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Eimsbüttel & Eppendorf

CITY AREA PORTRAIT Welcome to Eppendorf & Eimsbüttel!

Here you will find magnificent old building facades and exquisite restaurants as well as chic boutiques and many small owner-managed shops. While Eppendorf is very chic and well-kept, Eimsbüttel treats itself to the style of Hanseatic calmness. But both quarters offer a lot of water and green spaces and are therefore extremely popular as a residential area for hamburgers - rightly so. Even as a guest you quickly feel at home here.

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Discover the forest Niendorfer Gehege

You will find pure nature in the Niendorfer Gehege. The wooded leisure and recreation area invites you to take a break from the hectic city life.

Niendorfer Gehege
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Unique weekly market in Eppendorf Isemarkt

Since 1949, the Isemarkt lures around 6.000 visitors to Eppendorf to do their weekly grocery shopping, or just to stroll along and chat with other visitors under the Hochbahn bridge.

Isemarkt
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die kleine konditorei

Here, only the finest ingredients are used to make a whole range of delicacies and treats.

die kleine konditorei
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Hamburg's animalistic original Tierpark Hagenbeck

There are many highlights for young and old in Europe's nicest private zoo: a total of 1850 animals in large open-air spaces, an elephant house, an extensive orang-utan enclosure, the tropical aquarium and the new "Eismeer".

Tierpark Hagenbeck
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Green heart in the middle of Eimsbüttel Eimsbütteler Park "Am Weiher"

Everybody in Eimsbüttel knows where to go if they are told "See you am Weiher".

Eimsbütteler Park "Am Weiher"
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One day in Eimsbüttel & Eppendorf

Experience a day around the Eppendorfer Landstraße and the Eppendorf tree between beautiful art nouveau houses and parks, cafés, boutiques and many small shops.

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SHOPPING, EATING, DRINKING Discover restaurants & shops

Eimsbüttel and Eppendorf are lively and green. Here you will find many small owner-managed shops where you can browse to your heart's content. Afterwards you can enjoy refreshments in numerous restaurants and cafés.

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Al Volo

  • Restaurant
  • Italian
  • €€€

Many Italian restaurants claim to be especially authentic.

Al Volo

Al Volo

Eppendorfer Weg 211
20253 Hamburg

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Alpenkantine

  • Restaurant
  • Vegetarian
  • Good & Low-cost

For those who miss classical skiers’ meals like dumplings or apple strudel in the flat North Germany, the Alpenkantine is just the thing every now and again.

Alpenkantine

Alpenkantine

Osterstraße 98
20259 Hamburg

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An Khang Quan

  • Restaurant
  • Asian
  • €€€

Friendly Vietnamese restaurant that is always full, including from Vietnamese. Wooden sculptures, dried flower arrangements and green curtains create a pleasant atmosphere.

An Khang Quan

An Khang Quan

Hoheluftchaussee 86
20253 Hamburg

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Augila in the Lindner Park-Hotel Hagenbeck

  • Restaurant
  • International
  • €€€

The spacious restaurant Augila in the Lindner Park-Hotel Hagenbeck in Hamburg with over 200 seats welcomes its guests in a colonial-exotic atmosphere of the 19th century.

Augila in the Lindner Park-Hotel Hagenbeck

Augila im Lindner Park-Hotel Hagenbeck

Hagenbeckstraße 150
22527 Hamburg

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Bacana

  • Restaurant
  • Café/Bistro
  • Good & Low-cost
  • €€€

Exposed brick walls, comfortable leather sofas, and "the best fresh roasted coffee in Hamburg" - well, once you've walked in here, nothing can go wrong, certainly not for coffee lovers.

Bacana

Bacana

Bellealliancestraße 52
20259 Hamburg

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Balutschi

  • Restaurant
  • Vegetarian
  • Asian

Besides the traffic characteristic of the Grindelallee, Balutschi is a wonderful place to relax with its cosy, quaint atmosphere.

Balutschi

Balutschi

Grindelallee 31
20146 Hamburg

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DISCOVER CULTURE IN HAMBURG'S CORNERS Culture in Eimsbüttel & Eppendorf

In Eimsbüttel and Eppendorf there are lots of things to see and of course plenty of culture. From museum visits to creative workshops and lots of other great events, there is always something to do.

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Freizeitzentrum Schnelsen e. V.

The range of activities on offer at the Schnelsen leisure center includes courses and workshops from a wide variety of fields. It also offers space…

Freizeitzentrum Schnelsen e. V.
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Cultural bar and gallery The Village

The colorful village in the village. A nice, alternative oasis in middle-class Niendorf. Art hangs on the walls, small snacks are served on the…

The Village
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Bürgerhaus für Niendorf e. V. Berenberg-Gossler-Haus

Since 1997, the Berenberg-Gossler-Haus, Bürgerhaus für Niendorf e. V., has been a volunteer-run district cultural center. In the heart of Niendorf,…

Berenberg-Gossler-Haus
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University Museum Hamburg

The University Museum Hamburg presents more than 300 exhibits from the history of science in Hamburg. The exhibition offers exciting insights into one…

University Museum Hamburg
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Where Nature Meets City: Family-Friendly & Green at Heart

Sustainable Highlights

This family-friendly district in Hamburg is home to numerous small parks, green spaces and playgrounds. Nowhere else in Hamburg can you find so many organic food shops and eco-cooperatives: a great deal of groups and associations with roots in the environmental and ecological movements of the 1980s and 1990s are headquartered here.

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CITY AREA PORTRAIT St. Georg

Welcome to St. Georg, a borough full of contrasts. Located just behind Hamburg main railway station, it is colourful, multicultural, stylish and hip all the way up to the Alster.

St. Georg
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CITY AREA PORTRAIT Altona & Ottensen

For strolling, having a coffee, taking a walk or having some delicious food – situated directly at the Elbe and traversed by parks, Altona & Ottensen are considered to be charming and diverse districts with character. Brick walls create a rather rough atmosphere in Altona, while it is lively and colourful in Ottensen.

Altona & Ottensen
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CITY AREA PORTRAIT Blankenese & Elbe outskirts

The former fishing and seamen's village of Blankenese is situated directly on the Elbe. It is the perfect starting point for hopping on a sailing boat or on the Elbe ferry, or for taking long walks along the shore. Another highlight is a visit to the Treppenviertel (German for staircase quartier) with a spectacular view of the lighthouse and the Falkenstein shore.

Blankenese & Elbe outskirts
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