Discover your piece of Hamburg.

...like at grandma's in Tyrol! Dumpling tricolor. Beef goulash. Schlutzkrapfen. Kaiserschmarrn. What more could you want!

Created in Altona. How so? Prostitution was forbidden in the German Empire. But in Denmark, and Altona belonged to it at that time, it was not. To attract German clients, Danish prostitutes walked along the border between Altona and Hamburg. "At some point, "Auf den Strich" became a synonym for "prostitute yourself.

The "Phoxxi" shows - according to the motto - shrill but harmonious, works by the London photographer Jack Davison, the Israeli video artist Omer Fast and the Norwegian-Nigerian artist Frida Orupabo. As long as the Deichtorhallen is being restored (until 2024), the Phoxxi will host occasional photographic exhibitions, including images from the collection of the late master photographer F. C. Gundlach.

Gods and garlands, hunting game and Medusa heads, stone splendor and glory, created in a time when nomads elsewhere made carpets from sheepskin only for protection. The long stone carpet - here ud today as a symbol of hospitality and cultural diversity - refers to Turkmen knotting, originally intended to bring good luck, avert disaster, symbolize prosperity and fertility of the herds.

Bavarian food and specialties in a great, rustic pub atmosphere. Leberkäs, Haxn or just a Maß - mei, san die guat!

Thick, fluffy rim. Thin base. And a special baking time: a Neapolitan pizza should bake in the stone oven for a maximum of 60 seconds, then it's perfect. So we've already got the name right - 60 Seconds to Napoli! This stylish restaurant is committed to this golden rule not only in its name, but also on its plates and serves incredibly tasty and creative pizzas. And if you want something a little more unusual, you should definitely reserve a place in the restaurant's own fairytale forest in good time. Be sure to try it: The Cheese Roll, spicy mountain cheese in fluffy dough, served with truffle mayo - what more could you want?

Experience the authentic aroma of Turkish cuisine at Lokmam Köz in the Schanze. Homemade specialties and traditional flavors in a cozy atmosphere offer a culinary experience that pampers your senses and captures the essence of Turkey.

Originally, Mercury was to become the fountain's leading figure. However, thanks to the cholera epidemic, Hygieia, the Greek goddess of health, purity and hygiene, finally made the running. Depicted is the purifying power of water and the victory over the cholera epidemic by a defeated dragon at the feet of the goddess.

It takes exactly two and a half minutes to ride the 82-meter escalator inside the Elphi to a fanatical view over the harbor. Tip: Tickets can be booked online in advance and you can stay here until 23:45

The lights change colors regularly which makes the stay in the subway station at Hafen City a colorful experience while waiting for the train.

There are not only a variety of beers to drink here, but also a lot to celebrate and quizz. Every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month there is the legendary Landgang pubquiz in the middle of the brewery: The game is played in 3 rounds of 10 questions each. Each round there will be a schnapps for the winner(s) - and the winner(s) of all rounds will receive a crate of beer they have put together themselves. So if you know "where the blue banana is?" or "how many moons Jupiter has?", you've come to the right place! If you don't want to quiz, you should simply try one of the other evenings: Bingo, Open Mic, Mensch ärgere dich nicht or simply a brewery tour. Of course, you could be perfectly happy, but there are also snacks. Tarte flambée. Poutine. Cheese fries. What more could you want...

On this curb there is sun until late in the evening - provided it shines in Hamburg. In addition, there are cool drinks right next door from the Tobacco Exchange. Unfortunately, the limited seats are often taken relatively quickly.

On Hamburg's shady Elbe beach, where the sun dances on the water and the harbor charm enchants, you can experience the vacation feeling in the middle of the city. Pack a blanket and a few drinks, enjoy the sun and let yourself be enchanted by the Elbe.

Originally, the Lombardsbrücke was not built of stone, but of wood and thus small and narrow, especially for larger river steamers, so that the passage for them was impossible. The crew of the "Helene" then risked - despite the increased risk of fire to the bridge structure - to be the first ship to dismantle its funnel and thus sail to the Außenalster. However, some shipbrokers subsequently built smaller boats, so that for 150 years one has waited in vain at the "steamboat waiting room" for a water cab.

A place for a varied and entertaining evening with friends or a date: with shuffleboard or Nintendo, tasting craft beers from all over the world. A real insider tip - Cheers!

The street on Kaiserkai offers a modern variety of architecture, because each building is different.

A real pearl, especially at sunset. With delicious Aperol, wine or beer, you can dangle your feet here on the banks of the Alster.

The construction of a landmark - the old Elbe tunnel - proved to be technically far ahead, but extremely dangerous. What few people know is that three workers died from diving-related illnesses during construction under overpressure. Today, however, it is safe and a wonderful experience to cross the tunnel on foot or by bike. The view of the city from the other side is particularly worthwhile at the end!

From shrunken heads from Amazonia to wooden dildos and firearms - here you will find the most bizarre souvenirs of Hamburg sailors from all over the world and drinks are also available to admire.