARLS an der
Mercado in Ottensen is just a stone’s
Elbphilharmonie“, or my most recent
throw from my place and offers the ideal discovery – ”Brook“.
opportunity with plenty of market stands
Addresses:
on the ground floor: fruit, vegetables,
Mercado
flowers and the beautiful wine stand
Ca’Vino, which offers great advice
Mon–Wed, Sat 10 a.m.–8 p.m.,
on wine. For the very best meat and
Thurs and Fri 10 a.m.–9 p.m.
sausages from farms around Holstein,
Metzgerei Beisser
you have to go to the small family-run
butcher known as Beisser, where you
Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–7 p.m.,
will be served by the very friendly team.
Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Apart from that, I’m not much of a fan
Antikmarkt Colonnaden
of shopping and order everything else
Colonnaden, Neustadt, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
online whenever I can. The only thing I
can’t resist is the antiques market that Only on select dates
Kiezschnitte
is held in the Colonnaden four or five
times a year – and you can’t exactly buy Seilerstr. 46, St. Pauli
Tues–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.,
a new haircut online: to do that, I go to
see Sandra at her quirky “Kiezschnitte” Sat 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
CARLS an der Elbphilharmonie
salon on Seilerstraße – it also doubles
as an Elvis museum with adorable dogs
Am Kaiserkai 69, HafenCity
running around here and there.
Mon–Fri 12–2.30 p.m., 6–11 p.m.,
Since the only main meal of the day for
Sat and Sun 12–11 p.m.
me is dinner, there’s a whole range of
Brook
fabulous restaurants that I love to visit
Bei den Mühren 91, Altstadt
because the food is always of incredibly Mon–Sat 12–3 p.m., 6–10.30 p.m.
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high quality – ideally with a nice view
After breakfast or brunch, fashionistas head to
Hamburg’s hip and up-and-coming areas, such as
the Schanze and (right next to it), the Karolinenviertel, or Karo, for a spot of shopping. These areas
feature streets filled with little shops, such as trendy
boutiques and tiny studio shops. If you prefer a
more low-key, friendly and alternative style, head to
the winding streets of Ottensen. Eppendorf and
Winterhude feature more in the way of exquisite,
fashionable and luxury shops, as does the Lange
Reihe in St. Georg. But the biggest selection of all is
in the centre of Hamburg – on the city’s famous
Mönckebergstraße, beautiful Jungfernstieg and
in the covered arcades of the traditional HanseViertel, or the Europa Passage shopping centre.
Just got to have it?
Shopping
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FASHION
Men & women
FASHION
Men
Fortuna
As hip and unique as the Karolinen
viertel itself. The men’s fashion is stylish to casual, while the sporty casual
range for women has been recently
combined with some prettier looks.
➼ Marktstr. 15, Karolinenviertel
Tel. +49 40 40 18 68 72
Mon–Fri 12–7 p.m.,
Sat 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
Fortuna makes men
and women happy
Goldmarie
FKK
Cosy cardigans, brightly coloured jumpsuits and tops with quirky details.
If you like wardrobe staples that stand
out, Goldmarie is bang on the money.
➼ Marktstraße 145, Karolinenviertel
Tel. +49 40 68 98 53 29
Mon 2–7 p.m., Tues–Fri 12–7 p.m.,
Sat 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
www.gold-marie.com
Close-fitting dresses and skinny trousers, sporty jackets, suits and shirts:
designers Stefan Harm and Tobias Jopp
have been creating well-fitting, wearable fashions for people with a keen eye
for style for years.
➼ Hegestr. 21, Eppendorf
Tel. +49 40 46 00 90 41
Sat 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
www.fkk-fashion.de
André Zierke Couture
André Zierke Couture has been offering
luxury brands for ladies and gents since
1993, and has been located in leafy
Winterhude for the past seven years.
➼ Dorotheenstr. 16, Winterhude
Tel. +49 40 89 00 46 50
Mon–Sat 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
www.az-couture.de
Herr von Eden: designer boutique for designer suits
Herr von Eden
Adler Altona
Unique suits in a vintage style – for
men who like to make a splash.
Tel. +49 40 4 39 00 57
Mon–Fri 11 a.m.–8 p.m., Sat 11 a.m.–
6 p.m.
Everything for the stylish man: select
clothing and accessories from new or
well-established brands, a range of
books and magazines.
➼ Bei der Reitbahn 3, Ottensen
Tel. +49 40 39 90 80 16
Sat 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
www.adler-altona.de
Hardenberg
Inge Gräfin von Hardenberg provides
quirky, primarily casual men’s clothing.
➼ Schanzenstr. 85, Sternschanze
Tel. +49 40 35 39 88
Sat 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
www.hardenberg-mo.de
Bob
A spacious shop, leather sofa, beautiful
rug, international labels: Bob knows
exactly what men like and what looks
good.
➼ Kirchenallee 19, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 88 30 52 98
Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
www.bobhamburg.de
The Hamburg fashion label
FKK offers casual elegance
International fashion and
accessories from Bob in St. Georg
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FASHION
FASHION
Women
Accessories
Sustainable women’s fashion from fair-trade brand Maygreen
The last word in style – hats by Chapeau in St. Georg
Juno-Nord
Wie es Euch gefällt
Chapeau St. Georg
Hootsy Tootsy
Simple, classic, flattering womenswear
in subtle shades.
Tel. +49 40 38 66 46 17
Tues–Fri 12–7 p.m., Sat 12–6 p.m.
www.juno-nord.de
Nina Wirtz creates very special, yet very
wearable fashion, often with a romantic,
pretty look. She also sells beautiful
pieces by other young Hamburg designers in her shop in the Schanzenviertel.
➼ Juliusstr. 16, Sternschanze
Tel. +49 40 51 90 99 77
Sat 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
The specialist milliners in St. Georg
offers a wide range of headwear for
women and men.
➼ Lange Reihe 94, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 28 00 43 75
Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–8 p.m.
www.chapeau-stgeorg.de
Hootsy Tootsy sells bags, mobile phone covers
and other accessories for unique individuals.
All items are unique and can be customised
by you.
➼ Davidstraße 5, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 31 79 45 07
Tues–Thurs 1–6 p.m., Fri–Sat 1–8 p.m.
www.hootsytootsy.de
Maygreen
Fair-trade clothing that looks amazing,
sold in an impressive atmosphere.
➼ Große Rainstr. 17, Ottensen
Tel. +49 40 39 10 99 00
Sat 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
www.maygreen.de
Wedding bands and eternity rings, as
well as jewellery made from titanium,
platinum and gold – Uli Glaser’s stylish
showroom in Bahrenfeld is certainly
worth a visit.
➼ Stresemannstr. 374, Bahrenfeld
Tel. +49 40 8 99 30 60
Sat by appointment
www.uliglaserdesign.de
Petra Teufel
Exclusive designer pieces, an avant-garde style and an eye for special details
all characterise Kathrinn Bruss’ boutique.
