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queer hamburg - Hamburg Marketing
QUEER
HAMBURG
For gay men and women
Information and bookings.
Tel. +49 (0)40.300 51 300
www.hamburg-tourism.de
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HAMBURG ➸
My perfect day 04
Shop till you flop 06
For culture vultures 14
Fabulous fare 22 Night
shift 28 Bed and board 34
Around and about 40
Events 2011 44 Useful
information 46 City
maps 48 Rapid Transit/
Regional Trail 52
Welcome!
With its combination of traditional hospitality and modern liberality, Hamburg is
a paradise for gay men and women. In
this brochure, and with the help of some
of the people who call Hamburg home,
we’ve suggested ways of spending a
perfect day in this city. Of course, 24 hours
isn’t nearly long enough to discover this
gateway to the world, with its huge areas
of greenery, contemporary architecture,
and endlessly varied and scintillating
nightlife, culture and shopping.
You’ll feel particularly at home in St.
Georg, which over the years has earned
itself the reputation of being Hamburg’s
gay village. Located around the main
station and overlooking the Alster, it’s a
microcosm of the city’s beauty and cosmopolitan outlook. Its central focus is the
bustling Lange Reihe, a place to shop,
people-watch, and party.
Enjoy your stay!
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MY
PERFECT DAY
Then I’d get my hair done by Nicole at
Bastian Cut & Color in St. Pauli, and
spend hours yakking with her about DJing and the music scene. The front of the
salon is a record store, Otaku Records,
and they always have hot electronic
beats pounding out of the speakers, so
time flies.
If it’s a Saturday, I’d head down the street
to the Schlachthof flea market, which
I love, because they always have such
great stuff.
After that, I might recover from the
rigours of bargain hunting with lemon
tart and cappuccino at the mayer café
around the corner. And then I’d end up
back at KYTI VOO on Lange Reihe to
finish this relaxing day with a cool drink.”
Addresses:
Prinsessan
Hofweg 63 (Uhlenhorst)
Bastian Cut & Color/Otaku Records
Feldstraße 45 (St. Pauli, p. 49, B1)
Flohschanze antiques and flea
market Neuer Kamp 30 (St. Pauli, p. 49,
B1), Sat 8 am to 4 pm
mayer
Feldstraße 36 (St. Pauli, p. 49, B1)
KYTI VOO
Lange Reihe 82 (St. Georg, p. 50, A1)
Photo: © Sinje Sabine Hasheider
“The time I most
love Hamburg is
when I can just go
for a wander.”
Claudia Kiesel
Organiser of the L-BEACH women’s festival,
and owner of the Kyti Voo coffee bar
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Photo: © Georg Kühn
“When I’m not at my own restaurant,
the KYTI VOO, I like to meet friends for
a big breakfast. And the best one I know
is served at Roman Witt’s Prinsessan­in
Uhlenhorst, near the Alster. It’s Germany’s
first dessert bar, and apart from all kinds
of heavenly sweet treats, they do a great
breakfast in a beautiful setting.
Jan-Holger Mauss, visual communicator
(Artist and freelance dancer at the Hamburg State Opera and elsewhere)
“My favourite place when I’ve got
time off is the Alster.”
“My perfect day in Hamburg begins with
breakfast at die kleine konditorei
café. Then my friends and I cycle along
the Isebekkanal to the Isemarkt,
Europe’s biggest open-air market. On
Saturdays, we might fill up our baskets
at the Eppendorf organic market and
then go to the Isekai and rent a boat.
One really nice thing to do is a canoe
ride across the Alster to the Rondeel­
teich, a small lake that you can only
reach by water unless you own one of
the villas there. Then we might continue
via the Goldbekkanal to the Stadtpark­
see for a picnic on the jetty or in the
meadows. If it’s warm enough, I’d swim
a few laps.
Back at the boathouse, there’s a footpath
along the Außenalster to the city centre.
I always like to drop in at some of the
galleries on Admiralitätsstraße.
In the evening, of course, we’d go to a
ballet or opera at the Staatsoper, and
end with a nightcap at the Alsterperle
café.”
Addresses:
die kleine konditorei
Lutterothstraße 9–11 (Eimsbüttel)
Isemarkt
Isestraße (Eppendorf, p. 50, B2),
Tues and Fri 8:30 am to 2 pm
Biomarkt (organic market)
Marie-Jonas-Platz (Eppendorf, p. 50, A1)
Sat 10 am to 3 pm
Boat and cycle rental
See pages 17 and 47
Staatsoper
(Hamburg State Opera)
Dammtorstraße 28 (Neustadt)
Alsterperle
Eduard-Rhein-Ufer 1 (Uhlenhorst)
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After breakfast, fashionistas will want to explore
some of the city’s stylish shopping districts, such
as the Schanze and neighbouring Karolinenviertel.
These have lots of small boutiques, studios and
other local niche specialists rubbing shoulders
with big international clothing chains.
Shopping
ˇ
If your tastes are less exclusive and more downto-earth and alternative, try the maze of shopping
streets in Ottensen. Or, for something cooler and
more luxuriously elegant, there’s Eppendorf, Winterhude, and the Lange Reihe in St. Georg.
The biggest selection is slap bang in the middle
of town: the famous Mönckebergstraße, the
pic­turesque Jungfernstieg and arcades such as
the venerable Hanse-Viertel and the much more
modern Europa-Passage.
Shop
till you
flop
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On the following pages, we’ve assembled just a
small selection of Hamburg’s shopping delights.
Info at your fingertips
➼ www.hamburgtourism.de/shop
Maygreen: casual fashion for women
who care about the environment
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FASHION
For him and her
Fortuna
As hip and individualistic as the
Karolinenviertel itself, a combination of
sporty male attire and playful, feminine
women’s wear. ➼ Marktstraße 15
(Karolinenviertel, p. 48, B2),
Tel. 40 18 68 72, Mon–Fri 12 noon
to 7 pm, Sat 11 am to 6 pm
Herr von Eden: the store is as stylish as the suits
Hamburg Exclusive
Fortuna makes men and women happy
FASHION
FKK
In spite of its name (the initials stand for
Freikörperkultur, or naturism), FKK specialises in slinky dresses and trousers,
casual jackets, suits and shirts. For years,
designers Stefan Harm and Tobias Jopp
have been designing well fitting, wearable fashion for people with style. ➼
Hegestraße 21 (Eppendorf, p. 50, A2),
Tel. 46 00 90 41, Mon–Fri 11 am to 7
pm, Sat 11 am to 5 pm
Boys Boys Boys
Hamburg for people
with exquisite tastes.
