Stade
Another interesting place to visit is the old Hanseatic town Stade. Its narrow alleys are lined with ancient half-timbered houses. Special tourist attractions are the … Continue reading Stade
Another interesting place to visit is the old Hanseatic town Stade. Its narrow alleys are lined with ancient half-timbered houses. Special tourist attractions are the … Continue reading Stade
No part of Hamburg is as well-known as the entertainment and red-light district of St. Pauli with the infamous Reeperbahn at the heart of it. … Continue reading St. Pauli by day
A large forest to the east of Hamburg, Sachsenwald, attracts many friends of nature. These historical woods are also known for the village Friedrichsruh, where … Continue reading Sachsenwald, Friedrichsruh and Aumühle
About two hours drive to the east of Hamburg lies the old historical town of Schwerin, the bishopric and state government town of the state … Continue reading Schwerin and Ludwigslust
Lüneburg gained its wealth predominantly from trading with salt, which was mined just outside the city gates. To this day, the magnificent Gothic and Renaissance … Continue reading Lüneburg
Altes Land is an area in the southwest of Hamburg and famous for being Germany’s largest continuous fruit-growing region. Every year, the magnificent cherry and … Continue reading Altes Land
Lübeck, once queen of the Hanse region, has retained the character of an old Hanseatic city. Exploring the narrow streets and courtyards of the UNESCO … Continue reading Lübeck
The two-hour “Hamburg Highlights” city tour will take you to some of the greatest sights of the Hanseatic city: Hamburg City Hall, the elegant Jungfernstieg … Continue reading City Tour “Hamburg Highlights”