➼ Hohe Bleichen 13, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 37 86 16 0
Mon–Fri 10–7 p.m., Sat 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
www.petrateufel.de
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Uli Glaser Design
Neonbox Optics
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Perle Store
In addition to furniture, cosmetics and clothing
from small labels, the hand-made lamp shades
made from beautiful wallpapers are a particular
highlight at Perle. We recommend simply going
for a browse through the store because the
breadth of products extends from vintage linens
to jewellery and cosy throws for the sofa.
➼ Großneumarkt 22, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 30 99 74 66
www.perle-shop.de
Glasses, sunglasses and contact lenses
for him and her – presented in a retro
80s style, including bright colours and a
disco ball.
➼ Ottenser Hauptstr. 63, Ottensen
Tel. +49 40 52 59 03 19
Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
www.neonbox-optics.de
Besides jewellery and fashion,
“Wie es Euch gefällt” also features
unique concerts in the shop window
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Erotica Boutique Bizarre: the specialist address for fetish, S&M/bondage, sex toys
and underwear on the Reeperbahn in St. Pauli
Speciality
Männerschwarm
Erotica Boutique Bizarre
The book shop’s range of books, comics
and magazines all deal with the topic of
gay life. The shop holds regular events
such as readings, signings and presentations.
Mon–Sat 10 a.m.–7.30 p.m.
www.maennerschwarm.de
The bright and modern interior of one of
the biggest sex shops in Europe features
everything you could think of – from
penis-shaped pasta to fluffy handcuffs.
Erotic literature and DVDs round off the
extensive collection.
➼ Reeperbahn 35, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 31 76 96 90
Mon–Sun 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
www.boutique-bizarre.de
Harrys Hamburger
Hafenbasar und Museum
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Mr. Chaps
Curiosity cabinet, antiques shop and
museum: lots of sailors brought artistic
and unusual items back to Hamburg after
their voyages. Souvenirs from around the
world, especially from Africa and Asia,
can be bought here, hired for special
occasions, or simply wondered at.
➼ Am Sandtorkai 60–62, HafenCity
Tel. +49 171 4 96 91 69
Tues–Sun 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
This world-famous leather and rubber
tailor has been making leather and
fetish clothing to measure since 1985.
There is also a well-stocked secondhand area.
➼ Greifswalder Str. 23, St. Georg
Sat 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
www.mr-chaps.de
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Hamburg’s maritime side
Sights
Experience the true spirit of this Hanseatic city at
St. Pauli Landungsbrücken with its bustling crowds
of tourists, the sound of barge horns, museum
ships and the various captains calling “Hafenrundfahrt” to invite you on a trip around the port. This
is a great place to begin exploring the city. Not
far from the hustle and bustle of the port, you can
also wander inland to the historic Speicherstadt
warehouse district and Hamburg’s latest major undertaking: the impressive HafenCity development
with the towering Elbphilharmonie concert hall,
due to open soon. Both the old brick warehouses
and the glittering, architecturally ambitious structures of the HafenCity are truly unique. The cruise
ship terminal in the HafenCity has also become a
particularily good focus point as more and more
luxury liners have come to appreciate the close
proximity of the terminal to this growing city.
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Hamburg’s new landmark: the
Elbphilharmonie concert hall
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SIGHTS
Classic Hamburg
Right in the middle of Hamburg, the
Alster river has been dammed into a
large, peaceful lake. The paths around
the lake invite you to take a scenic
stroll, while its green banks invite you
to kick back and relax. You can explore
the Alster from the water by hiring a
boat from one of the many hiring points
around the lake. People who prefer to
let someone else do the hard work can
make use of one of the many idyllic
tours offered every day by the AlsterTouristik organisation.
➼ Alster-Touristik,
Jungfernstieg jetty
Tel. +49 40 35 74 24 0
Elbe
Tours and guided
walks
HafenCity
Find out exciting facts about the
Speicherstadt and HafenCity from
experienced guides.
➼ Meeting point: Deichstr. / Corner of Steintwiete, HafenCity,
Tel. +49 40 87 08 01 00
Every Wednesday at 3 p.m.
It’s the Elbe that makes Hamburg so
loveable: the beach with the fantastic
Elbwanderweg walking trail, which
starts in Altona and extends beyond the
city limits to Wedel, invites you on long
walks at any time of year.
A true architectural and cultural
jewel. The information centre in the
Kesselhaus offers tours, exhibitions and
information about Hamburg’s newest,
flourishing district.
➼ Am Sandtorkai 30, HafenCity
Tel. +49 40 36 90 17 99
Tues–Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
www.hamburg-travel.com/hhhafencity
Fish market
Every Sunday morning, the Altona
Fischauktionshalle is where early
birds and night owls meet. It’s a bustling
collection of market stalls and people.
Some are looking for the freshest fish
and vegetables for a delicious lunch,
while others are looking for a fortifying
breakfast after a night out.
➼ Große Elbstr. / St. Pauli Fischmarkt
Every Sunday from 5–9.30 a.m.
(15/11 to 15/03 from 7 a.m.)
Join Kapitän Prüsse for a tour of the
port and see the Köhlbrandbrücke bridge
and container terminals in a trip lasting
1.5 hours.
➼ Meeting Point: St. Pauli Landungsbrücken (wharf 3)
Tel. +49 40 31 31 30
Several times daily
Take a tour on one of the Rote Doppeldecker and see Hamburg from every
angle. You can also hop on and hop off
as you like at various specific sights.
➼ Meeting Point: St. Pauli
Landungsbrücken (wharves 1–2)
or at the central railway station,
Kirchenallee
Tel. +49 40 7 92 89 79
The Elbe and its beaches invite you to
enjoy a walk or picnic at any time of year
➼ Find this tour and lots of others on
www.hamburg-travel.com/tours
TIP:
Theater auf dem Schiff
Cabaret, literature, music and theatre of the highest
quality – welcome to “Das Schiff”, Hamburg’s theatre ship. With its own ensemble and renowned
guests, it has been one of Hamburg’s most traditional theatres for almost 40 years. Its trademark style:
short, cheeky and musical!
➼ Tickets: +49 40 / 696 50 560 or
www.theaterschiff.de
Nikolaifleet/Holzbrücke 2, Neustadt
U3 Rödingsmarkt, S1 + S3 Stadthausbrücke
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Boat hire
Hamburg is best seen from the water.
When the sun’s shining, why not hire a
pedal boat, rowing boat or sailing boat
and join everyone else on the Alster lake?
➼ Segelschule Pieper sailing school
An der Alster, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 24 75 78
Every day in summer 10 a.m.–9 p.m.
www.segelschule-pieper.de
Stand Up Paddling
This trendy sport is becoming one of
the best ways to see Hamburg from its
waterways – not on a traditional barge
but with a surfboard, paddle and under
your own steam.
➼ Alstersurfer
Körnerstraße 1, Winterhude
Tel. +49 172 9 91 11 08
Every day from 11 a.m., weatherdependent
www.alstersurfer.com
Heligoland-Trips
The Halunder Jet catamaran sets off from
the Port of Hamburg every day on course
for Germany’s only non-coastal island.
