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...

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?

A small cult pub and home port for young and old - ideal for sociable hours. Rustic ambience meets cool drinks and music to sing along to. Speaking of singing along: the DJ is not only happy to accept music requests at any time, he then decides spontaneously whether he "just" plays the song or simply performs it live himself.

What beer am I drinking today? A lager? A pale ale? Or a Guinness? The question can be easily dismissed here. Because Arian's has this one mysterious tap with the question mark - only the barman knows which beer is on tap for the current week. So why not let yourself be surprised and simply enjoy.

If you like to sit around the table with your friends for a long, hearty meal, you shouldn't miss out on this hot pot. The Lẩu hot pot is placed in the middle with a super aromatic broth and then the fun can begin: Dip meat, seafood, vegetables and much more into the hot broth, cook to your own taste and enjoy.

...add a little lemon, sugar, egg white, orange... and the NY Sour is ready. It may sound a little strange at first - but you should definitely try it!

...it doesn't really matter. Delicious draught beer, a "local" Gisela and simply a stylish, cozy place to raise a glass together. 🍻

With a cool, freshly tapped Turmbräu directly between the two large copper brewing kettles, it feels a little like you can still watch the master brewer at work. And if that's not enough, you can go on a little voyage of discovery in the tower brewery: A loving collection of original furniture takes you right back to the golden age around 1900. Unique advertising boards, old newspaper cuttings and long-forgotten photographs line the walls. This inn makes a stop-off a real experience for young and old alike.

Fancy water, harbor flair and big cranes? Here in the former free port, you can find all of this at once and in one place. Around the Bremer Kai jetty, you can not only feel the history of Hamburg's trade, but also one of the four remaining Flying P-Liners - the Peking. On top of that, there is also a first-class view of the Hamburg skyline. Anyone can look at the harbor from the city. Here you can see the city from the harbor.

Simply get to know nature from a different perspective - at treetop level. You can follow animal tracks, become a detective, solve lots of puzzles and observe bats and insects. Switch off and immerse yourself.

A small gondola takes you slowly and romantically up into the air - and that's romantic enough in itself. But once you reach the top, there's more than "just" a beautiful gondola ride waiting for you: the ruins of Harzburg Castle, an impressive view of Bad Harzburg, the surrounding mountains and the vast Harz foreland, the starting point for countless kilometers of hiking trails. Fairytale-like.

Warm colors and wood everywhere, countless cozy corners to relax in, your own little private sauna on request, plus a bathtub right in the room and the omelette is also prepared a la minute at breakfast and brought directly to the table - if you don't relax and unwind here, it's really your own fault.

Some people say that if you haven't seen the old town streets with their half-timbered houses and the small bridges over the Blau during a visit to Ulm, you haven't seen Ulm. That's true. There really are so many beautiful things to discover in the little alleyways here. Almost like a city within a city. Really unique. Simply picturesque. Sometimes a little quirky. Absolutely worth seeing.

...and no kissy kissy - that's how we are! That's what it says on the menu and that's how it is - simply rustic. In this winding inn, you enter Bavaria right at the door. And just before the border to Bavaria. This calls for an Augustiner on tap - or if that's not enough, you can get a 20-liter keg to drink alone (or with friends) and plenty of Bavarian cosiness. What about food? That's also available. Really tasty and hearty... and in huge portions. And if you prefer to enjoy your beer, roast ox or spaetzle without the kids - no problem, they have their own regulars' table anyway.

Attractive modern design, stylish bar, delicious drinks and a wonderful view over the city - in good weather on the roof terrace, in bad weather in the chic interior. What more could you want...

Admittedly, the ascent was a little unusual, because you just can't get rid of the feeling that you're walking up a leaning tower. Once at the top, however, you are compensated for any irritation: a wonderful view of Ulm and Neu-Ulm. Be sure to go up there.

...is a wonderful place to stroll between the old town and the Danube. While on one side the Danube meadow right by the river invites you to relax, on the other side the ornate old town houses catch the eye. And there is much more to see during a walk along the historic city wall: such as the enchanting Rose Garden, the leaning Berblinger Tower or the imposing Metzgerturm.

The public gardens of La Spezia somehow also feel like the center of the city - with large, lush and well-tended areas where you can relax or find some shade in summer. Within the complex is the impressive Giuseppe Garibaldi monument - also well worth a visit. For those who prefer to sit by the water, the harbor is just around the corner... simply a nice place to escape the city and switch off for a while.