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For him
Herr von Eden
Hardenberg
Tailored smart-casual vintage-style suits.
➼ Marktstraße 33 (Karolinenviertel,
p. 48, B2), Tel. 439 00 57, Mon–Fri
11 am to 8 pm, Sat 11 am to 6 pm
Inge Gräfin von Hardenberg, a real live
countess, sells unusual, mainly sportycasual menswear. ➼ Schanzenstraße
85 (Sternschanze, p. 48, A2),
Tel. 35 39 88, Mon–Fri 11 am to 8 pm,
Sat 11 am to 7 pm
Bob
Big shop, white leather sofa, expensivelooking carpet, international labels. Bob
knows exactly what men like and what
looks good on them.
➼ Kirchenallee 19 (St. Georg, p. 50,
A2), Tel. 88 30 52 98, Mon–Fri 11 am
to 7 pm, Sat 10 am to 6 pm
Head down the blue-neon-lit stairs for a
treasure trove of gotta-have t-shirts,
trousers, shirts and pullovers. Despite
its name, the fashions are unisex.
➼ Neuer Kamp 19 (Karolinenviertel,
p. 48, B2), Tel. 52 59 03 69, Mon–Fri
12 noon to 7 pm, Sat 12 noon to 6 pm
Dirndl, Hamburg-style, by FKK
International fashion and
accessories at Bob in St. Georg
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FASHION
FASHION
Juno-Nord
Craft2eu
Accessories
Understatedly classic, figure-flattering
women’s wear in muted colours.
➼ Marktstraße 136 (Karolinenviertel,
p. 48, B2), Tel. 38 66 46 17, Tues–Fri 12
noon to 7 pm, Sat 12 noon to 6 pm
Photo: Nele Gülck
For her
Handmade pieces at Juno-Nord
Maygreen
Fantastically funky fairtrade fashion.
➼ Große Rainstraße 17 (Ottensen,
p. 48, B1), Tel. 39 10 99 00, Mon–Fri
11 am to 7 pm, Sat 11 am to 5 pm
Treasures with a difference, made by
designers and craftspeople from all over
the world. ➼ Eppendorfer Weg 231
(Eppendorf, p. 50, A2),
Tel. 48 09 28 22, Mon–Fri 12 noon to
7 pm, Sat 11 am to 4 pm
Lovers Lane Optics
Wie es Euch gefällt
Its name means As You Like It, and
you’ll like it. Nina Wirtz’s store in the
Schanzenviertel sells unusual, romantic
and eminently wearable clothes made
by herself and other young local designers. ➼ Juliusstraße 16
(Sternschanze, p. 48, A2),
Tel. 51 90 99 77, Mon–Fri 11 am to
7 pm, Sat 11 am to 5 pm
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Kappalerie
This fashion-conscious optician’s range
includes the perennially popular
Hamburg Eyewear collection.
➼ Juliusstraße 16 (Sternschanze, p.
48, A2), Lange Reihe 96 (St. Georg,
p. 50, A1), Tel. 18 01 68 99, Mon–Fri
12 noon to 8 pm, Sat 11 am to 6 pm
Traditional and modern headwear made
and sold by Katja Wolframm in the
Levantehaus shopping centre.
➼ Mönckebergstraße 7,
Levantehaus first floor (Altstadt,
p. 49, B1), Tel. 27 86 60 26, Mon–Fri
10 am to 7 pm, Sat 10 am to 6 pm
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SISTER ACT
Something special
Mr. Chaps
Most of the books, comics, magazines
and videos in this store are gay-themed,
and it holds readings, signings, book
launches and other events. ➼ Lange
Reihe 102 (St. Georg, p. 50, A1),
Mon–Sat 10 am to 7:30 pm
This world-famous store has been
making tailored leather and rubber fetish
gear since 1985, and also has a wellstocked secondhand department.
➼ Greifswalder Straße 23 (St. Georg,
p. 50, A1), Mon–Fri 11 am to 7 pm,
Sat 11 am to 6 pm
Harrys Hafenbasar
Call it what you will – shop, cabinet of
curiosities, museum – this bizarre bazaar
is a treasurehouse of art and other souvenirs brought here by sailors from all
over the world, and particularly from
Africa and Asia. You can buy them, rent
them for special occasions, or just gape
in awe. ➼ Erichstraße 56 (St. Pauli,
p. 49, A2), Tel. 31 24 82
From € 164
per person sharing
a double room.
Hot Musical and cool cocktails
Photo: Oliver Fantitsch
Männerschwarm
Enjoy with us the most recent all singing, all
dancing musical comedy SISTER ACT at the TUI
Operettenhaus Hamburg. This musical brings
heavenly happiness to the stage!
A unique atmosphere and a rousing stage show:
Visit Hamburg’s famous German musical
”Heiße Ecke“ before rounding off the evening at
legendary ‘Kiez’ nightclub ”Angie’s“.
From € 149
per person sharing
a double room.
Erotica Boutique Bizarre
Hamburg fish market experience
The bright, modern interior of Europe’s
biggest sex shop is a cornucopia of
penis-shaped pasta and fluffy handcuffs,
with an ample selection of lingerie and
fetish wear. ➼ Reeperbahn 35 (St.
Pauli, p. 49, B2), daily 10 am to 2 am
Since 1894, visitors gaze at Hamburg’s fish
auction hall and enjoy the special atmosphere
of this unique building. Complete your weekend
with a captain’s brunch in the gallery of the
auction hall.
From € 109
per person sharing
a double room.
