The Hamburger Kunsthalle is one of the most important and largest art museums in Germany. Its first-class collection takes visitors from the Old Masters to the stars of contemporary art.

Opened in 1922 at Holstenwall, the Museum of Hamburg History is today Germany's largest museum of urban history. If you want to know how the mission fort Hammaburg became the proud Hanseatic city and the proverbial gateway to the world, then the Museum of Hamburg History is the right place for you.

The MARKK Hamburg (former Museum of Ethnology) awaits visitors with countless finds from different peoples as well as exciting special exhibitions on cultures from different continents.

Deep inside the building is the heart of the Elbphilharmonie: the large concert hall can accommodate around 2100 guests.

The Deichtorhallen Hamburg is one of Europe's largest art exhibition halls. Those interested in art and photography will find a great variety of different pictures and interesting exhibitions there.

The magnificent Laeiszhalle, built in neo-baroque style, offers a wonderful ambience for an unforgettable classical evening, but also for jazz, pop and children's concerts.

The Bucerius Kunst Forum at Hamburg's Rathausmarkt invites its guests to an exclusive encounter with the classics of art. Four changing exhibitions per year show international art of the highest quality in a concentrated format.

A visit to the venerable Thalia Theater promises visitors a high-class and stylish theatre visit in the heart of Hamburg even today.

Enjoy culture in a classical atmosphere - at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus the old masters are breathed back into life in new productions.

Visitors to Hamburg who are looking for high-class opera entertainment will be spoiled with grandiose performances in the time-honoured Hamburg State Opera.