The really picturesque harbor of Vernazza, where locals and tourists like to go swimming or fishing from time to time. But the outer end of the harbor is even more beautiful: here you can relax on the cliffs and let the evening fade away as the sun goes down. There are plenty of restaurants and bottegas just around the corner where you can grab a glass of wine to go, for example. Absolutely worth seeing in the truest sense of the word!

A really deliciously juicy, junk food-like specialty from Genoa - focaccia al formaggio. At first glance, it looks quite simple: between two very thin layers of dough you will find lots of hot, melted stracchino cheese. When I ordered it, I only got one "Un genova classico" for free. Legend has it that this delicacy originally comes from Genoa's neighboring town of Recco - but it's hard to imagine how it could taste any better than at "Focaccia e Dintori". Caution: absolute danger of addiction!

Attention pesto lovers - this is the place to be for anyone who loves good pesto. Handmade, "good and healthy" and, if you don't want to wait, you can enjoy it on the spot as an appetizer on focaccia - incredibly delicious pesto genovese. So: watch it being made, take it home with you and simply enjoy.

Salita a Porta delle Chiappe - translated, this can (also) mean "ascent of the buttocks". And that's exactly what you train when you climb the countless stairs to get to the viewpoint at Righi. But the view makes up for many of the steps, because from here you can enjoy a spectacular panorama over large parts of the city. If this is too strenuous for you, simply take the free funicular "funciolare Zecca Righi" to get up to the almost 290m.

A small village that looks as if it has sprung from the pages of a fairy tale. Wonderful alleyways and you can't get enough of the enchanting house facades. From the ancient stone walls you also have a breathtaking view of the surrounding green hills, vineyards, olive groves and the many farms. How small is this village? Very small. The village of Montefioralle may only have around 100 inhabitants, but it has just been included in the list of Italy's most beautiful villages - very quiet and peaceful and away from mass tourism.

White, rosé, red or sparkling wine? Here you can design your own wine tasting, pour as often as you like and choose what you want to try and when. There are 11 stations with different delicacies to choose from - just put your glass underneath, press the button and you can taste your wine at the perfect temperature. The ambience is incredibly cozy with plenty of seating options and there's also plenty to satisfy both small and large appetites.

Bresaola, prosciutto crudo or pecorino - this and much more can be found in this wonderful little delicatessen in a side street off Piazza Grande. And if you can't wait to get home, you can have a panini made for you - incredibly tasty.

...and action - not only were a few scenes from the cinematic masterpiece "Life is Beautiful" filmed here on the Piazza Grande. It is also a truly wonderful place to enjoy the sun, stroll across the piazza like Roberto Benigni and simply let life be beautiful... And if this short journey into film history isn't enough, there are 8 more film sets to discover from here.

The Castello Di Sammezzano sits alone on a hill to the west of the Italian municipality of Reggello. The 5500 square meter castle is a piece of impressive architectural history and a unique lost place, which is unfortunately gradually falling into disrepair and is therefore no longer officially accessible. But you can still get there... Because the huge garden, including the labyrinth, is still open to the public. Absolutely worth seeing and still majestic.

At this water point, everyone can enjoy a refreshing sip of "Acqua" - and either drink it straight away or fill up their supply for home. Water without sparkling water is free - you just need to bring your own bottle(s). If you absolutely need sparkling water, it costs €0.10 per bottle.

It looks unspectacular at first, but on warm evenings the steps on Augustiner-Platz gradually fill up with people sitting together in groups and enjoying the last rays of sunshine of the day. So just grab a cool drink, join them and watch the hustle and bustle.

Balconies and windows adorned with flowers are reflected in the water, charming half-timbered houses and small winding squares - these idyllic alleyways between Martinstor and Schwabentor are also affectionately known as "Little Venice". It feels a little like you are immersed in a little world of your own. Here you will find small canals, individual stores, cafés and restaurants and, if the water level permits, even a crocodile.

The perfect way to cool off on a hot summer's day and a tiny ice rink in winter - the little streams. Countless small streams that run right through the old town and many other streets. And for the little ones and the young at heart, there are "Bächleboote" - a stand is just around the corner during the market - with which you can make the canals unsafe. But watch out: Legend has it that if you fall into a Bächle, you will have to marry someone from Freiburg.

If the weather is suitable, it is worth taking a walk from the city center along Bontekai to the southern beach. Not only the promenade at the Great Harbour provides a beautiful view, you also walk directly towards the iron landmark of the city - the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Bridge.