Information and bookings.
+49 (0)40.300 51 300 | www.hamburg-tourism.de
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After a morning’s shopping and a revitalising
lunch, explore Hamburg’s cultural life. Discover its
maritime roots with a stroll around the harbour,
the HafenCity or the Alster, then round off your day
with a stage performance – but we warn you, it
won’t be an easy choice. But don’t worry, you can
always come back again.
Sights
ˇ
For culture
vultures
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Info at your fingertips
➼ www.hamburgtourism.de/event
The operetta „Maske in Blau“ (mask
in blue) at the Hamburger Engelsaal
theatre
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FOR CULTURE VULTURES
Exploring
The Elbe – Hamburg’s gateway to the world – is one of the best things about
the city. It has many beaches, a great footpath along it all the way from Altona
to Wedel, outside the city limits. And it has the St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken,
or jetties (St. Pauli, p. 49, B2) with their honking barges, museum ships, and
captains, touting their harbour trips to passing tourists. And then there’s the
historic Speicherstadt warehouse district and HafenCity – Hamburg’s newest,
biggest and most impressive development project, with the Elbphilharmonie arts complex still under construction (HafenCity, p. 49, A2). The old brick
warehouses and gleaming modern architecture of HafenCity are a big draw, and
another increasingly popular maritime attraction in recent years has been the
Cruise Terminal (HafenCity, p. 49, B2) close to the city centre, which attracts
growing numbers of giant luxury liners.
For more information about HafenCity, visit InfoCenter
Kesselhaus, Am Sandtorkai 30 (HafenCity, p. 49, A2), or
➼ www.hamburg-tourism.de/portcity; you’ll find details
of cruise ship arrivals and departures at
➼ www.hamburgcruisecenter.eu
HafenCity is a great place to have a wander
Tours and guided
walks
Discover the fascinating story of the
Speicherstadt and HafenCity in the
company of an experienced guide.
➼ Corner of Deichstraße and Steintwiete (HafenCity, p. 49, A1), every
Sunday at 2 pm, Tel. 30 05 16 66
Captain Prüsse’s 90-minute harbour tour
includes the Köhlbrandbrücke bridge, the
city’s container terminals, and a host of
other sights.
➼ St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken
(Brücke 3, St. Pauli, p. 49, B2),
several times daily
St. Pauli ‘Kiez’ and harbour tours
St. Pauli’s very own celebrity eccentric,
Inkasso-Henry (Inkasso means debt collection, his other occupation!), gives his
own personal take on Hamburg.
➼ St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken
(Brücke 6, St. Pauli, p. 49, B2), most
Fridays and Saturdays
Hop-on, hop-off double-decker bus tours
of Hamburg. ➼ St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken (Brücke 1–2, St. Pauli, p. 49,
B2) or at the central railway station,
Kirchenallee, Tel. 30 05 16 66, daily
Fish market
Every Sunday morning, straggling night
owls and eager-beaver early risers
converge on the fish market, the former
in search of breakfast to soak up the
previous night’s excesses, and the latter
stocking up on fresh fish and vegetables
for lunch. ➼ Fischmarkt, Große
Elbstraße/St. Pauli Fischmarkt
(St. Pauli, p. 49, A2), Sun 5 to 9:30 am
(November 15 to March 15: opens
at 6 am)
The Alster river has been dammed in
the centre of Hamburg to form two big,
tranquil lakes. The paths and meadows
around the edge are perfect for a stroll,
and there are lots of places where you
can rent a boat and see the city from
the water. For the less energetic, AlsterTouristik operates idyllic boat tours
several times a day. ➼ AlsterTouristik, Jungfernstieg pier,
Tel. 30 05 16 66
➼ For details of these and other great
tours and guided walks, visit
www.hamburg-tourism.de/
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FOR CULTURE VULTURES
On stage
The Kampnagel arts centre, a former factory in Winterhude,
features theatre, dance, concerts and other performances with a
strong emphasis on the experimental and avant-garde. It also holds
a world-renowned summer festival (in 2011, this takes place from
11 to 27 August) and throws some pretty wild parties.
➼ Jarrestraße 20 (Winterhude, p. 51, B1), Tel. 27 09 49 49
The Thalia Theatre and its outstanding ensemble enjoy a reputation for high-quality contemporary drama.
➼ Alstertor 1 (Altstadt, p. 49, B1), Tel. 32 81 44 44
The Schauspielhaus, over a hundred years old, is Germany’s
biggest theatre and one of Hamburg’s cultural mainstays.
➼ Kirchenallee 39 (St. Georg, p. 50, A2), Tel. 24 87 13
John Neumeier has been at the helm of the Hamburg Ballett for
almost forty years, and his company is celebrated internationally.
➼ Caspar-Voght-Straße 54 (Hamm), Tel. 211 18 80
Drag at its best at the Pulverfass
The Schmidt Theater’s
offbeat,
in-your-face programming includes
drama, variety, cabaret, and concerts.
The Schmidts TIVOLI
theatre,
a few doors away, specialises in
revues and musical theatre. Both are
consistently original and unafraid
of controversy. ➼ Spielbudenplatz
24–25 and Spielbudenplatz 27–28
(St. Pauli, p. 49, B2), Tel. 31 77 88 99
The smart, modern St. Pauli Theater
is a privately managed venue staging
music, revues, drama and cabaret by
well-known artists.
➼ Spielbudenplatz 29–30 (St. Pauli,
p. 49, B2), Tel. 47 11 06 66
A Hamburg legend, the Hansa Varieté
Theater, reopened in 2009 with a highly
successful variety programme.
➼ Steindamm 17 (St. Georg, p. 50,
A2), Tel. 47 11 06 44
For years, the Pulverfass, in the heart
of the Reeperbahn, has been putting on
colourful drag shows featuring music,
comedy and celebrity impersonations.