➼ Meeting point: Helgoline,
St. Pauli Landungsbrücken
(wharves 3/4)
Tel. +49 461 8 64 44
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You’ll be spoilt for choice! After all, everything
on Hamburg’s many stages is well worth seeing.
Hamburg’s cultural scene does not in any way
fall short of the city’s reputation as the Pearl of the
North – in fact, it significantly contributes to it.
Visitors can expect a broad mixture of theatre,
music and museums. From drag shows in St. Pauli
and classical music concerts in the Laeiszhalle
(and soon in the Elbphilharmonie, too) to the wide
range of art galleries available, there is something
for everyone here. If you can’t squeeze it all in
during one visit, you’ll have to come again!
Discovering culture
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Drama
Kampnagel
Theatre, dance, performance art: The
old factory building in Winterhude has
long been a temple to the avant-garde.
Kampnagel offers its guests experimental plays, fabulous parties and wild
concerts.
➼ Jarrestr. 20, Winterhude
Tel. +49 40 27 09 49 49
www.kampnagel.de
The Thalia Theater, located in the heart
of Hamburg and offering 1.000 seats,
stands for ambitious contemporary plays
with a highly acclaimed ensemble.
Numerous awards document the artistic
success of this theatre. A second venue
of the Thalia Theater is located at
Gaußstraße in Hamburg Altona. The plays
staged here are often characterized and
influenced by Altona being Hamburg’s
multinational working-class and artist’s
quarter.
➼ Thalia Thater
Alstertor 1, Altstadt
➼ Thalia Gaußstrasse
Gaußstr. 190, Altona
Tel. +49 40 32 81 44 44
www.thalia-theater.de
DeutschesSchauSpiel
HausHamburg
As the largest non-musical theatre in
Germany, the Schauspielhaus is a cultural flagship for Hamburg, with a history
stretching back over 100 years.
➼ Kirchenallee 39, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 24 87 13
www.schauspielhaus.de
Imperial Theater
Being the only crime-thriller theatre in
the city the Imperial Theater has long
established itself in Hamburg’s cultural
scene. Apart from thrilling crime comedies the theatre’s repertoire includes
impro slam events and concerts.
Tel. +49 40 31 31 14
www.imperial-theater.de
Hunting criminals live on stage at the
Imperial Theater
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Flashy and trashy: The Schmidt Theater
programme offers everything: from
theatre and variety performances, satirical revues and concerts to cabaret. A
few metres up the road, the Schmidts
TIVOLI shows revues and musical theatre. The two stages often feature whimsical, but always original, performances.
Spielbudenplatz 24–25, St. Pauli
➼ Schmidts TIVOLI
Spielbudenplatz 27–28, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 31 77 88 99
www.tivoli.de
St. Pauli Theater
The reopening of the Hansa Varieté
Theater in 2009 saw a Hamburg legend
brought back to life – with a diverse
programme and to great acclaim.
➼ Steindamm 17, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 47 11 06 44
www.hansa-theater.de
Pulverfass Cabaret
Right on the Reeperbahn, the Pulverfass
has been presenting top-quality drag
cabaret for years, offering an exhilarating show of song, comedy, impersonations and flamboyant revue.
Tel. +49 40 24 97 91
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The St. Pauli Theater on the
Reeperbahn is a traditional, privately
managed local theatre of the highest
calibre. This is where guest performances, entertaining revues, moving
plays and well-known cabaret artists all
come together to tread the boards.
➼ Spielbudenplatz 29–30, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 47 11 06 66
www.st-pauli-theater.de
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John Neumeier has directed the
Hamburg Ballett company for 40 years
now and has received international
acclaim for the exceptional performances given by his dancers.
➼ Caspar-Voght-Str. 54, Hamm
Tel. +49 40 2 11 18 80
www.hamburgballett.de
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CULTURE
Music
TIP:
Hamburger Kammeroper
The theatre alone – a jewel of red and gold – is worth
the trip to Max-Brauer-Allee 76: on 200 unique, plush
seats, you can enjoy the opera here with all your senses. Clever productions in a Baroque atmosphere, including a four-course meal if you wish.
➼ Tickets available on +49 40 38 29 59
Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sat and Sun 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
www.alleetheater.de
S1, S2, S3, S11, S21, S31 Altona
The illuminated facade of the Hamburg State Opera in the Neustadt district
Laeiszhalle &
Elbphilharmonie
The magnificent neo-Baroque Laeisz
halle concert hall has been Hamburg’s
top address for classical music for over
100 years. In addition to the Hamburg
Philharmonic, international stars have
also given much-feted performances
here. This will also remain the case with
the opening of the spectacular new edifice in the HafenCity, something that
Christoph Lieben-Seutter, director of
both the Laeiszhalle and the Elbphil
harmonie, will see to.
➼ Johannes-Brahms-Platz, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 35 76 66 66
www.elbphilharmonie.de
Hamburg State Opera
Musicals
The Australian conductor, opera director
and Hamburg’s general music director
Simone Young has been presenting
fantastic, internationally prestigious
classical and contemporary music at
the traditional Hamburg State Opera for
many years.
➼ Große Theaterstr. 25, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 35 68 68
www.hamburgische-staatsoper.de
Experience the savannah in Hamburg
with Disney’s LION KING: the musical
Engelsaal
Concerts
Fantastic costumes, beautiful scenery,
wonderful stories and soaring songs:
people love musicals for a reason!
Hamburg has several major productions
on offer: Disneys DER KÖNIG DER
LÖWEN, the romantic boxing drama
ROCKY, the classic DAS PHANTOM
DER OPER and, a recent addition: DAS
WUNDER VON BERN. The colourful
musical DISNEYS ALADDIN will also be
coming to the city from November 2015.
www.hamburg-travel.com/shows
The Hamburger Engelsaal, which was
reopened in 2004, is one of Hamburg’s
most beautiful theatres and offers a
varied programme of well-known operettas and musical revues.
➼ Valentinskamp 40–42, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 30 05 14 44
www.engelsaal.de
Fantastic rock, pop and indie concerts
are best enjoyed at the Markthalle near
the central station, at the Fabrik in
Ottensen, or at Knust in the Schanze
district.
➼ Markthalle
Klosterwall 11, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 3 999 700
www.markthalle-hamburg.de
➼ Fabrik
Barnerstr. 36, Ottensen
Tel. +49 40 39 10 70
www.fabrik.de
➼ Knust
Neuer Kamp 30, Sternschanze
Tel. +49 40 87 97 62 30
www.knusthamburg.de
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Theatre, opera, musical: Up to 28% discount for
remaining tickets for regular events at the box office.
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THE REEPERBAHN FESTIVAL IS TURNING TEN.
GERMANY’S BIGGEST CLUBBING FESTIVAL FOR NEW
INTERNATIONAL MUSIC, ART AND BUSINESS – ONE OF MANY
REASONS TO EXPLORE HAMBURG’S CULTURAL LIFE.