Here at the Tiesomat, you can either choose a tile around the clock or pull one at random. But it doesn't really matter, because they're all really pretty. By the way, this machine is only one of 7 - the others can be found for example in Entenwerder or in Lüttliv.

The Nordermarkt is not only considered the oldest market in Flensburg. In summer, it is actually the perfect place to enjoy, because around the market you can find many pubs, where in good weather people hang out at tables outside and enjoy themselves. Not to be overlooked is also the Neptune Fountain - on it King Neptune majestically drones with his trident. Actually. Because unfortunately, the trident is stolen again and again, although it is now worth absolutely nothing. But: Even without the trident - because during our visit it was probably illegally stolen again - the fountain is beautiful to look at.

Sailor's knots, such as bowline, square knot or sheet knot are indispensable on board. If you don't know them yet and would like to go on a boat soon, this is the right place for you. Just tie a little knot...

...but actually it doesn't really matter, because you can get a cool (also on tap) Flens at all three stalls. And free of charge: sun on the nose and a magnificent view of the Flensburg harbor. Plopp!

...that the wind never goes out in Flensburg is ensured not least by the nearly 2.5 meter high "Windsbraut", on her 3 meter high stone pedestal. Already in Germanic mythology, this female figure served as a personification of the whirling storm. Otherwise, however, it is simply a real eye-catcher.

A small idyllic park in the park. As soon as the sun comes out, Hamburgers are drawn to the city park. For those who also want to answer this call, but still want it to be a bit more relaxed and less crowded, this is a nice alternative: this small lawn in front of the "Trinkhalle".And, where in the past fountain cures were offered to people who could not afford to visit a spa, there is now a café. Thus, the (spontaneous) physical well-being is also still taken care of.

In the middle of Prague's Old Town, there is a real feast for the eyes for every car lover and, by the way, a super photo motif for a little time travel. Directly in front of the James Dean is a real eye-catcher - an old Pepsi pickup truck. Pure nostalgia.

...to float like a swan across the Outer Alster, that no longer has to remain just a dream. Here (at the Silwan boathouse) this dream becomes possible with a pedal boat in the shape of an oversized swan - and the chance is not small that the trip across the Outer Alster will be escorted by a real swan. Because: there are already several stories in which some real swans are said to have courted the plastic swan and had chosen it as a potential partner.By the way, if you prefer to experience the whole thing as a duck: you can get it here.

Just 7.45m high - this would make this mini lighthouse, if it were still in operation, even the smallest lighthouse in Germany. However, it has not been lit since 1977, but is still a beautiful place to stay. to linger. And, you can even climb up. You should definitely do that. From the top you have a beautiful view of the North and South Elbe, the dikes and an enchanted environment.

A too hot summer day?! A strenuous jogging round?! Or a little help to wake up?! No more problem, here is the perfect little breeze of refreshment - completely free.

Sorry. Roast beef. Chicken with mayo. Pulled pork and two kinds of fries to go with it. Dipping. Snacking. Simply delicious - the mix box is a hit.

...attentive observers may have already noticed - there is actually a poodle sitting on this roof. But why? The shipowner Carl Laeisz had a strange weakness for the letter "P". All the names of his sailing ships therefore had to begin with "P". Even his wife was given a pet name with a "P": "Pudel(chen)". As a sign of his love, he therefore placed this poodle sculpture on the central gable of the Laeiszhof.

Twice a day, a flap under the church tower clock of the Michel opens and a fanfare sounds. According to an old tradition, the "Turmtüter" blow chorales every morning at 10 a.m. and every evening at 9 p.m. (on Sundays also once again at 12 p.m.) in all four directions - clockwise. And really every day.This is an old custom that was introduced in Hamburg during the Reformation - more than 300 years ago. Until the lifting of the gate blockade on January 1, 1861, the trumpet chorale of the "Turmtüters" was the sign for the opening and closing of the city gates. Even without city gates absolutely worth seeing, or hearing.

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

Every Tuesday evening, the laughing muscles are strained - in Birdland, amateurs and professionals dare to take to the microphone with their new gags. Definitely worth a laugh...

There are actually several traditions about the origin of the poke, for example, that it is the amount of beer that used to be tapped from the barrel during a pump shot. However, the most well-known story is the following: Dortmund's city center was separated from Dortmund's northern city by a railroad line. There was no underpass at the Burgtor in the direction of Münsterstraße. People who wanted to go to the Nordstadt often had to wait here in front of closed barriers. A landlord of an adjacent pub recognized the potential and served beer to the waiting citizens in a quick-drinking poke. The Stößchen - a small beer that you drink at the bar. And only there.