➼ Reeper­bahn 147, (St. Pauli, p. 49,
www.pulverB2), Tel. 24 97 91
fasscabaret.de
The inside guide
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Acrobat Oleg Izossimov
at the Hansa-Theater
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Hip, hot Hamburg
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FOR CULTURE VULTURES
Museums of art,
and more
In November 2010 the Bucerius Kunst Forum, the Hamburger Kunsthalle, the
Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, the Kunstverein and the Deichtorhallen
merged to form the Kunstmeile Hamburg, or “mile of art”. It was a marriage
made in heaven.
Hamburg has lots of other fascinating museums.
For a detailed list and descriptions, visit
www.hamburg-tourism.de/event
FOR CULTURE VULTURES
Music
Built more than a hundred years ago, the
magnificent neo-baroque Laeiszhalle
gives acclaimed performances from the
classical and contemporary repertoire
by the Hamburg Philharmonic and other
big international names. Its director,
Christoph Lieben-Seutter (who is also
due to head of the Elbphilharmonie),
plans to continue this policy following
the completion of the spectacular new
Elbphilharmonie building in HafenCity.
➼ Johannes-Brahms-Platz 1
(Neustadt), Tel. 34 69 20
The Hamburger Engelsaal, which
re­opened in 2004, is one of the city’s
most beautiful performance venues,
with a daily-changing programme of
operetta and musical revues.
➼ Valentinskamp 40–42 (Neustadt),
Tel. 319 74 76 99
The old Hamburger Kunsthalle building
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houses a number of important art collections
Hamburg has been
named European Green
Capital 2011.
For more information,
visit
www.hamburg.de/bsu
Australian conductor Simone Young is
the artistic director and music director of
the renowned Hamburg State Opera
(Staatsoper), internationally famous for
its classical and contemporary opera and
music theatre. ➼ Dammtorstraße 28
(Neustadt), Tel. 35 68 68
There are currently three spectacular
productions of major musicals on offer
in Hamburg: Disney’s The Lion King,
Disney’s Tarzan, and Sister Act.
The best venues for top-class rock, pop
and indie gigs are the Markthalle,
not far from the main railway station;
the Fabrik, in Ottensen; and Knust, in
the Schanze district. ➼ Markthalle,
Klosterwall 11 (St. Georg, p. 50, A2);
Fabrik, Barnerstraße 36 (Ottensen,
p. 48, A1), www.fabrik.de;
Knust, Neuer Kamp 30
(Sternschanze, p. 48, B2)
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Working up an appetite after a day on the go?
Well, you’ve come to the right place. Hamburg is a
gourmet journey of discovery, with an impressive
number of often outstanding restaurants.
Food and drink
The following is a small selection of places which,
for a variety of reasons, really stand out from the
crowd. Some enjoy amazing views, others are
presided over by distinguished chefs, and others
still offer top-class entertainment to accompany
your meal.
Fabulous
fare
Enjoy your meal!
Photo: © Philipp Rathmer
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Info at your fingertips
➼ www.hamburgtourism.de/eating
Table for 14?
No problem at Bullerei
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FABULOUS FARE
Typically
Hamburg
Zum Alten Lotsenhaus
This old timber-framed building lies right on the beach of the Elbe in the attractive
district of Övelgönne. It looks like a doll’s house from outside, but inside they take
their food extremely seriously; there’s a strong emphasis on fish, but there’s always
at least one meat dish. ➼ Övelgönne 13 (Othmarschen), Tel. 880 01 96, daily
from 12 noon
Photo (Ausschnitt): Carlo Zamboni
Süllbergterrassen
This complex of restaurants is dramatically located on the
Süllberg, a terraced hill overlooking the Elbe in Blankenese.
There’s a choice of eating styles, depending on your tastes
and bank balance: a beer garden, a bistro, a gourmet terrace
and the Seven Seas restaurant, which has one Michelin star.
➼ KHH Süllberg, Süllbergsterrasse 12 (Blanke­nese), Tel.
86 62 52-0
The right wine for the right fish: Zum Alten Lotsenhaus
Strandperle
Louis C. Jacob
The Strandperle is a Hamburg landmark.
This beach café, complete with parasols
and sun loungers, is the precursor of the
city’s popular beach clubs. Watch the
sun set with a beer in one hand, a fish
sandwich in the other, and your feet in
the warm sand – and all’s right with the
world. ➼ Övelgönne 60 (Othmar­
schen), Tel. 880 11 12, daily 11 am to
11 pm (weather permitting)
This hotel on the Elbchaussee is one of
the city’s first, best and most famous.