CULTURE
Museums
BallinStadt – the emigra
tion museum
The museum in the former emigration
halls in Veddel illustrates the history
and stories behind emigration, showing
Hamburg as the port of dreams – the
last stop on a journey to the New World.
➼ Veddeler Bogen 2, Veddel
BallinStadt: memories of over five million
people who emigrated from the Port of
(Nov–Mar until 4.30 p.m.)
Hamburg
Tel. +49 40 31 97 91 60
www.ballinstadt.de
Museum der Arbeit
If you want to find out how the fort of
Hamburg became the proud city that it
is today and known as the Gateway to
the World, the Hamburg Museum in the
Planten un Blomen gardens is just the
place to find out.
➼ Holstenwall 24, Neustadt
Tues–Sat 10–5 p.m.,
Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Tel. +49 40 4 28 13 21 00
www.hamburgmuseum.de
➼ Hamburg has plenty of other interesting museums on offer besides.
You can find an extensive list with an
in-depth description of each museum
online at www.hamburg-travel.
com/museums
This museum in the district of Barmbek
illustrates the changes in the lives and
working lives of people in Hamburg from
the 19th century to the present day. In
the printing workshops, visitors can even
produce their own printed items.
➼ Wiesendamm 3, Barmbek
Mon 1–9 p.m., Tues–Sat 10 a.m.–
5 p.m., Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Tel. +49 40 4 28 13 30
www.museum-der-arbeit.de
’The Kunstmeile Hamburg‘
In November 2010, the Bucerius Kunst
Forum, the Hamburger Kunsthalle,
the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe,
the Kunstverein and the Deichtorhallen
merged to create ‘the Kunstmeile‘
Hamburg. The ideal combination.
www.kunstmeile-hamburg.de
TIP:
International
Maritime Museum
Experience the world’s largest private maritime collection, distributed over nine different themed decks.
Popular: Visitors can operate a 300-metre container
ship in the Port of Hamburg on a supervised professional ship simulator.
➼ For more information Tel. +49 40 30 09 23 00
or visit www.imm-hamburg.de
Kaispeicher B, Koreastr. 1, HafenCity,
U4 Überseequartier
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Photograph: Heiko Sehrsam
Hamburg Museum
In dem A
bedeuten
Experience Hamburg. Where culture lives.
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Been wandering around the city all day and feeling hungry? It’s a good thing you’re in the gourmet paradise of Hamburg. The city has an impressive number of high-quality, cosy and spectacular
restaurants, as well as plenty of hidden gems. On
the following pages, we will present a small selection of unique restaurants with different types of
charm. Some may have a breathtaking view,
others have an award-winning chef, while others
offer entertainment while you dine. Whatever you
prefer, Hamburg’s broad range of wining and
dining opportunities mean there is certainly something for you to choose from.
Fabulous fare
Food &
Drink
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eating
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FOOD & DRINK
Typically
Hamburg
Foto (Ausschnitt): Carlo Zamboni
Strandperle
Wines to pair with fish at the ’Zum Alten
Lotsenhaus’
Zum Alten Lotsenhaus
The old half-timbered building in beautiful Övelgönne is located right by the
banks of the Elbe and looks like a doll’s
house from the outside. Inside, the
restaurant fulfils every whim in terms of
modern style. The restaurant’s signature
dishes are fish, but there is always at
least one meat dish on the menu.
➼ Övelgönne 13, Othmarschen,
Tel. +49 40 880 01 96,
Mon–Sun from 12 p.m.
www.zum-alten-lotsenhaus.de
The Strandperle is Hamburg’s legendary
kiosk: situated right by the beach, its
sun loungers and sun umbrellas make it
a predecessor of all beach clubs. A fish
roll and a beer with the the warm sand
between your toes, watching the sun go
down – that’s all you need to enjoy
Hamburg to the full.
➼ Övelgönne 60, Othmarschen
Tel. +49 40 8 80 11 12
Sat–Sun 9 a.m.–11 p.m., (depending
on the weather)
www.strandperle-hamburg.de
Fischereihafen Restaurant
The view of the port through the enormous glass facade is breathtaking, and
it’s just as spectacular to enjoy a meal on
the terrace of this Hamburg seafood
institution. The Oyster Bar is the ideal
place for a glass of champagne after
your meal.
➼ Große Elbstr. 143, Altona
Tel. +49 40 38 18 16
Sun–Thurs 11.30 a.m.–10 p.m.
Fri–Sat 11.30 a.m.–10.30 p.m.
www.fischereihafenrestaurant.de
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Experience the city’s most beautiful aspects
with your smartphone. Information and links
➼ www.hamburg-travel.com/hh-app
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The Strandperle isn’t just worth visiting in
summer
The Süllbergterrassen offer a fantastic view across the port and the River Elbe
Louis C. Jacob
Bullerei
The hotel on Hamburg’s famous Elb
chaussee is one of the first houses you
come to in the west of the city and has
plenty to offer: the Kleines Jacob is a cosy wine bar with fresh local cuisine,
while the noteworthy Jacobs Restaurant
is run by award-winning chef Thomas
Martin, and the lovely CARLS an der
Elbphilharmonie in HafenCity is a fantastic brasserie.
➼ Kleines Jacob und Jacobs
Restaurant,
Elbchaussee 401–403, Nienstedten,
Tel. +49 40 82 25 54 07
www.hotel-jacob.de
➼ CARLS an der Elbphilharmonie,
Am Kaiserkai 69, HafenCity
Tel. +49 40 3 00 32 24 00
www.carls-brasserie.de
The historic cattle auction has been Tim
Mälzer’s workplace since 2009. The high
ceilings and features offer plenty of character, as does the cuisine offered by the
popular TV chef. For a quicker, simpler
and more cost-conscious meal, head to
the neighbouring deli, where excellent
lunch menus are also available.
➼ Lagerstr. 34b, Sternschanze
Tel. +49 40 33 44 21 10
(deli open from 11 a.m.)
www.bullerei.com
Süllbergterrassen
The terraced landscape on the slopes of
the Süllberg in Blankenese are unique
thanks to their impressive views of the
Elbe. Depending on the size of your wallet,
you can spend a little time here in the beer
garden, or on the bistro or gourmet terrace.
The building’s signage presents the
Michelin-starred Seven Seas restaurant.
➼ KHH Süllberg,
Süllbergsterrasse 12, Blankenese
Tel. +49 40 8 66 25 20
www.suellberg-hamburg.de
Freudenhaus
This restaurant offering German cuisine is
situated within a stone’s throw of the
Reeperbahn. The dishes are also focussed
on St. Pauli, with the “Corny” roast suckling pig or the “Lilo Wanders” beef roulade, and are all well worth spoiling
yourself with.
➼ Hein-Hoyer-Str. 7–9, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 31 46 42
Mon and Thurs 6–11 p.m.
Tues, Wed, Sun 5–11 p.m.
Fri–Sat 6 p.m.–midnight
www.stpauli-freudenhaus.de
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FOOD AND DRINK
Culinary
credentials
La Chance
Tarantella
Breakfast, lunch, evening menus – this
restaurant on Großneumarkt features
plenty of French flair and is a great
address at any time of day.