The term Molle is just as common for a beer in Berlin as, say, the Maß is in Bavaria. The word, by the way, comes from the North German word "Mulde". Any more? In addition to the Molle, there is also the expression "eine Blonde" (a blonde), which refers to a wheat beer from Berlin. Oh, by the way, in Thomas Eck, people write in the good old fashioned way and there's also a cheeky saying for free.

Water from the Lüneburg Heath, juniper berries, fresh wild lemons from Portugal, rosemary, cinnamon, and and and... - botanicals are really not spared here. Out comes Gin Sul in its white clay bottle and the blue writing, which reminds of the houses of Portugal. All this and much more you learn in a very entertaining tasting in the manufactory - in which there are also countless gin and tonic to drink and you can even distill your own gin. But beware: sometimes the dates are already booked up after hours.

Cozy home ambience meets authentic Indian street food made to mom's recipe. Small tip: just order across the map, share and try everything - it's sooo delicious.

A little hidden between St. Pauli and Altona lies a relaxing oasis in the middle of the city - Wohlers Park. The former cemetery with its small avenues is simply the perfect place for an escape from the urban jungle.

2 nearly 20 meters high murals decorate the facade of the house in Valentinskamp. The mural on the left shows the Gängeviertel as a Gallic village that resists the ever-closer glass buildings. Directly to the right, an oversized saw can be marveled at - the tool of copper thieves and for years the emblem of the gallery of the same name on the first floor of the house. Incidentally, the career of the Low Bros began in the Kupferdiebehaus in 2009, when they returned to their home country to design the two walls.

Hangover? Brand? This is where the high society of mugging meets to lay some foundation after the fact. Curry Special - that is, sausage with curry sauce, mayo AND gravy. Supposedly the pork belly is the best in Germany. Num.

No, this place is not only the museum of the car brand, but also a jewel of modern architecture, a contemporary historical exhibition and finally the pride of a company of global relevance.

The Jubilee Column (right, not Victory Column!) was originally once made of wood. Five years later it was replaced by a stone version, and another 17 years later a five-meter-high statue of a goddess was placed on the column. Her name: Concordia - Goddess of Concord. The column has nothing to do with victory and war. It was erected for the 25th anniversary of the throne of King Wilhelm I - hence the name Jubilee Column.

Here, crispy dreams come true with every bite! For the Korean Fried Chicken, the chicken is actually double fried with a special batter - and that makes it crispy. SUPER crispy! Of course, the Kimchi Guys also serve - as the name suggests - kimchi. Perfect for the Hanseatic, chronically gentler palates: crunchy when you bite into it, spicy in taste and just the right amount of spiciness so that it's still fun without hurting. Small tip: Beware of the hot sauce, which has its name quite rightly 🔥!

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

From Antarctica at -7 degrees, over 30 degrees in Cameroon at 80% humidity to Samoa ... Experience climate on the tracks of the 8th degree of longitude east. You can actually even spend the night in the climate house, if you want.

Young and old on a journey through time - beyond the horizon and always towards hope. The gallery of the 7 million. At one of the most important historical ports of emigration in Europe, visitors embark on an interactive journey through time through impressive, faithfully reconstructed scenes from over 300 years ago. Get there.

The name of the US hard rock band Mötley Crüe goes back to the term "motley crew" - in German "bunter Haufen". However, the band members had two special umlauts added to their name. Why? In reference to the beer brand Löwenbräu - their favorite beer.

Truly a beautiful sculpture made from discarded parts of industrial machinery - sorted and then carefully stacked on top of each other. Thank you, Tony Cragg.

You don't have to take the tourist trip to Devils Tears, because from the idyllic beach Sandy Bay for almost hidden stairs also to the rocky coves - breathtaking views included!

In this place the ground shakes and the sea shows its full power. Very exciting place where the waves break in rocky coves and provide an absolute natural spectacle.

When visiting Canggu, it is an absolute must to try one of the "juices" or the wicked food at Crate. Stylish place, great food!

Bakso Spesial, Bakwan Sayur and lots of other local specialties can be found at the Night Market at incredibly low prices. A little tip: if the locals say "it's not very spicy", just order a little less spicy. Spicy level reigns at this place: 🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶

Just a step away from the busy road lies a true oasis of well-being. The small accommodations and the restaurant, which is really worth seeing and tasting, are beautifully set amongst countless plants. Korean fried chicken... OMG... it's so good!

