Abteistrasse 14, Harvestehude, Hamburg, 20149, Germany
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Überseebrücke
Harbour by night
The burnt church look of Germany.
Bergedorfer Schloss - at the east-end of Hamburg
Can anyone tell me where the Ryanair bus from Lubeck to Hamburg arrives in the city? Secondly, my wife and I are spending a week in the city from August 2 to seven. Any tips on good bars and restaurants at moderate prices? Thanks
Thanks, that's great. This is our first trip to Germany, part of our let's see European cities phase. Ideally we'll see as many sights as possible, such as museums, catch a show perhaps - although I have no German - roam around shops (any idea of where the bargain hunters shop, and look for a few unusual surprises that tourists don't know about. Cafes and bars, being Irish, are essential stopping off points, so the more we see the more we'll enjoy, although I don't drink. I'm actually planning to write a travel piece for my newspaper as more Irish people are looking to city breaks.
I would take the subway train to Reeperbahn. This area is the best in Hamburgh for Nightlife. It also rivals Amsterdam in terms of sex shops (but don't let that put you off). There is a great Irish bar there that plays live music. I was in there on Sunday night and the guy played a full set even though I was really the only one there.
The Reeperbahn wont be forgotten! Any idea where that Irish bar is?
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There are some good bars and restaurants in St. Georg (not too far from the train station).
The Reeperbahn is fine for a night, but for me... it gets old pretty fast. One of my best friends lives in Hamburg, and while she loves to go out to bars, the only time she goes to the Reeperbahn is when she has out of town guests- just to show them the scene.
Thanks for the tips. I only spent one day in Hamburg and it wasn't enough to see it fully. Next month I will return (it's so cheap thanks to budget airlines) and I will spend a day in Lubeck before going to Hamburg. I didn't realise Hamburg (and berlin for that matter) was so big. I didn't know which subway stops I should be getting off at. I guess I will buy a guide book next time.
The baltic thing really interests me.
We have lots of 'Moves' in Hamburg during the summer.
G-Move, Love Parade and Schlager Move. This picture shows me and my sister and some of her friends at the Schlager-Move at the 19th September 2000. It was my sisters birthday and we had a good time.
A man from the Pixelnet company asked if he can make a picture from us and some days later he mailed it to me.
Hamburg is very popular to visit a musical. In early times there are the popular musicals " Cats" and " Phantom of the opera". At the moment you can choose between "Mamma mia" (music of ABBA), "King of the Lion" and "Tanz der Vampire". I was in the last one and the music - show there great. This one is in the area Altona near the Holsten Brewery.
Hamburg has a great local transportation network. There's S- and U-Bahn trains you can easily get everywhere with. S-Bahns are divided into 1st and 2nd class. Don't even think about getting a 1st class ticket - the 1st class looks about the same as the 2nd class!
If there is more of you - make sure to buy a day ticket for groups (up to 5 people!). It costs 7.40 EURO and that's really cheap isn't it?
It was a cld wet (hung-over) morning when i walked to the Docks. It was cold and wet.
There were many tour buses parked here, so i assume this is where you would go to catch one. also there were many boats advertsing trips. I'm sure on a nicer day with a clearer head I would have took a tour and been able to tell you more.
Anyway here's a shot I took
Hamburg's most famous street running parallel to the harbour. Not only popular to its numerous strip bars, erotic shops and to say it short the red light district but also to those who seek and will enjoy culture. Restaurants
Theatres, musical and museums are simply there like The Beatles Museum. The production of CATS at the Oprettenhaus, has been Hamburg's reputation as Germany's musical capital.
Today, ich War Noch Nie In New York, is live on stage featuring Udo Jürgen's songs.
We experienced Reeperbahn both day and night.
First we did was with the sightseeing bus and saw more or less this famous area. Then before we left Hamburg, we went again, walking along the long road leading us to the harbor (day time) and once at night time from the harbor after a good dinner the Fischmarkt area up to Pinasberg, passing Herberstrasse to the police station David'swache then at Spielbudenplatz were we enjoyed some drinks. Finally we took the UBahn (St pauli station) back to our hotel.
I may say, it is not the Reeperbahn heard before but honestly i'm glad our exploration went smoothly :)
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