Spanish travel blogger Domi visited Hamburg for a couple of days and published an article on his blog Los Viajes de Domi, showing 10 places you should not miss while in Hamburg. 1. International Maritime Museum This museum in Speicherstadt is dedicated to the maritime world and has plenty interesting exhibiton-floors to offer. For sure, [...]
Melissa and her husband Marcus visited Hamburg for 48 Hours. This is a copy of their blogpost on FlyDriveExplore: Hamburg, most of us know it but how many of us have actually been? When thinking of European city breaks we tend to think of the usual suspects – London, Paris, Barcelona, Berlin etc. To be […]
Mellissa and her husband visited Hamburg and they have some good reasons why Hamburg is such an attractive destination for a city break. This is a copy of their blogpost on The Diary of a Jewellery Lover: Hamburg is a city that may not be at the top of most people's places to see but [...]
Carlotta from Lust For The Sublime spent a long weekend in Hamburg. On her blog you can read her helpful hints to make the most out of your trip. Keep on reading.
Zena took her three year old daughter on a trip to Hamburg. This was the start of showing her with a little ‘can do’ attitude getting out and exploring the world can be a great fun packed adventure with a host of new experiences, too. On her blog Zena's Suitcase, she tells you all you [...]
Blogger Kate Hackworthy and her husband spent three days in Hamburg in the Raphael Hotel Wälderhaus. Here is a copy of her blog post from the 8th of May on veggiedesserts: TRAVEL: HAMBURG CITY BREAK REVIEW May 8, 2017 by Kate Hackworthy I recently had a wonderful Hamburg city break, spent exploring the sights and discovering what [...]
The maritime heart of Hamburg – gate to Hamburg’s World Heritage site “Speicherstadt” The International Maritime Museum Hamburg (IMMH) – inaugurated on 25 June 2008 by Federal President Horst Köhler, Hamburg’s First Mayor Ole von Beust and Prof. Peter Tamm – invites you to explore 3000 years of maritime history. The nine “decks” in the [...]