Yes, it is authentic. Yes, it's super cheap. But above all, it's so delicious. It's best to order straight from the menu - Bakwan Sayur and Mie Goreng are an absolute must! You can also take a cooking class in the little shop "Maria's Boemboe" if you want to cook the recipes at home. Towards the evening, the drinks tend to run out - but that's no problem, there's a kiosk opposite and you're welcome to drink the drinks from there in the store 😅

It seems as if the goats have reclaimed the island including the resort at this point - this is then probably called "Lost Place"!

A great view and a delicious Detox Water?! That's no problem here. Watermelon, Mint & Lime is highly recommended 🍉

Finest sand of Nusa Lembongan and a really dreamlike view. Even the accommodations directly behind do not disturb the beach feeling. Because of the strong surf, however, entering the beach is at your own risk.

Okay, it's not quite the Golden Gate Bridge - but it's just a great view when crossing from Nusa Lembongan to Nusa Ceningan (or the other way around)

Without words - this rocky bay with turquoise waters and picturesque views is simply a magical place.

In this small village you can admire everywhere quantities of seaweed drying and then further processing - the locals are so friendly and if you ask dear, you may even help and taste.

Simply a beautiful view of the many small sea grass fields and the associated boats. A little further in the next village you can even watch the processing...

With a little luck, you can watch a Balinese amateur football match of the nearby school with the best scenery and even with commentator - predicate: absolutely worth seeing.

Nautilus serves delicious coconuts and is the perfect place to enjoy them with a fantastic view - be sure to try them!

Even if it involves a bit of climbing from time to time, it's worth circling the island - there's so much to discover: secluded beaches, coral, wild horses or simply beautiful views.

Beautiful view of Gili Asahan - forests, beaches and sea all the way to Lombok.

Yes, it's the most famous rice terraces. Yes, it's an annoying influencer hotspot. But during the rainy season, when tourism is a little less, you should stop by, because the sight is truly magical.

A magical place with incredibly nice staff and excellent food - it's best to order different things and share, because EVERYTHING is an explosion of flavor. The Nasi Kuning, especially the roasted peanuts with coconut flakes - was to die for.

Delicious curry, gado gado and an incredibly tasty peanut sauce - this and much more is cooked and made by yourself under the guidance of a super friendly team. Recipes will be added afterwards - so for the next 3 months, it's peanut sauce first 🤤

Only 10 minutes by kayak or canoe from Gili Asahan, lies the small Gili Goleng - the perfect place for anyone who has ever really wanted to be completely alone on an island. And the clue, directly in front of it is a small coral reef with seahorses, countless fish and other marine life.

Great little section of beach that doesn't have as many of the small boats.

Admittedly, the small Zzz Warung doesn't look particularly inviting at first glance, but the food can't be beaten for authenticity. Incredibly tasty and simply unbeatable in terms of price. - For example, a nasi goreng for €1.30.

On this side of the island, various seating and lounging options are lined up right next to each other to enjoy the sunset. But be careful: Be on time, otherwise you will miss the sunset - it goes really fast.

Directly in front of the beach of Gili Meno - 20m maximum and thus completely accessible without a boat - you can fulfill your dream of snorkeling next to turtles. Magical and completely free!

In between, you get the feeling that you are stranded all alone on a completely undeveloped island. After bars, loud music and hotels lined up - as on the Gilis in the north - you look here in vain. But here you have plenty of time and space to relax and discover.

...does not mean doing nothing. It means dedicating time to yourself, without the need to be productive - it's written large on the wall at the Lazy Cat. And this is indeed a wonderful place to do so - delicious vegetarian food and tasty drinks in a wonderful ambience. Highly recommended: the Immunitea!

Houses on the slope. Temples. Glimpses of beautiful backyards. Street Food. Simply a lot to see and discover...

First of all, it's a little hard to find - this beautiful little warung is in a remote location in a tiny side street - and it certainly doesn't help that the sign is a little hidden. But this insider tip from a local ("I always eat there") is so worth the search. Wonderful ambience with incredibly tasty food. An absolute must: the spring rolls.

Rice fields everywhere - plus the possibility to relax directly in the spa. Enjoy a delicious Bintang with this view. Or simply wander through it.

The Ridge Walk winds its way through the greenery in serpentine lines.

The "entrance" is a little hidden, but it's worth the search - you'll be greeted directly with your impressive temple.