The exceedingly comfy Kleines Jacob
wine bar serves fresh country cuisine,
and there’s also the wonderful,
Michelin-starred Jacobs Restaurant,
headed by chef Thomas Martin, and the
equally excellent Brasserie Carls beside
the new Elbphilharmonie complex in
HafenCity. ➼ Kleines Jacob and
Jacobs Restaurant, Elbchaussee
401–403 (Nienstedten),
Tel. 82 25 54 07 ➼ CARLS,
Am Kaiserkai 69 (HafenCity, p. 49,
A2), Tel. 300 32 24 00
Bullerei
This former cattle market became a restaurant in 2009. It
belongs to Tim Mälzer, a popular German TV chef, and has
high ceilings and distinctive furnishings. The next-door deli is
quicker, simpler and cheaper, and does a particularly good
lunch. ➼ Lagerstraße 34 b (Sternschanze, p. 48, B2),
Tel. 33 44 21 10, daily from 6 pm (deli from 11 am)
Freudenhaus
The witty and imaginative menu of this German restaurant,
just off the Reeperbahn, includes dishes named after local
landmarks and personalities. It describes its meat dishes as
“sinfully good”. ➼ Hein-Hoyer-Straße 7–9 (St. Pauli, p. 49,
B2), Tel. 31 46 42, daily from 6 pm
Fischereihafen Restaurant
Tim Mälzer’s Bullerei
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Photo: Philipp Rathmer
With a huge glass façade offering a
spectacular view of the harbour, this
well-known seafood venue also has a
terrace with glorious views. The Oyster
Bar is perfect for a glass of champagne
after your meal. ➼ Große Elbstraße
143 (Altona, p. 48, B2), Tel. 38 18 16,
Sun–Thurs 11:30 am to 10 pm,
Fri, Sat 11:30 am to 10:30 pm
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FABULOUS FARE
Culinary
excellence
Artisan
Sgroi
Thorsten Gillert is a master of his art,
with a passion for experimentation. He
changes the themed menu every week,
and you decide how many courses you
want. The Bude 1 restaurant, part of the
same building, serves an excellent
lunch. ➼ Kampstraße 27 (Stern­
schanze, p. 48, B2), Tel. 42 10 29 15,
Tues–Sat 12 noon to 2:30 pm,
7 pm to 10:30 pm
Anna Sgroi is one of Germany’s few
female Michelin-starred chefs, offering
an impressively purist interpretation of
traditional Italian cuisine. ➼ Lange
Reihe 40 (St. Georg, p. 50, A1),
Tel. 28 00 39 30, Tues–Fri 12 noon to
2:30 pm and 7 pm to 10:30 pm,
Sat 7 pm to 10:30 pm
A popular meeting place for Hamburg’s
movers and shakers, located on the
ground floor of the Spielbank Hamburg
and serving outstanding international
haute cuisine. ➼ Stephansplatz 10
(Neustadt), Tel. 65 06 77 90,
Mon–Wed, Sun and public holidays
11:30 am to midnight,
Thurs–Sat 11:30 am to 1 am
Le Canard Nouveau
Ali Güngörmüs took over this restaurant
on the Elbchaussee in 2005, and quickly
turned it into a popular gourmet temple
– it also happens to have a fantastic
view of the Elbe and the harbour. Just
one year later he pocketed a Michelin
star for his high-quality but informal
Asian-influenced cuisine, which is timelessly modern and never fails to inspire.
➼ Elbchaussee 139 (Ottensen, p. 48,
A2), Tel. 88 12 95 32, Tues–Sat 12
noon to 2:30 pm and 6:30 to 10:30 pm
Cox
With its friendly, bistro-style atmosphere, excellent service and constant
culinary surprises, Cox enjoys a well
earned reputation for excellence.
➼ Greifswalder Straße 43
(St. Georg, p. 50, B1), Tel. 34 94 22,
Mon–Fri 12 noon to 3 pm and from
7 pm, Sat, Sun from 6 pm
The dining room at Die 2te Heimat –
specially designed to encourage conversation
Die Bank
The food is as impressive as the décor
in this former bank, where Thomas
Fischer serves beautifully presented fish
dishes and German classics such as
Kalbstafelspitz. ➼ Hohe Bleichen 17
(Neustadt), Tel. 238 00 30, Mon–Sat
11:30 am to 11 pm
Tarantella
Dining
with a difference
Die 2te Heimat
Murder mystery nights
The owners of Die 2te Heimat, whose
name means “second home” have cre­
ated a unique combination of culture,
gastronomy and social interaction – and
probably a great place to meet people if
you’re new in town. You can watch a
play, and have dinner with your fellow
theatregoers afterwards.
➼ Max-Brauer-Allee 34/Speicher 34
(Altona, p. 48, B2), Tel. 30 60 65 41,
Fri, Sat from 7:30 pm
An increasingly popular form of entertainment, with an excellent dinner as
part of the package. The dining room
is the stage, and the staff act out the
story while you enjoy your meal.
➼ Hamburg Marriott Hotel, ABCStraße 52 (Neustadt), Tel. 3 50 50,
Once a month
➼ Ehemalige Kaffeebörse (Former
coffee exchange), Pickhuben 3
(Altstadt, p. 49, B1), Tel. 200 06 41 05,
twice a month
➼ Steigenberger Hotel Hamburg,
Heiligen­geistbrücke 4 (Neustadt),
Tel. 36 80 60, several times a
month
Dinner in the Dark
A fun experience with a serious message: you eat in total darkness, forcing
you to make increased use of your other
senses. ➼ Alter Wand­rahm 4
(HafenCity, p. 49, B1), Tel. 309 63 40,
See www.dinner-in-the-dark.com
for details of opening times
Gourmet safari
Walking tours of specific districts,
such as Ottensen and HafenCity, on
food-related themes. ➼ At least
once a month
A spectacular display at Cox, on Lange Reihe
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As dappled sunshine gives way to garish neon,
it’s time to experience Hamburg’s legendary nightlife in the flesh. The notorious Reeperbahn in St.
Pauli, and St. Georg have plenty to offer gay men
and women, and the Lange Reihe has a particularly vibrant stretch of gay businesses. Boutiques,
restaurants, bookstores and hairdressers attract a
colourful crowd, and the Hein & Fiete information
centre for gay men is also located here.
On warm summer nights, the whole place is one
big street party.
Going out
St. Pauli really comes into its own as a gay hotspot
at night, with so many clubs to visit that – before
you know it – the sun is creeping back into the
sky. The attraction of this legendary entertainment
district lies in its unique combination of creative
energy, thriving commerce and a multicultural
lifestyle.
Night
shift
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Info at your fingertips
➼ www.hamburgtourism.de/scene
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NIGHT SHIFT
Cafés and bars
Café endlich
Located next door to the Hanseatin, the hotel for women, with an
attractively landscaped garden where you can partake of coffee
and cake if the sun is shining. In the evening, many women either
eat here or meet at the bar. ➼ Dragonerstall 11 (Neustadt),
Tel. 34 13 45, Tues–Sat from 4 pm, Sun from 9 am
Kyti Voo
The seats on the street at this café-bar are perfect for seeing and
being seen on this busy thoroughfare. Owner Claudia Kiesel is
the organiser of the L-Beach women’s festival and a director of
CSD Hamburg Pride. ➼ Lange Reihe 82 (St. Georg, p. 50, A1),
Tel. 28 05 55 65, from 10 am in winter, otherwise 9 am
Café Gnosa
There’s no better place to meet other gay people than this
delightful coffee house, where the gay community has been meeting for years. It has all kinds of food, including knockout cakes
made on the premises. ➼ Lange Reihe 93 (St. Georg,
p. 50, A1), Tel. 24 30 34, daily 10 am to 1 am
Bellini-Bar
A small, modern bar in a Lange Reihe
side street. ➼ Danziger Straße 63
(St. Georg, p. 50, A1), Tel. 28 00 36 89,
Mon–Sat 5 pm to 4 am
Hamburg on the
social web
Generation-Bar
Keep in touch with all
the latest from Hamburg
➼ facebook.com/meinhamburg,
twitter.com/mein_hamburg
and at youtube.com
Also known as G-Bar, this stylish neonlit location attracts a youthful crowd.
