The courtyard and the lobby is open for everyone and it's beautiful and tranquil inside. If you want to know more, book one of the guided tours (also available in English, but not at all times)
This, and the Elbbrücken station are the newest additions to the U4 line, it's worth getting a look around here
such a cute and traditional pub, good for a fairly mediocre Fischbrötchen and beer
don't miss this steampunkish marvel, and take a good look at the murals of local wildlife, like the rats gnawing at a rotting boot. it's lovely!
That's all that's left of Jewish Hamburg, and the small plaza next to it. There used to be a synagogue there.
One of the ugliest squares you can find anywhere in Germany. The night market is cute, though, and the annual food truck festival is also worth a visit
the overcrowded party 'hood, where you'll meet exactly the same people every single time queueing for exactly the same drink everyone else is drinking. how original!
Drop in for a quite nice espresso or beans or a piece of cake. This joint of Elbgold is the quick solution for your caffeine needs, a block further down Mühlenkamp they have a bigger, brighter shop
Exactly the place to calm the fuck down after a tiresome day at work!
The weekly market and the flea market are nice, but tend to be very crowded. They organize most of the events around different themes though, with workshops, special guests and the like
Quite the surprise on the way to the wholesale market, the lobster roll was amazing
If you're indecisive, go for the set menu of 5 chugs and a beer, all seasonal, creative and awesome
Who would have thought that you have to come to Hamburg for an outstanding Austrian meal, right?
Beautiful interior, gorgeous food and a daring, all-encompassing wine selection. Bread, butter, and cheese are to die for. Somewhat pricy, but so so sooo worth it.
