Hamburg's deep connection with water defines its character. From the bustling port on the River Elbe to the to the calm Alster lakes, water is a constant presence throughout Hamburg and part of the city's identity.

Hamburg is one of the most bridge-rich cities in the world, boasting over 2,500 bridges—outnumbering even Amsterdam and Venice combined! With around 8% of the city covered by water, it's no wonder Hamburg needs so many crossings.

With over 120 museums and theatres, Hamburg is a cultural hub. Whether it's contemporary art or maritime history, there's something for everyone.

The Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg's iconic concert hall, is an architectural marvel weighing an impressive 200,000 tons—roughly 20 times the weight of the Eiffel Tower.

Before taking the world by storm, the Beatles honed their craft in Hamburg. Walk in their footsteps on a Beatles tour and see where it all began.

Around 72% of Hamburg’s area is covered by green spaces, making it one of the greenest cities in the world. And just beyond the city lies the “Altes Land,” Europe’s largest contiguous fruit-growing region.