Cycling over water: The “AlsterRadler” is half bike, half catamaran. In everyday clothes, it is a wonderful way to cruise along Hamburg's largest inland waterway and its side arms. In spring, you can meet many a young duck family and get a glimpse of the magnificent gardens right by the water that would otherwise remain hidden.

For many, FC St. Pauli is more than just a soccer club, it stands for cosmopolitanism and tolerance. In 2012, the museum was founded by the fans and, in good St. Pauli fashion, a police station on the Heiligengeistfeld was prevented. In the foyer, you can enjoy the first warm rays of spring sunshine in a relaxed atmosphere with a glass of wine or a non-alcoholic drink.

Take the ship across the Elbe and enjoy an evening of top entertainment with the greatest hits of none other than Michael Jackson. With MJ - The Michael Jackson Musical, hardly anyone is kept on their seats, singing along and a good mood are pre-programmed. With this in mind: Beat it ...

The Jenisch House is one of the most beautiful historic buildings in Hamburg and, with its adjoining landscaped garden and breathtaking view over the Elbe, offers a small oasis for nature lovers. Originally the country residence of Hamburg merchant and building senator Johann von Jenisch, the former residence is now a museum of art and culture. The view of the Elbe and the passing ships is always spectacular, but in spring you can really feel it here: everything is in flux.

With a fresh breeze in your hair, the yellow double-decker convertible bus takes you casually from one sight to the next. Thanks to the hop-on hop-off principle, you can get off where you like best and then simply hop on the next bus - oh, if only every day were as easy as a spring day with the Yellow Double-Decker and the Hamburg CARD.

Long awaited: The largest permanent exhibition hall for immersive art will open in spring 2025. Perfectly embedded in HafenCity, the Port des Lumières takes visitors into three worlds. It starts with “Gustav Klimt: Gold and Color”, ‘Journey: Contemporary Creations’ and ‘Hundertwasser: In the Footsteps of the Vienna Secession’.

Hawaii or Hamburg? Admittedly, there is no danger of confusion even on the sunniest spring day, but stand-up paddling fever has spilled over from the Pacific to the Alster. At SUP Legion, you can hire the casual boards and round off the sporty day at the in-house fruit bar.

Not quite feeling the spring fever yet? We can help, because goosebumps are guaranteed at the Dungeon. It has been successfully providing spooky entertainment for 25 years and the shared glimpse into the dark side of Hamburg's history will bring you and your loved ones even closer together.

Have you ever looked deep into the eyes of a little pot-bellied pig or watched a baby bison interacting with its herd? It's cub season at the Schwarze Berge Wildlife Park and we promise: It doesn't get any cuter than this!

Ryddle offers digital city rallies through Hamburg that allow you to explore the city in a fun and innovative way. Among other things, you can search for clues in the Jewish-influenced Grindel district, help the dock worker Fiete out of a jam after a night of drinking or help the police officers of the legendary Davidwache on the Reeperbahn to solve a mysterious neighborhood murder.