➼ Wexstr. 33, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 38 63 74 31
Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–11 p.m.,
Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
www.lachance-hamburg.de
Society meets in the ground floor of the
Spielbank Hamburg casino to enjoy the
exceptional international cuisine.
➼ Stephansplatz 10, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 65 06 77 90
Sun–Wed 11.30 a.m.–midnight,
Thurs–Sat 11.30 a.m.–1 a.m.
www.tarantella.cc
Cox
Anna Sgroi is one of Germany’s few
Michelin-starred female chefs and her
simple and unfussy interpretation of traditional Italian cuisine is impressive.
➼ Milchstr. 7, Rotherbaum
Tel. +49 40 28 00 39 30
Tues–Fri 12–2.30 p.m., 7–10.30 p.m.,
Sat 7–10.30 p.m.
www.annasgroi.de
Sgroi
A fantastic bistro atmosphere and a
diverse range of incredible dishes –
enjoy culinary feats of the highest calibre at Cox.
➼ Greifswalder Str. 43, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 34 94 22
Mon–Fri 12–2.30 p.m., 6.30–11 p.m.,
Sat and Sun 6.30–11 p.m.
www.restaurant-cox.de
Die Bank
What’s impressive about this former bank
building is not just its beautiful high ceilings but also the cuisine whipped up by
Thomas Fischer. Fish dishes are served
with panache, along with German classics such as tender rump of veal.
➼ Hohe Bleichen 17, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 2 38 00 30
Mon–Sat 11.30 a.m.–11 p.m.
www.diebank-brasserie.de
Excellent food at Cox on the Lange Reihe
Le Canard Nouveau
In his popular gourmet temple on
Elbchaussee, Ali Güngörmüs offers
exquisite, timeless cuisine with an
Oriental twist. You can also enjoy a
wonderful view of the Elbe and port as
you dine.
➼ Elbchaussee 139, Ottensen
Tel. +49 40 88 12 95 32
Tues–Sat 12–2.30 p.m.,
6.30–10.30 p.m.
www.lecanard-hamburg.de
The convivial dining room at 2te Heimat
Uniquely
different
Die 2te Heimat
Murder mystery dinner
The owners of 2te Heimat combine culture, cuisine and communication in their
theatre. The audience watches the play
and then sits down to a meal together.
➼ Max-Brauer-Allee 34, Altona
Tel. +49 40 30 60 65 41
Fri and Sat at 7.30 p.m.
www.die2teheimat.de
As evening entertainment including a
multiple-course meal, murder mystery
dinners are becoming ever more popular.
The dining room serves as a stage, and
while the guests enjoy their dinner,
actors provide excellent, exciting entertainment.
➼ Hamburg Marriott Hotel,
ABC-Str. 52, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 3 50 50
Once a month
www.krimidinner.de
➼ Murder mystery dinner in the
Speicherstadt,
Wandrahm 19–20, HafenCity
Tel. +49 40 20 00 64-105
Twice a month
www.murder-mystery-dinner.de
➼ Steigenberger Hotel Hamburg,
Heiligengeistbrücke 4, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 36 80 60
Several times a month
www.dinnerkrimi.de
Dinner in the Dark
A rather different dining experience:
enjoying a menu in the dark is an exciting challenge and activates senses that
have previously lain dormant.
➼ Alter Wandrahm 4, HafenCity
Tel. +49 40 3 09 63 40
Appointments at
www.dinner-in-the-dark.com
Schlemmersafari
At least once a month, gourmets can
enjoy exciting and delicious themed walking tours of various districts of Hamburg,
including Ottensen or the HafenCity.
➼ Tours and appointments at
www.schlemmersafari.de
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The sun is heading for the horizon, so it’s time to
sample a little of Hamburg’s legendary nightlife. For
gay visitors in particular, in addition to the infamous
Reeperbahn in St. Pauli, the area of St. Georg is
also a fantastic place to go for a stroll or a night
out. This is where the Lange Reihe has become a
buzzing district for LGBT life in Hamburg. Boutiques,
restaurants, book shops and hairdressers all draw
a diverse crowd and the gay information point Hein
& Fiete is also located here. In the warm nights of
summer, celebrations take place along the street.
Hamburg at night
Nightlife
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NIGHTLIFE
Cafes, bars
and stages
The Bellini-Bar offers much more than just Bellinis
Olivias Safari
Bellini-Bar
Café endlich
Olivia Jones holds her own “Olivia’s
Safari” tours of the Reeperbahn. With
cheeky comments and hilarious anecdotes, the drag queen accompanies her
guests along the Reeperbahn and shows
them all the sinful sights of St. Pauli.
➼ Olivias Kiez Oase
Spielbudenplatz, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 30 05 16 66
Every Thurs, Fri and Sat
www.hamburg-travel.com/tours
Bijou, modern bar in a side street off the
Lange Reihe.
➼ Danziger Str. 63, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 28 00 36 89
Every day from 6 p.m.
www.bellini-bar-hamburg.de
Right next to the women's hotel
Hanseatin is Café endlich. Women sit
over coffee and cake in the lovely
landscaped garden by sunshine, eat
here or meet at the bar evenings.
➼ Dragonerstall 11, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 34 13 45
Tues–Sat from 8 p.m.,
Sun from 9 a.m.
www.endlich-salon.de
Olivia Jones at the famous Davidwache
police station
Kyti Voo
Claudia Kiesel is the organiser of L-BEACH, is the chair of CSD Hamburg Pride and
runs the café bar Kyti Voo on Lange Reihe. The pavement tables are the perfect place
to see and be seen.
➼ Lange Reihe 82, St. Georg, Tel. +49 40 28 05 55 65
November–March: Mon–Fri from 12 p.m., Sat and Sun from 10 a.m.,
April–October: every day from 10 a.m.
www.kytivoo.de
TIP:
Generation-Bar
... also known as G-Bar. Young people
meet here to smoke and laugh in the
stylish neon light. The karaoke nights
and party events are particularly popular.
Tel. +49 40 28 00 46 90
www.generation-bar.de
Wunderbar
Popular meeting point for gay people of
all ages who enjoy the small dance floor
at the weekends.
➼ Talstr. 14–18, St. Pauli
www.wunderbar-hamburg.de
Café Gnosa
The chances of meeting that flirt from
the night before are good. This charming
gay cafe has been a meeting place for
the community for years. An almost continuous food offering, but it is especially
the stunning cakes from our own pastry
shop that provide visitors both in and out
of the scene with a lovely treat.
Tel. +49 40 24 30 34
Mo–So 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
www.gnosa.de
Olivia Jones Bar
Schmidt Mitternachtsshow
Mercilessly fun! It’s a classic: The Schmidt
Mitternachtsshow at midnight has been a highlight of
any Reeperbahn tour for over 26 years – no matter
whether you’re seeing out the evening here or whether
the party’s just getting started! Every Saturday at midnight in the Schmidt Theater.
