Liberté
© Annemieke Lack
Liberté
© Hamburg Tourismus GmbH / Julia Staron

Liberté

Bar, café and bistro

Seagulls singing, salty air and France on your plate. French flair right on the "Altona Fischmarkt" jetty. Vis à vis Dock 11, seagulls, harbour ferries, the Elbe and the smell of café au lait.

Patisserie - cocktail bar - bistro. From tarte flambée to Pernod

The "Liberté" bistro offers much more than just coffee specialities and croissants. The patisserie is impressive, with fine dishes ranging from tarte flambée to elaborate creations and a great bar.
The best view

It may be difficult to decide which is more beautiful ... the panorama or the tasteful furnishings.

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