The karaoke and party nights are especially popular. ➼ Lange Reihe 81
(St. Georg, p. 50, A1), Tel. 28 00 46 90,
daily from 5 pm
Wunderbar
Olivia Jones Bar
A popular meeting place for gay men
of all ages, with a small dance floor at
weekends. ➼ Talstraße 14–18
(St. Pauli, p. 49, A2), daily from 10 pm
Plush bar in the Kiez owned by the drag
queen of the same name, whom you
may bump into if you visit at the weekend. ➼ Große Freiheit 35 (St. Pauli,
p. 49, A2), Wed from 9 pm,
Thurs to Sat from 8 pm
Fast-talking Olivia Jones also does her
own “walking safaris” of St. Pauli and
the Reeperbahn, with her steamy anecdotes as a special feature. ➼ U3 St.
Pauli station, Reeperbahn exit (St.
Pauli, p. 49, B2), Tel. 30 05 16 66,
every Thurs, Fri and Sat,
www.hamburg-tourism.de/
tours
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PHoto: Georg Kühn
Clubs and parties
136° – Gay Clubbing
Gay Factory
House parties every Saturday, often
featuring international DJs. ➼ Reeper­
bahn 136, entrance next door to the
Zur Ritze bar (St. Pauli, p. 49, A2),
Sat from 11 pm
This is one of northern Germany’s biggest and wildest lesbian and gay discos,
held at the Fabrik and attracting a mixture of all age ranges. It takes place on
the second Saturday of alternate
months.
➼ Fabrik, Barner­straße 36
(Ottensen, p. 48, B1), from 9 pm
Alpha Girls
Shake!
Organises parties for gay and bisexual
men and women at a variety of locations, including Juice Club, MHC and
Knust.
Until 1996, this was the home of the
legendary Front gay discotheque club.
Today, it holds regular gay events
including a Front Revival Party, the
Dare! 80s gay club and the les-bi-gay
Familienkombinat.
➼ Shake!, Heidenkampsweg 32,
entrance on Nordkanalstraße
(St. Georg, p. 50, B2)
Tango Fatal
Same-sex couples are welcome, and a
frequent sight, at the Baladin dance
school, which offers a wide range of
courses. It also holds a queer dance
night at 9 pm on every second Friday in
the month. ➼ Baladin, Stresemann­
straße 374, entrance B, 1st floor
(Bahrenfeld), Tel. 89 89 08
London Calling
Popular indie party import from Berlin,
held at Gruenspan every two months.
➼ Gruenspan, Große Freiheit 58
(St. Pauli, p. 49, A1), from 11 pm
Love Pop/Love Shack
Gothic, indie and pop for a lesbian, gay
and bi audience. Every Wednesday and
occasionally at weekends.
➼ Kir, Barner­straße 16 (Ottensen,
p. 48, B1), from 11 pm
Obsession – The Club
Mis-Shapes
Twice a year, in February and September,
fetishists and sundry glamourpusses
from all over Germany converge on the
Edelfettwerk for Hamburg’s flashiest
metrosexual fetish party.
➼ Edelfettwerk, Schnacken­
burgallee 202 (Eidelstedt)
This regular party’s motto is Schwul,
Lesbisch, Scheißegal – gay, lesbian,
who gives a shit. It spins a mixture of
indie, pop and electro beats. ➼ First
Friday of every month at Molotow,
Spielbudenplatz 5 (St. Pauli, p. 49,
B2); every third Friday at Uebel &
Gefährlich, Feldstraße 66 (St. Pauli,
p. 49, B1), 4th floor, from 11 pm
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DJ Shari at Pink Inc.
Pink Inc.
This legendary mega-party takes place
at various Hamburg locations every two
months. It features a variety of dance
floors, great DJs and entertainment.
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A relaxing night’s sleep is all the more important when you’re far from home. Hamburg
offers a wide spectrum of high-quality accommodation, and the following is a list of some of
the best in the most popular districts.
Accommodation
Bed and
board
Look and book
➼ www.hamburgtourism.de/hotel
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BED AND BOARD
BED AND BOARD
St. Georg
Sternschanze
ARCOTEL Rubin
Superbude
This four-star superior hotel offers an
Austrian-style welcome, with excellent
service and modern, comfortable
doubles starting at € 69. The company
plans to open another smart hotel, the
Arcotel Onyx, on the Reeperbahn in
2012. ➼ Steindamm 63 (p. 50, A1)
A hotel, hostel and lounge all in one,
with an unusual, informal modern design
and knock-down prices: dormitory beds
start at € 16 and double rooms at € 59.
➼ Spaldingstraße 152 (p. 50, B2)
TOP TIP:
Junges Hotel Hamburg
A contemporary three-star hotel close
to the central station, with 128 rooms,
all with free internet access. Doubles
start at € 119. ➼ Kurt-SchumacherAllee 14 (p. 50, B2)
TOP TIP:
TOP TIP:
The George
One hundred and twenty-five elegant,
plush-carpeted British-style rooms and
suites, with doubles from € 135, a
Moroccan spa, and a roof terrace where
you can watch the sun set over the
Alster. ➼ Barcastraße 3 (p. 50, B1)
Hotel Wedina
This consists of four buildings: one red,
one blue, one green and one yellow,
each with its own distinctive character.