➼Tickets and information on +49 40 31 77 88 99 or
www.tivoli.de, Spielbudenplatz 24–25, St. Pauli
U3 St. Pauli, S1 + S2 + S3 Reeperbahn
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A plush bar on the Reeperbahn featuring
the drag queen of the same name, who
you might actually bump into in person at
the weekend.
➼ Große Freiheit 35, St. Pauli
Tues–Sat from 8 p.m.
May–October: Saturdays from 6 p.m.
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NIGHTLIFE
Clubs & Partys
136° – Gay Clubbing
Obsession – The Club
Pink Inc.
House music gets the party started here
every Saturday, featuring regular international guest DJs.
➼ Reeperbahn 136,
Entrance next to the Ritze, St. Pauli
Saturdays from 11 p.m.
www.136grad.com
Twice a year – in February and
September – fetish lovers and birds of
paradise gather from all over Germany
in Hamburg’s Edelfettwerk at the most
outrageous metrosexual fetish club for
an exceptional party.
➼ Edelfettwerk,
Schnackenburgallee 202, Eidelstedt
www.edelfettwerk.de
The legendary party gets going at different addresses around the city every two
months. The mega party is always a hit
thanks to the different dance floors and
a great selection of DJs and entertainment.
www.pinkinc.de
Alpha Girls
Organising various LGBT parties at different locations, including the Juice Club,
MHC and Knust.
www.alpha-girls.de
Tango Fatal
Baladin dance school welcomes same-sex
couples. In addition to the broad range of
courses available, there is also a “Queer
dance night” on the second Friday of every
month from 9 p.m., which is open to all.
➼ Baladin, Stresemannstr. 374,
Entrance B, 1st floor, Bahrenfeld
Tel. +49 40 89 89 08
www.baladin.de
Dare!
After the closure of the Shake! club
on Heidenkampsweg, the party team at
“Dare!” have found a new home in the
Nachtasyl above the Thalia Theater.
Drop by for pop, wave, Italian disco and
the best dance classics.
➼ Dare!@Nachtasyl
Alstertor 1, Altstadt
www.thalia-theater.de
TIP:
The Room Bar & Club
Hamburg’s most exclusive bar invites you to enjoy
exceptional drinks in a chilled-out atmosphere every
day from 6 p.m. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can also
dance to the very best house music and electronica.
➼ Tel. +49 40 35 01 75 40 or
www.theroom.in
In the Radisson Blu hotel,
Marseillerstr. 2, Rotherbaum
S 21 + S 31 Dammtor
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Gay Factory
Every two months, every second
Saturday, a mixed crowd of all ages
enjoys an exuberant party at the Fabrik
converted factory. Gay Factory is one of
the biggest LGBT discos in the north of
Germany.
➼ Fabrik, Barnerstr. 36, Ottensen
from 9 p.m.
www.gay-factory.de
DJ Shari at Pink Inc.
CSD in Hamburg
Mis-Shapes
The biggest street party on Jungfern
stieg and Ballindamm representing
equal rights, acceptance and fairness.
Every year, the highlight is the colourful, gaudy and unique parade through
the centre of Hamburg. Whether you’re
in the thick of things or a spectator, the
sky’s the limit when it comes to creative outfits! The parade raises awareness for important topics and issues of
the LGBT community.
“Gay, lesbian, don’t give a damn” is the
motto of this regular event. This underground event features indie, pop and
electronica beats.
➼ Every third Friday at Uebel &
Gefährlich, Feldstr. 66, St. Pauli,
4th floor, from 11 p.m.
www.uebelundgefaehrlich.com
Babylon
A new gay electronica party in the dark,
winding rooms of the cruising cinema
Mystery Hall – strictly boys-only!
➼ Babylon@Mystery Hall
Talstr. 3–5, St. Pauli
www.babylon.hamburg
➼ www.hamburg-travel.com/
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Getting a good night’s sleep is essential when
you’re out and about a lot. Hamburg offers
a broad spectrum of lovely places to stay, all
around the city. We’ve summarised a few special hotels in the main districts where you will
be able to relax in style after an exciting day in
the city.
Sweet dreams
Hotels &
Hostels
hotel
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HOTELS & HOSTELS
Sternschanze
St. Georg
Altona
TOP TIP:
Casual design at Superbude
TOP TIP:
Our top recommendations: We have
visited these hotels in person and can
attest to their high quality, exceptional
service and central location.
TOP TIP:
Superbude
A hotel, hostel and lounge in one – featuring unusual, casual design, modern
features and incredible prices. There has
also been a Superbude in the Schanzen
viertel district for a few years now.
➼ Spaldingstr. 152 und Julius-Str. 1–7
Tel. +49 40 3 80 87 80
TOP TIP:
ARCOTEL Rubin
The George
The four-star superior hotel in St. Georg
receives its guests with traditional
Austrian hospitality. The hotel is characterised by its modern, comfortable rooms
and great service. This company has also
been running a fantastic hotel on the
Reeperbahn since 2012: the ARCOTEL
Onyx.
➼ Steindamm 63
Tel. +49 40 2 41 92 9 0
The 125 rooms and suites in this elegantly British hotel are decorated in warm
colours and feature beautiful wallpapers.
Guests can enjoy a little R&R at the
Moroccan spa and enjoy the sunset over
the Alster from the roof terrace.
➼ Barcastr. 3
Tel. +49 40 2 80 03 00
TOP TIP:
Junges Hotel Hamburg
This modern, three-star hotel is not far
from the central station and offers 128
rooms, all of which offer free WiFi.
➼ Kurt-Schumacher-Allee 14
Tel. +49 40 41 92 30
Hotel Wedina
Hotel Wedina comprises four buildings –
one red, one yellow, one blue and one
green. Each building has its own character and all are located on a quiet side
street between the quirky Lange Reihe
and the romantic Outer Alster lake.
➼ Gurlittstr. 23
Tel. +49 40 2 80 89 00
TOP TIP:
Mövenpick Hotel
25hours No.1
This four-star superior hotel is located in
an old 19th century water tower.
Surrounded by parkland in the heart of
the hip Schanzenviertel district, the
Mövenpick Hotel features architectural
elegance and historical flair.
➼ Sternschanze 6
Tel. +49 40 3 34 41 10
Almost all the furniture here has been
designed by young designers and combined with classics from the 60s and 70s.
The 128 retro rooms offer a very special
type of stay. The 25hours Hotel Hafen
City was opened in early 2011 in the
style of a sailors’ hostel.
➼ Paul-Dessau-Str. 2
Tel. +49 40 85 50 70
Instant Sleep
Backpacker hostel with uniquely designed single, double, triple and dormitory-style rooms, with communal showers.
➼ Max-Brauer-Allee 277
Tel. +49 40 43 18 23 10
Schanzenstern
Right in the heart of the lively Schanzen
viertel quarter, this hotel offers guests
attractively priced single, double and dormitory-style rooms of various sizes. The
accompanying restaurant offers excellent
(vegetarian) organic cuisine and is open
to hotel guests and the public alike.
