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What is the most well known and signifigant building in Hamburg??
The reason is we are meeting a mate there in Hamburg and we wanna know a place his taxi driver would kno.... He's coming from Lubeck airport
I would say - the city hall, as in most German cities...
Depends how your friend is getting to Hamburg from Lubeck. You can meet him at either the bus or train station and they are just across the road from each other.
I know at least 4 main entrance-gates for Hauptbahnhof in Hamburg.
A good place to meet could be :
The entrance right under the big tower of the city-hall / Rathaus
It is an area, where waiting for someone is not so boring as a train-station and it is within walking distance from Mönckebergstrasse and the Hauptbahnhof.
I'd say the main entrance to the town hall, too. It's too easy to miss each other at the main station, too many exits, too many people.
Lübeck Airport? Is he flying there with Ryanair?
There is a Ryanair shuttle bus which is coordinated with the flights (e.g. waits if a flight is late). EUR 8,00. Travel time is 75 minutes.
A taxi for this distance will be expensive.
The shuttle bus arrives in Frankfurt at the ZOB (central bus station).
Map: http://www.vhhag.de/fahrplaene/umgplanZOB.jpg
Also bus (line 6) to Lübeck Hbf and from there by train to Hamburg Hbf would be an option. EUR 11,50. Travel time ~ 1,5 hours.
timetable Schleswig-Holstein
http://scout.hafas.de/cgi-bin/query.exe/en?
If you check out the details of a connection you can see at which platform the train from Lübeck arrives in Hamburg Hbf.
If you are meeting him straight from the plane (and transit to Hamburg), meet him at the ZOB (bus station). If he's flying to Lubeck I'm supposing he's not loaded enough to take a taxi Lubeck-Hamburg (£40-£50?).
If you meet him after he has arrived/checked in the Rathaus is a s good a place as any, though I think the square outside would be very exposed if it is cold or wet. Still there are beer and wurst stalls for shelter opposite the Rathaus.
i'd say Rathouse (town hall)is your best bet for best known building.
Or even try the centrum, and choose a landmark like "McDonalds" or something: sad, but true - everyone knows where McDonalds is, and it is small enough that you wont get lost at numerous entrances.
Good luck.
i'd say Rathouse (town hall)is your best bet for best known building.
Or even try the centrum, and choose a landmark like "McDonalds" or something: sad, but true - everyone knows where McDonalds is, and it is small enough that you wont get lost at numerous entrances.
Good luck.
i'd say Rathouse (town hall)is your best bet for best known building.
Or even try the centrum, and choose a landmark like "McDonalds" or something: sad, but true - everyone knows where McDonalds is, and it is small enough that you wont get lost at numerous entrances.
Good luck.
Hamburg has a lot of museums. It's very good for a rainy day! Why don't you visit the Galerie der Gegenwart? It's an museum for contemporary art. Beside the Galerie der Gegenwart you can find the Kunsthalle, where you can find old art.
The current resident musicals for Hamburg in 2008 are:
THE LION KING: ( S Bahn 1, 3 or U Bahn 3 to Landungsbrücken, then take "Lion King Ferry" across the River Elbe to the venue)
Tickets for musicals are most easily found at the general box office in the central station Haupbahnhof, which sits directly across from the DB Train booking office. At this box office you can also find out what other plays are in town, as well as tickets for dance, classical, and international pop concerts in large and small venues. Hamburg is a smartly dressed town, but can also lean towards trendy casual. Jeans are often fine in many places, but it's best to leave the sneakers in the suitcase on theatre nights out.
The best way for myself is going by car. It's just a two hours drive from my Hometown to Hamburg!
You also can use the train or the airplane.
If you come from England you also can arrive by Ferry! Hamburg-Harwich
By Car, Bus or explore Hamburg with your own feets!!
This is a nice and very green park, ideal for a walk with the family. You have playgrounds there, it is close to the Stadium (if you want to see that) and it is very beautiful, especially in Autumn when you see all those colourful leaves on the ground.
Take a walk around downtown and look at all the shops, take a walk or ride around the Aussenalster to see the gorgeous buildings (this photo is of the Rathaus), take a good book to the Stadtpark, browse around the culturally diverse Altona section, take in the ballet at the Opera House, and just enjoy the city at a leisurely pace.
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