Located in a quiet residential street between the bustling Lange Reihe and the
romantic Außenalster. Doubles from
€ 118. ➼ Gurlitt­straße 23 (p. 50, A1)
TOP TIP:
Mövenpick Hotel
This four-star superior hotel is located in a beautiful 19th-cen­
tury water tower in the popular Schanzenviertel, and is surrounded by parkland. Doubles start at € 140. ➼ Sternschanze 6
(p. 48, B1)
Instant Sleep
A backpackers’ hostel with individually designed rooms, dormitories (€ 26) and communal showers. ➼ Max-Brauer-Allee
277 (p. 48, A1)
Schanzenstern
Pleasantly affordable hotel in the lively heart of the
Schanzenviertel; rooms and dormitories starting at € 54 for a
double, and an organic vegetarian restaurant that’s also open
to non-guests. ➼ Bartelsstraße 12 (p. 48, A2)
Schlaflounge
Just five single and double lounge-style rooms in a beautiful old
Art Deco house, offering a quiet and refreshing night’s sleep
despite its proximity to the bright lights of the Schanzenviertel.
Doubles start at € 89. ➼ Vereinsstraße 54 b (p. 48, A1)
We’ve personally inspected these
central hotels on your behalf, so you can
be sure that they offer good quality and
outstanding service.
One of the delightful rooms with a
view of the Alster at The George
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BED AND BOARD
BED AND BOARD
City
centre
Altona
Stylish room at the East
25hours No.1
The furniture, a combination of modern
designs and genuine 1960s and 70s
classics, and the 128 retro-style rooms
starting at € 95 for a double, make this
a hotel with a difference. Another
branch in the style of a seamen’s home
opens in in HafenCity in summer 2011.
➼ Paul-Dessau-Straße 2
St. Pauli
East
A stylish and popular designer hotel
in a street parallel to the Reeperbahn
(doubles from € 140). The restaurant
has a reputation for excellent sushi,
and is also a good place to begin your
weekend revels. ➼ Simon-vonUtrecht-Straße 31 (p. 49, B1)
Meininger Hotel
TOP TIP:
Cityhotel Monopol
Empire Riverside
A family-run business hotel on
Spielbudenplatz, one of the main
city-centre squares, at the heart
of the entertainment district.
Double rooms from € 78.
➼ Reeperbahn 48 (p. 49, B2)
With doubles from € 129, this elegant
and imposing 21-storey tower offers
a great view of the Elbe, harbour and/or
the Kiez St. Pauli. The Skybar 20up,
on the 20th floor, offers a particularly
vertiginous panorama. ➼ BernhardNocht-Straße 97 (p. 49, B2)
With its games room, WIFI, internet
terminals, guest kitchen, washer
and dryer, this self-styled “urban
traveller’s home” offers everything a
budget-minded globetrotter could
desire. Dormitory beds cost € 18 and
up, and a double room starts at € 45.
➼ Goetheallee 11 (p. 48, B1)
Hotel Hanseatin
This women’s hotel in the former
Gängeviertel district offers 13 attractively and individually designed rooms, a
café bar and a quiet garden, offering a
pleasant, stress-free night’s stay (doubles from € 99). There is a women’s café
next door. ➼ Dragonerstall 11
TOP TIP:
Side
An extremely comfortable five-star
designer hotel near the opera,
between the Gänsemarkt and
Binnenalster (doubles from € 150).
➼ Drehbahn 49
TOP TIP:
Zleep Hotel Hamburg City
Bright, modern Scandinavian-style
rooms with doubles starting at € 69,
a few minutes’ stroll from the harbour,
the fish market and the Reeperbahn.
➼ Königstraße 4 (p. 49, B2)
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Pretty, historic towns, nature reserves, farmland and
lakes: Take a day out, away from the sounds of
the city, and explore the best of north Germany’s
countryside. Whether you’re into wildlife, culture,
gardening or messing about in boats, there’s
something for you here.
Excursions
Hamburg
Metropolitan
Region
Info at your fingertips
➼ www.hamburgtourism.de/
surroundings
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HAMBURG
METROPOLITAN
REGION
The North Sea island of Sylt is very popular with
Hamburgers, lured there by its long, beautiful
beaches, fresh sea air, thriving social life and good
restaurants. It’s the perfect place to relax, swim, and
just soak up the tranquil atmosphere.
The ritzy Baltic seaside resort of Timmendorfer
Strand, in the Bay of Lübeck, makes a good excursion from Hamburg. It has a scenic promenade, alluring
boutiques and beachclubs, and a beautifully manicured
36-hole golf resort at the Seeschlösschen, where they’ll tell
you that golfing in the sea air strengthens your immune
system. There are two courses; expert players will prefer the
northern one.
The Altes Land, downstream from Hamburg, is a region
of dykes, orchards, well preserved half-timbered houses and
meandering rivers such as the Este, Schwinge and Lühe. In
spring, this uniquely scenic area is a sea of pink-and-white
apple and cherry blossom.
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The Lüneburger Heide,
western Europe’s largest continuous expanse of heathland, is
renowned for its natural beauty.
There is a network of footpaths
and cycle paths for the more
energetic – and the region also
has a remarkably large number
of leisure parks, including the
Serengeti safari park, a “barefoot
park”, bird and animal reserves,
rope walks and even ski pistes.
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Gay and lesbian
events 2011/2012
Lesbian and Gay
Film Festival 2011
October 18 to 23: various cinemas
Hamburg Women’s
Ball 2011
November 19 at Congress Center
Hamburg ➼ Marseiller Straße/
Am Dammtor (Neustadt)
Winter-Pride 2011
Lesbian and gay Christmas market
End of November until Christmas
➼ Corner of Lange Reihe and
Kirchenallee (St. Georg, p. 50, A2)
Santa Pauli 2011
Events
2011/2012
Stadtfest St. Georg 2012
May 26 to 28 ➼ Lange Reihe
(St. Georg, p. 50, A1)
Christopher Street Day
2012
July 28 to August 5
CSD parade: August 4
➼ Starts at noon on Lange Reihe,
Lange Reihe (St. Georg, p. 50, A1)
ECMC AGM &
Mr. Leather Europe
Hamburg 2012
Fetish event on October 17 to 19,
Includes the Mr. Leather 2012 competition
Frivolous christmas market in St. Pauli.