➼ Bartelsstr. 12
Tel. +49 40 4 39 84 41
Schlaflounge
The five single and double rooms in the
beautiful old art nouveau building are
decorated in a lounge style, making for a
peaceful, relaxing night’s sleep – despite its proximity to the hustle and bustle
of the Schanzenviertel.
➼ Vereinsstr. 54 b
Tel. +49 40 38 68 83 57
Meininger Hotel
With a games room, WiFi, Web terminals, guest kitchen, washing machine
and dryer, “the urban traveller’s home”
offers everything you need for a trip to
the city – including attractive prices.
➼ Goetheallee 11
Tel. +49 40 28 46 43 88
City centre
Hotel Hanseatin
This women’s-only hotel in the what
used to be the winding old Gängeviertel
quarter features 13 lovingly and uniquely
decorated rooms, a cafe bar and a quiet
garden for pleasant, stress-free stays.
The women’s cafe “endlich” is right next
door.
➼ Dragonerstall 11
Tel. +49 40 34 13 45
SIDE Hamburg
Five-star designer hotel with the highest
levels of comfort, right next to the opera
house, between Gänsemarkt and the
Inner Alster.
➼ Drehbahn 49
Tel. +49 40 30 99 90
One of the enchanting rooms with
a view of the Alster at The George
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HOTELS & HOSTELS
Styled to the nines at east
Empire Riverside
east Hotel Hamburg
Anyone staying in this imposing hotel
can enjoy a fantastic view of the Elbe,
port and/or the Reeperbahn. After all,
the Empire Riverside Hotel towers elegantly over St. Pauli with its 21 floors.
The sky bar 20up on the 20th floor offers
incredible, if dizzying, views of the city.
➼ Bernhard-Nocht-Str. 9
Tel. +49 40 31 11 90
This chichi, fashionable designer hotel is
located on a street parallel to the
Reeperbahn. The restaurant is not only
known for its excellent sushi but is also
a great place to start the weekend.
➼ Simon-von-Utrecht-Str. 31
Tel. +49 40 30 99 30
TOP TIP:
City Hotel Monopol
The family-run business hotel is located
right on Spielbudenplatz, one of the
major squares in the centre of Hamburg,
and thus right at the heart of this entertainment and bar district.
➼ Reeperbahn 48
Tel. +49 40 31 17 70
The entrance to the Zleep Hotel
TOP TIP:
Zleep Hotel Hamburg City
Guests sleep in bright, modern Scandina
vian-style rooms, located just a few
minutes’ walk from the port, fish market
and Reeperbahn.
➼ Königstr. 4
Tel. +49 40 311 821 0
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Rest and relaxation
Relax in the spa after a night on the town, stop
off for a quick massage when shopping in the
city, or let your soul float free in a floatation
tank – Hamburg offers a wide range of options
when it comes to taking a little time out from
the chaos of the city and doing your body a
good turn.
Spas &
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wellnesshotel
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SPAS & SPORTS
Saunas, spas and gyms
MeridianSpa
Get active and relax at the Kaifu Lodge
Kaifu Lodge
If you fancy sport or relaxation, the
Kaifu Lodge is the perfect place, offering
gym space of over 4,000 square metres
and more than 270 courses per week,
an indoor and outdoor pool, as well as
a sauna.
➼ Bundesstr. 107, Eimsbüttel
Tel. +49 40 40 12 81
Sat and Sun 8 a.m.–10 p.m.
www.kaifu-lodge.de
Dayspa at the The George
Hotel Hamburg
You don’t need to check in to the hotel
of the same name in St. Georg to enjoy
the spa programme. You can also enjoy
massages and facials as a day visitor to
the Oriental-style spa with niche products from organic luxury cosmetics
brands.
➼ Barcastr. 3, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 28 00 30 18 14
www.dayspa-hamburg.de
Hamam Hafen Hamburg
Schöne Zeit Hamburg
The Turkish bath in the heart of the city
offers you refreshment for the body and
soul alike. The standard programme includes a water treatment in the marble tub
and relaxation on the heated plinth and
can be combined as you with with exfoliation scrubs or various massages, and
rounded off with an Oriental speciality
dish at the restaurant.
➼ Seewartenstr. 10, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 3 11 08 39 90
Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–10 p.m., Sat and
Sun 11 a.m.–9 p.m.
(Tues and Wed women only) – by
appointment
www.hamam-hamburg.de
You’ll leave this salon in Eimsbüttel
relaxed and beautified from top to toe.
The range of services includes hair
removal, facials, massages and manicures/pedicures.
➼ Heußweg 67-69, Eimsbüttel
Tel. +49 40 39 99 98 38
Mon–Wed 9 a.m.–8 p.m., Thurs
9 a.m.–9 p.m., Sat 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
www.schoenezeit-hamburg.de
Getting in shape and staying that way is
not a question of will, but of opportunity.
The MeridianSpa offers everything your
body, mind and soul need to feel good.
A range of gym equipment and fitness
courses will also get your pulse racing.
To cool off, members and day visitors
can enjoy the use of the spa area, which
features saunas and a pool.
➼ Five locations in Hamburg
Opening hours and information on
Tel. +49 4 06 58 90
www.meridianSpa.de
Do something good for your health at the
MeridianSpa in Hamburg
Float Hafencity
Adam & Eve Beautylounge
Almost weightless – cocooned in the
silence and dark in a mixture of highly
concentrated salt water, floating relieves
the stress on the body and offers deep
relaxation. And if that’s not enough, you
can also enjoy a hot-stone massage or a
Hawaiian temple massage.
➼ Am Kaiserkai 42, HafenCity
Tel. +49 40 70 38 37 30
www.float-hamburg.com
After shopping, add the final touch to
your look at the Galleria in the heart of
the city: Adam & Eve offers solarium
showers, eyebrow plucking, lash extensions, waxing and facials.
➼ Große Bleichen 21, Neustadt
Tel. +49 40 18 02 42 05
www.adameve-hamburg.de
Bäderland Hamburg
With more than 25 locations, Bäderland
Hamburg can be found all over the city.
The services not only appeal to swimmers – in addition to simple swimming
pools, some of the baths also offer saunas, saltwater floatation chambers,
steam baths, outdoor pools, thermal
baths and aromatherapy baths.
➼ Various locations
and opening hours
Tel. +49 40 18 88 90
www.baederland.de
Yogaloft Hamburg
The Yogaloft offers you the option of
taking part in ananda aerial yoga,
hatha yoga or Pilates if you register
the day before, or just drop by for a oneoff session.
➼ Sillemstr. 76a, Eimsbüttel
Tel. +49 160 8 29 24 32
www.yogaloft-hamburg.de
Startschuss
SLSV Hamburg e. V.
Hamburg’s gay/lesbian sports club offers a
wide range of popular sports – from sailing and yoga to bowling, football and basketball, there’s something for everyone.
➼ Pulverteich 21, St. Georg
Tel. +49 40 24 03 33
Mon–Fri 4–9 p.m., Sat 4–7 p.m.
www.startschuss-hamburg.de
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Full steam ahead!
