City Tips Hamburg
The free Hanseatic town Hamburg was founded in 4th century B.C. Older fix construction of buildings in the main settlement area of Hamburg testify this. The first habitation of this former settlement were people from Saxony.
Hamburg received in 12th century for the first time the harbour right, given by emperor Barbarossa. Count Adolf von Schauenburg and Holstein was responsible and had a hand for the foundation of the today's city of Hamburg as a commercial, merchant and market settlement at that time on the west side of the Alster.
Since the 14th century the city belongs to the merchant alliance of the Hanse. As one of the first members of this association, Hamburg had been developed had been developed to the most important German trans-shipment-centre and storage yart between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.
Hamburg is since 1510 a free imperial town. In 1558, the first stock exchange of Germany was opened in Hamburg. The 17th and 18th century was authoritative for the advancement and the changes in the town as well as its cultural blossom, e.g. the foundation of the Hamburg national theatre.
Hamburg has the inside Alster and the outside Alster. The influxes to the inside Alster are partly canalised and flow in an artificial lake, establish in the city centre. Hamburg has more than 2500 bridges which make it able to cross the numerous canals, rivulets and canals. Therefore Hamburg has the most bridges in Europe behind Venice and London.
Escort Hamburg - discover together with me Hamburg and the north part of Germany with its historical attraction.
Point of Interest
Hotels | Sightseeing | City HighlightsHotels
Fairmont Vier Jahreszeiten
http://www.fairmont.com/
Abtei
http://www.abtei-hotel.de/
Louis C. Jacob
http://www.hotel-jacob.de/
SIDE design Hotel
http://www.side-hamburg.de/
AtlanticKempisnki
http://www.kempinski.com/
Sofitel
http://www.accorhotels.com/
Park Hyatt
http://www.hamburg-parkhyatt.de/
Steigenberger
http://www.hamburg.steigenberger.de/
East Hotel
http://www.east-hamburg.de/
Sightseeing
- City Hall
- Gänsemarkt (Goose Market)
- Jungfernstieg
- Art Hall
- Gate Dammtor
- Hamburg Stock exchange
- Krameramtsstuben
- Deichtorhallen
- Altonaer Museum
- Bismarck Monument
City Highlights
- Reeperbahn
- Davidwache
- Störtebecker Momument
- Zoo Hagenbeck
- Habour
- Cemetery Ohlsdorf
- Hamburg Museum
- Museum for Communication
- Landungsbrücken
Restaurants
Gourmet | Italian | French | Trend SpotsGourmet Restaurant
Restaurant Louis C. Jacob
http://www.hotel-jacob.de/
Tel.: +49 40 822550
Prinz Frederik
http://www.abtei-hotel.de/
Tel.: +49 40 44 29 05
Tafelhaus
http://www.tafelhaus-hamburg.de/
Tel.: +49 40 89 27 60
Sevenseas
http://www.suellberg-hamburg.de/
Tel.: +49 40 86 62 52 - 0
Seven Seas (small delicious restaurant)
Tel.: +49 40 86 62 520
Landhaus Scherrer(with mystery dinner)
http://www.landhausscherrer.de/
Tel.: +49 40 880 13 25
Italian Restaurants
San Michele
http://www.san-michele.de/
Tel.: +49 40 37 11 27
Da Paolino
Tel.: +49 40 41 355 655
Al Pincio
Tel.: +49 40 365255
Anna e Sebastiano
Tel.: +49 40 42 22 595
Sgroi
Tel.: +49 40 28 00 39 30
French Restaurants
Piment
http://www.restaurant-piment.de/
Tel.: +49 40 42 93 778
Le Canard
Tel.: +49 40 88 05 057
Brasserie Maxim
Tel.: +49 40 34 41 60
Brasserie Odeon
Tel.: +49 40 34 64 19
Haerlin
http://www.fairmont.com/
Tel.: +49 40 34 940
Trend Spots
Die Bank
http://www.diebank-brasserie.de/
Tel.: +49 40 23 800 30
NIL
http://www.restaurant-nil.de/
Tel.: +49 40 43 97 823
Indochine
http://www.indochine.de/
Tel.: +49 40 39 80 78 80