Almost every 50m there is a stand with new delicacies. Fried chicken. Sausage kebab. Whole corn on the cob or a fried banana. Delicious.

The Statue of Arjuna found in the Ubud District is a masterful creation and perhaps the largest of its kind. It depicts Arjuna upon an elephant in a victorious stance with an arc of serpents encircling him.

Enchanting accommodation in the middle of ubud but completely secluded to yourself - own small infinity pool overlooking own small rice field and beautiful ambience included.

Super running track at the Jahnkampfbahn. Unfortunately, always a bit of a lottery, whether the gate is open, because actually only accessible to members. Otherwise, however, you can alternatively wonderfully turn his round in the city park....

Just a beautiful view of the city park and the surrounding area - and if that's not enough, just go inside and take a look at the stars.

A real treasure is hidden in a side street on St. Paulis - the Chug Club. This is the perfect opportunity to try something new and get to know a wide variety of flavors. Go chug yourself!

Especially in the summer, when people pile up in front of the restaurant, there's a real street kitchen flair here. The menu is manageable, but the dishes are all the more delicious and the prices are very fair. The #16 and before that the spring rolls, plus a homemade lime lemonade - more is not possible!

The Romeo & Juliet - everything, but certainly not typical Greek. Culinary it is a mixture of all the countries to which the owners have traveled. Thailand, India, China, America... from spare ribs to fiery curry. Simply Yummy and with a lot of love! Since it is really a small place, you should reserve a table in advance.

Relax and enjoy a round of football. Open at all times and always perfect court conditions.

Cave walks, drinks in idyllic atmosphere and breathtaking sunsets - welcome to the small hippie town, Matala.

Small idyllic bay. Beach bar with fair prices. And until early afternoon few tourists.

Perfect place for a sunset with a great view of the Alster and the city center as a skyline. The highlight: At the adjacent Alsterperle you even get the matching drink.

Small works of art can be discovered everywhere near the market street - may the force be with you.

A small green oasis in the heart of Eimsbüttel. Perfect for a round of jogging, a walk or just some relaxation.

Discover the enchanting Planten un Blomen Park in the heart of Hamburg: flowers, water lily pond and evening water light shows transform the park into a magical oasis.

Goggle eyes. Snub nose. That's how we know the most famous deer in the world - Bambi. But wait, stop! It's not a fawn at all. There are no deer in the USA, which is why it was made into a stag on the big screen. Not confused enough yet? Okay! In the German dubbing, Bambi became a fawn again, but his father remained a buck. This supposedly results in the widespread opinion that the stag is merely a male deer - Oh my!

Discover the ultimate adventure playground in Hamburg! Climbing, sliding and romping in the middle of nature. Here, children can unleash their imagination and experience real adventures. A place full of fun and challenges for little explorers, while parents can take a deep breath.

Experience soccer golf in Hamburg: wide meadows, fresh air and handcarts included. Play in groups on 20 exciting holes. A unique outdoor experience for families, friends and soccer fans!

From a culinary point of view, it's probably better to stop by during opening hours. Artistically, however, a visit is also worthwhile when the ovens are long cold and the doors are closed.

Huge mountains - at least in children's eyes - and lots more to climb, shimmy and discover.

The splashing of the small waterfalls - quiet, beautiful and almost meditative. So just stop and enjoy the sound of the water.

Then suddenly there is a bank in the middle of nowhere. Actually quite nice and you certainly have his peace.

Experience maritime flair in Övelgönne, Hamburg's picturesque harbor district! Stroll past historic ships, enjoy fresh fish sandwiches and feel the vibrant atmosphere on the beach.

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!

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.

Play table tennis, sip a drink and stick your toes in the sand. There is so much to experience... even if beach feeling, right in the city, is of course actually reason enough for a visit.

...hidden at the entrance to the backyard.

The hummus is a creamy, aromatic poem. Served with sensational hamshuka... and to finish, if on the menu, definitely the dessert sesame!

And sandwich. And breakfast. And cake. And homemade lemonade. And wine. And coffee, of course... all super delicious!

In 2004, he was suddenly there and has enjoyed cult status ever since. Nice fries now, huh? In this case, it's not the location that's meant - it's the unemployed Dittsche, who always rants about God and the world there. And always in his trademark: his bathrobe and a pronunciation that is unparalleled - muggelig here!

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.

Very many streets and squares in Lisbon are tiled in black and white. But why? It is said to have its origin at São Vicente - where else: white represents the clothes of the crusader, black was his favorite color. Sounds logical then!