Cruise
ships
Hamburg is much more than just a transhipment port – the traditional port birthday celebrations, Hamburg Cruise Days and major ship
launching ceremonies make the port a place
where people come for an experience. Big
ships also make regular stops in Hamburg and
travel the seven seas from the three cruise ship
terminals. With 190 ships coming in and around
600,000 adventurous passengers arriving every
year make the Hanseatic City of Hamburg one
of the most popular stops for cruise ships in
Europe. “Full steam ahead!” is the order of the
day, but not without honouring Hamburg with
a proper look around the city first. To make sure
you get a good idea of the city even if you
only have a little time available, have a read
through our top tips – always located within
walking distance of the cruise ship terminals.
cruiseships
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CRUISE SHIPS
Tips for a short stay
Kaiserperle at HafenCity
Elbphilharmonie
Speicherstadt Kaffeerösterei
It hasn’t even opened yet, but it’s
already a new landmark for the city.
The Elbphilharmonie dominates the
city’s port skyline. Travel on a HVV local
transport authority ferry (number 72).
➼ Am Kaiserkai, HafenCity
www.elbphilharmonie.de
Visitors to the Speicherstadt coffee
roasting museum can find out how
coffee beans turn into the magic black
medicine that helps us to get going in
the morning. The factory shop offers
more than 40 kinds of freshly roasted
coffee and one-to-one advice.
➼ Kehrwieder 5, HafenCity
Tel. +49 40 31 81 61 61
www.speicherstadt-kaffee.de
Fish roll on wharf 10
You can’t visit Hamburg without enjoying a fish roll. The best place to enjoy
one is the cute little stand on the St.
Pauli Landungsbrücken wharves. Fresh
fish rolls are available from €2.50, best
enjoyed surrounding by the bustle of
port life.
➼ Auf den St. Pauli Landungs
brücken, St. Pauli
Tel. +49 40 33 39 93 39
www.bruecke-10.de
This little bistro in Hamburg’s newest
district offers fried fish with potatoes,
fish rolls, fried meat patties with bacon
and potato salad and various cakes. You
can access the Perle via the outdoor
terrace, which affords a fantastic view
of the port – although it is closed when
the weather is bad.
➼ Am Kaiserkai 47, HafenCity
Tel. +49 40 3 00 68 95
www.kaiserperle.eu
Portuguese Quarter
Ditmar-Koel-Straße is lined with little
shops, cafes and restaurants featuring
Iberian specialities. It’s worth paying a
visit by day or by night. While doing so,
you will also be able to spot the international seamen’s missions.
➼ Ditmar-Koel-Str., Neustadt
Spice Museum
Zweiradperle
Visitors can go on an introduction to spices at the Speicherstadt spice museum.
In the listed warehouses of the Speicher
stadt, there are exhibits from the past
500 years – touching and smelling the
spices is strongly recommended.
➼ Am Sandtorkai 34, HafenCity
Tues–Sun 10 a.m.–5 p.m. (July–Oct
also Mondays) Tel. +49 40 36 79 89
www.spicys.de
The Pearl of the North can also be
explored by bike. This bike hire shop
offers guided tours for small groups with
various areas of focus. Choose between
visiting the port in the early morning or
an excursion to either of Hamburg’s local
football stadiums.
➼ Altstädter Str. 3–7, Altstadt
Tel. +49 40 30 37 34 74
Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6.30 p.m.,
Sat 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
www.zweiradperle.hamburg
TIP:
Hamburg Dungeon
Live entertainment, over 600 years of Hamburg’s history
and gruesome fun all await visitors to the Hamburg
Dungeon. Professional actors and film-ready backdrops
illustrate the bloody history of the city in 13 shows.
➼ Tickets and information on www.thedungeons.com
or Tel. +49 1806 66 69 01 40*,
Kehrwieder 2, Speicherstadt/HafenCity
U3 Baumwall
* (€0.20/call from a German landline, mobiles max. €0.60/call)
The Alter Elbtunnel is free for cyclists
and pedestrians
Alter Elbtunnel
Walk from one bank of the Elbe to the
other – the old, 430-metre long tunnel
under the northern channel of the Elbe
makes it possible.
➼ Bei den St. Pauli Landungs
brücken 1, St. Pauli
Always open
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Service
Hamburg Tourismus GmbH
Hamburg Sales & Service Center
Book your own personal Hamburg experience from our service team.
➼ Mon–Sat 9 a.m.–7 p.m.
Tel. +49 40 300 51 300
Hauptbahnhof central station
➼ Main exit Kirchenallee, St. Georg
Mon–Sat 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun 10
a.m.–6 p.m.
Tourist-Information at the port
➼ St. Pauli Landungsbrücken,
wharf 4/5, St. Pauli
Sun–Wed 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Thurs–Sat 9
a.m.–7 p.m.
Tourist-Information airport
➼ Hamburg Airport / in the new
Airport Plaza (between terminals
1 + 2), Mon–Sun 6 a.m.–11 p.m.
City magazine
Szene Hamburg – The monthly city magazine presents film reviews, upcoming
concerts, theatre premieres, exhibitions
and the biggest parties, as well as an extensive calendar of events.
➼ szene-hamburg.de
Transport
Hansa-Taxi
➼ Tel. +49 40 211 211
www.taxi211211.de
ERFAHRE Hamburg
Discover Hamburg on an e-bike.
Let the e-bikes from ERFAHRE Hamburg
do the work on a trip around the heart of
the city – either on your own or as part
of a guided tour – from only €9 for 4
hours, or €22 per day.
➼ Tel. +49 40 74 20 36 02
www.erfahre.com
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HVV
Go on a voyage of discovery by bus, local
train and ferry. It’s easiest with the Hamburg CARD. Discover Hamburg via its
great public transport network and save
up to 50% on over 150 attractions
while doing so! The Hamburg CARD
offers free use of the public transport
within Hamburg (HVV) and is available
as a one-person or multi-person
card for one, two, three, four or five
days. The Hamburg CARD costs as little
as €9.50 and is available from tourist
information points, ticket machines,
many hotels and via the Internet as an
online or mobile phone ticket.
StadtRAD Hamburg bike hire
Hire or return a StadtRAD from over
70 stations around the city, around the
clock. Simply register online or at one
of the many stations using your debit
or credit card, pay a €5 start-up fee and
off you go.
Up to 30 minutes: free,
30–60 minutes: 4 cents/minute,
from 60 minutes: 8 cents/minute,
daily rate: €12.
➼ Tel. +49 8 22 18 81 00
www.stadtradhamburg.de
DriveNow
The car-sharing service DriveNow offers
450 brand-new cars in Hamburg – from
the BMW 1 Series to Mini convertibles.
Simply locate the nearest available vehicle via smartphone, tablet or computer,
or by phone, unlock, drive and park it
anywhere in the Hamburg zone. You can
enjoy the convenience of driving from
just 24 cents/minute with the DriveNow
tariffs. Petrol costs, parking charges, insurance and vehicle tax are all included.
No running costs. One-off registration
fee: €29.
➼ www.de.drive-now.com
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