November 21 to December 23
➼ Spielbudenplatz (St. Pauli,
p. 49, 2B)
Hamburg Map – Save
with the Hamburg CARDmoney
HamburgCity map
Hamburg in your pocket: Order
free online at www.hamburgtourismus.de/catalogues
Also available at all tourist
information offices.
For more tips about lesbian and gay life
in Hamburg, visit
www.hamburg-tourism.de/event
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Useful information
Hein & Fiete
Hamburg’s information centre for gay
men …
➼ Pulverteich 21 (St. Georg, p. 50,
A2), Tel. 24 03 33, Mon–Fri 4 to 9 pm,
Sat 4 to 7 pm
Tourist information
Intervention
… and its counterpart for women.
➼ Glashüttenstraße 2 (Karolinenviertel, p. 48, B2), Tel. 24 50 02
Tourist Information at the Harbour
➼ St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken,
between jetty 4 and 5, Sun–Wed
9 am to 6 pm, Thurs–Sat 9 am to 7 pm
JungLesbenZentrum
A meeting place for girls, women and
transgendered people under 25.
➼ Glashüttenstraße 2 (Karolinenviertel, p. 48, B2), Tel. 430 46 24
Mon 4 to 7 pm, Wed 2 to 4 pm
Tourist Information Airport Office
➼ Airport Fuhlsbüttel/in the new
Airport Plaza (between Terminal
1 + 2), daily 6 am to 11 pm
Tourist Information at the
Central Railway Station
➼ Kirchenallee main exit,
Mon–Sat 9 am to 7 pm,
Sun 10 am to 6 pm
CCH Ticket Office Dammtor Station
➼ Exit Dammtor Station/Dag-Hammaskjöld-Platz, Mon–Fri 8 am to
7:45 pm, Sat 10 am to 4 pm
Magnus Hirschfeld Centrum
Hamburg’s lesbian and gay café and
information centre. ➼ Borgweg 8
(Winterhude, p. 51, B1),
Tel. 27 87 78 00
Hamburg Tourismus GmbH
(administration)
➼ Steinstraße 7, 20095 Hamburg,
Tel. 300 51 300, email [email protected]
www.hamburg-tourism.de
Emergencies
Police ➼ dial 110
Fire and ambulance ➼ dial 112
Altona emergency medical practice
➼ Stresemannstraße 54 (Altona),
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 7 pm to 12 midnight, Wed 1 pm to 12 midnight, Sat,
Sun 7 am to 12 midnight
Listings magazines
Doctors on call
➼ Tel. 22 80 22
blu – A free monthly gay lifestyle
magazine focusing on the arts, health,
design, and travel.
Hinnerk – A free monthly magazine on
gay life in Hamburg, distributed widely
throughout the city. ➼ Steindamm 11
(St. Georg, p. 50, A2), Tel. 284 11 50
Find the address of the nearest open
pharmacy
24-hour service
➼ Tel. 08 00.228 22 80 (free)
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Szene Hamburg – Hamburg’s oldest
listings magazine, established in 1973.
A detailed calendar of films, concerts,
theatre, exhibitions and other events;
also publishes a restaurant guide,
SZENE HAMBURG ESSEN+TRINKEN and
a shopping guide, SZENE HAMBURG
KAUFT EIN!
➼ www.szene-hamburg.de
hamburg:pur Free monthly magazine
aimed at a young readership, with arts,
music, interviews, and film and CD
reviews. ➼ www.hamburg-pur.de
Internet café
Saturn Internet Café This multimedia
megastore café offers internet stations
and wireless access plus technical
advice. ➼ Mönckebergstraße 1
(Altstadt), Tel. 30 38 25 34, Mon–Sat
10 am to 8 pm
Getting around
Taxi Hamburg 6x6
➼ Tel. 66 66 66
Limousinenservice Hamburg
Splash out on a chauffeured stretch
limousine from the airport. There is a
minimum rental period of one hour.
➼ Tel. 048 22.955 33
www.airportservice-hamburg.de
StadtRAD Hamburg – Rent a bicycle
from any one of over 70 locations
through­out the city, and return it anywhere. Book online or on site with a
debit or credit card, make a € 5 initial
payment, and off you go. ➼ Up to 30
minutes: free. 30–60 minutes: 4 cents
a minute. Over 60 minutes: 8 cents.
Full day: € 12. Tel. 822 18 81 00
stadtrad.hamburg.de
Hamburg City Cycles – Friendly
company offering cruiser and city bike
rentals (child seats, baskets, locks and
helmets included), daily cycle tours of
the city, and private guides. Rentals:
€ 7 per hour, € 12 per day, € 30 for three
days. ➼ Karolinenstraße 17
(St. Pauli), Tel. 21 97 66 12 or
0176.64 33 06 23, Tues–Fri 11 am to
7 pm, Sat, Sun 10 am to 6 pm
www.hhcitycycles.de
Fahrradstation Dammtor/Rotherbaum – Bike rentals, including tandems,
recumbents and cargo bikes. € 4 to
€ 8 per day. ➼ Hamburg University
campus, Schlüterstraße 11 (Rotherbaum), Tel. 41 46 82 77, Mon–Fri 9 am
to 6:30 pm
Fahrradtaxi Pedalotours
Cycle taxi rides or guided city tours for
one or two people. Taxi service starts at €
€ 5; tours from € 30 per hour.
➼ Tel. 01 77.736 70 42
trimotion
Short trips, help with your shopping,
or city tours, with taxi operators who
know their way around Hamburg and
can usually find the quickest or most
scenic route. Taxi rides: € 5 for the first
kilometre, plus € 1.50 per person per
kilometre thereafter. Cycle tours: € 30
per hour or € 5 for ten-minute period or
part thereof. ➼ trimotion taxi service
number: 01 62.108 90 20
Rikscha-Vermietung
Rent an original Indonesian rickshaw,
or book an individual journey with
chauffeur Heiko Stebbe.
➼ Tel. 01 51.22 30 05 47
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