6 ReviewsThe annual 10 day, 3 city festival presented by Duckstein Beer corporation celebrating art,culture, and cuisine. The weekend features full days of music concerts from acclaimed local and national...
7 ReviewsAnother useful place in the main railway station is this branch of the newsagents chain of K Presse + Buch. Here you can get your postcards and stamps and the service is swift, friendly and...
8 ReviewsThere had been a big China event in 2006: China Time! A market with Chinese products was build up on Jungefrnstieg. There have been many musical, social and political events with "China" a theme in...
5 ReviewsWandering around the port (Hafen) area I couldn't help but notice the major developments currently (Jan 2012) underway. This brought to mind a bar conversation in Dublin a few years ago when...
4 Reviews"Dialog im Dunkeln" is a very special place in Hamburger Speicherstadt : You may experience there the daily life of blind people in a guided tour through a world of total darkness. You will eat your...
2 Reviews Don't miss to visit the famous weekly market near the Landungsbruecken. Besides the fish-market-hall you can stroll through the market outside where merchants selling all kinds of products ranging...
1 ReviewLike Amsterdam, Hamburg has a red light district. The difference is it is much smaller and it explicitly forbids women and under age men to enter. For some, it is one of the main attraction of the...
1 ReviewGerman license plates are fun to read:
the first letters are an abbreviation of the city or area, where the car comes from, the other letters and numbers are just to identify it.
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HH is short for...
1 ReviewOk, so I went to Hamburg without knowing I was going to Germany, the day before!
I don't know if I was unlucky, but at 7am, I try to called home in Montréal, with a public phone. All the people that...
You can say, "Moin moin", or just "Moin" to anyone in the Hamburg or its surrounding areas in the north of Germany at any time of the day, when greeting someone. Even though it actually means "good morning", it can be used at any time of the day in this area. Use it at night in Berlin or further south, however, and people are likely to look at you oddly.
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