Whether simply an art installation or the perfect rain protection for the surrounding bars and restaurants... the countless umbrellas are an eye-catcher in any case.

A little side note: Lisbon was actually the first city in the world to do... well, what exactly? It's hard to say, but Lisbon was actually the first to import Guinness from Dublin. Cheers!

Incidentally, José I was King of Portugal when the devastating earthquake hit the city in 1755.

In this case, however, actually rather not. Decommissioned, this streetcar serves more as a backdrop for extensive conversations with 1-10 glasses of wine on the steps around it.

It is top secret. Has never been written down, but always just memorized.... It is about about the recipe for the famous local delicacy "Pastéis de Belém". Only 3 (some say 5) people in the world know the exact preparation and therefore they are never allowed to go on vacation at the same time - certainly not in the same plane, the same train or in the same car. Already somehow understandable!

Soccer live - plus tapped beer and exciting snack creations.

A small rat with a spray can that sprays the word "Lecsó" on the wall. Wait a minute... translated, Lecsó is basically nothing more than Ratatouille. A rat and ratatouille?! Well, if that's not an allusion to the famous Pixar film of the same name.

Discover the secret in the inner courtyard of Hamburg City Hall: the Hygieia Fountain. A place full of myth and beauty just waiting to be explored.

Creativity instead of money. Graffiti instead of wallpaper. Actually, these iconic demolition bars were born out of necessity. The abandoned houses were once spruced up by the city's young people with gardens and whatever they could find on the street. Furniture that would normally end up in the bulky waste became interior decor. Instead of pretty wallpaper, colorful graffiti adorns the walls. A place of creativity with little to no rules, good music and delicious food and drinks.

An oversized figure from a computer game classic, whose top and bottom is not really recognizable and thus turns everything upside down. If you look a little closer, you can see long rabbit ears in the upper legs and eyes in the buttons, at least that's how the artist describes it.

In the Schanze, it's really worth looking up at the walls of the buildings from time to time, because there could be a small work of art waiting everywhere.

Beer, skittles and an exciting story await you here: The wife of a well-known musician was angry, bored or just can't take a joke when it comes to names. First it hit the trendy Hamburg pub "Yoko Mono Bar" (now closed), then the Polish lemonade company "John Lemon" (now renamed) and then the iconic bar of the same name with its own bowling alley was given a cold warning. But no problem, that's how a "fruity" reference simply became a fruit.

There is simply so much to discover in the Gängeviertel: artists and creative people in particular have settled here, giving the district its own personal charm.

The Low Bros' "Happy Meal" mural reflects on our relationship to food, specifically how abstract the production of meat and dairy products has become for us.

New coach? Relegation? The same discussions every year. But how about some timeless knowledge about the club's history? At the end of the 19th century, a group of 16-year-olds won a soccer ball in a tug-of-war competition and decided to found the Werder Bremen soccer club.

White sausage or rather guacamole? Oh, a not entirely unimportant detail - it's about ice cream. That leaves no wish unfulfilled. At least when it comes to ice cream. An ice cream wonderland, where you're greeted by the grin of the Cheshire Cat. Sensory overload guaranteed.

A claw crane machine for cocktails?! An ice cream only for adults? Tarot card reading to boot? No, this is not the beginning of a very strange dream - it's the experience that awaits you at Hoot the Redeemer. It's a bar that takes having fun very seriously. So dive in and (have) your wishes come true.

Directly in front of the beach of Gili T - completely accessible without a boat - you can fulfill your dream of snorkeling next to turtles. Magical!

Must try - no matter where: watermelon juice, just so delicious.

Located on the cliff to Bingin Beach. Breathtaking view with delicious fish and the sunset makes speechless...

The smoothies and bowls are the highlight of the island of Nusa Penida in terms of taste.

King Louie is not the only one causing chaos in the ruined city. Monkeys everywhere and nothing is safe - keep your eyes open and hold on to everything.

Experience the breathtaking panorama of Hamburg from the Georgswerder energy mountain! An impressive tour offers a unique view of the city, creating a fascinating combination of nature and urban beauty.

Delicious craft beers - also as a practical tasting in small glasses - almost directly from the brewery.

Be sure to bring your own water bottle - you have to try this water.

Very idyllic place and incidentally the perfect base camp for a climb to the highest mountain in Germany. Small tip: Stay overnight directly at the Eisbach, so you have your own refrigerator directly in front of the "door".

Unfortunately, one could not have enough grenades during the Second World War. And that would almost have been the end for the Lessing monument - in 1940 it was almost melted down to make grenades. Fortunately, only almost - a clear victory for culture.

Enjoy the Elphi, but please not in the presence of countless tourist groups? No problem... just change your perspective and go to the other side of the Elbe. Quite simply with the ferry or connected with a small walk through the old Elbtunnel. The view is definitely worth it.

All kinds of freshly smoked fish and homemade marinades @Aalkate. Incredibly delicious and beautifully situated.

Delicious with sweet mustard and a pretzel, that's how we know it - the Weisswurst, at least the Bavarian one. One thinks rather less of sea creatures. But it is precisely this luxury variant, the Hamburg Weißwurst, which in addition to veal and bacon is refined by sea creatures (today herring), was developed in 1813 by the personal chef of the French Marshal Davout and is still a delicacy in the far north. Good.

...but not only this great picture is worth a visit - besides delicious Roll Ups, the Mac 'n Cheese Balls are the absolute madness!

A perfect place for a lunch break, soaking up some sun or a round of yoga.

Get a little off the beaten path and experience a touch of Bali in the middle of downtown Hamburg.

Pirates cause fear and terror with it - the skull and crossbones. Rather by chance, this symbol also landed at the Millerntor. The alternative point rocker and St. Pauli fan "Doc Mabuse" attached a "borrowed" skull flag to a broomstick for cheering and thus set a trend. The result is well known: Today, the black flag with white skulls belongs to St. Pauli, like the AC/DC song "Hells Bells" when the players run in, and now causes fear and terror among the opponents on the pitch.

Always breathtaking! A visit to the stadium is worth it just because of the "yellow wall" with its powerful voices - over 24,000 in the south stand. Plus drinkable Brinkhoff's as a man's handbag - Heja BVB!

Waterfalls ripple quietly. Japanese shrubs and grasses are everywhere. Koi carp swim in the lake: Anyone who goes for a walk in Planten un Blomen should definitely take a look at the Japanese Garden - it is, after all, the largest in Europe. A highlight - also for countless shootings - is the Japanese Tea House, where - mostly in summer - tea ceremonies take place. こんにちは!

Not everyone is allowed to enter it, probably the most notorious street in Hamburg - Herbertstraße. 60m of concentrated lust and thus the shortest street in the Hanseatic city.

Over a billion records sold. No. 1 hits and albums without end. Probably the most successful band in music history. What is hard to believe with these superlatives: The Beatles performed at the small Indra Club - located at the end of Große Freiheit - for just 150 Deutschmarks a week in 1960. That was a musical bargain. Even today, you can still find musical greats here who you can experience live!

Now that's an elephantine renovation! In 1943, during Operation Gomorrah, the entire park was destroyed by aerial bombing. It was then redesigned to be larger and with more space for the animals. After the World War II bombings, Hagenbeck's Indian elephants also participated in the debris removal and reconstruction, both at the zoo and in the city center - toot!

These are supposed to be the relatives of elephants? How is that supposed to work? These rabbit-sized creatures, which look quite similar to a marmot, are called Dassies (in German: Klippschliefer or Klippdachs) actually have large, known relatives: the elephants. Sounds strange, but it is so. The only visible similarity between these outwardly fundamentally different animals are the constantly regrowing teeth in the upper jaw.

The same bed every night? How boring is that! Orangutans build a bed in a different place every night. They use branches and leaves for this - that's obvious.

Animal parks are popular with young and old, there's no question about that - by the way, the zoo has its origins in Hamburg. In 1907, Carl Hagenbeck established his zoo, the first in the world. Simply to roar.. *Roar

...or a Ginpanse on the Rocks. Simply very tasty drinks in a relaxed atmosphere.

With a pipe in the corner of his mouth and an Elbe sailor on his head, that's how we know a fisherman. But in the 21st century, when goods are transported from one hemisphere to the other at the click of a mouse, even the fisherman has become entangled in the net - or the Internet.

Many Altona residents believe that the competition between Hamburg and Altona is depicted here. Why is that? When Altona was not yet part of Hamburg, Altona was ahead in fishing. Fun fact: Every third canned fish sold in the German Reich came from Altona. However, it may simply be an imposing fountain.

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!

Park Fiction - a small oasis with several grassy areas, a basketball court and a super view of the Hamburg harbor.

She entertains sailors with games and helps shipwrecked people - the centaur Nereide: a sea nymph with a horse's body as her abdomen. In this sense, mast and sheet break!