Hamburg MM-City Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

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Discover Germany's second-largest city like never before! With our guide "Hamburg" in its fifth edition, you are guaranteed not to miss anything in this port city. Matthias Kröner showcases the full diversity of the Hanseatic city across 300 pages with 150 color photos. Ten tours through the city and five excursions to the surrounding area allow you to experience the Hanseatic way of life. Everything has been meticulously researched and tested for you on-site. Matthias Kröner's insider tips highlight particularly worthwhile attractions, restaurants, and hotels in the city on the Elbe. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are marked. Numerous short essays provide interesting background knowledge. Thanks to the removable city map at a scale of 1:16,000 and 25 maps including public transport plans, you will always be well-oriented.

The Frankfurter Neue Presse writes: "The new MM City Guide from Michael Müller Verlag, written by Matthias Kröner, with great attention to detail. A worthwhile purchase for newcomers and connoisseurs of Hamburg." DIE ZEIT finds: "A perfect handy guest compass."

Overview of Hamburg: From the Hamburg Harbor with Speicherstadt, HafenCity, and Elbtunnel, you move to the nightlife of St. Pauli. In addition to Grosse Freiheit and Reeperbahn, the Sunday Fish Market takes place there. In the heart of Hamburg lies Neustadt with Michel, Gängeviertel, Jungfernstieg, and "Planten un Blomen," the Hanseatic Central Park. In the Old Town, you will find Kontorhausviertel, the Town Hall, Deichstrasse, and St. Nikolai. The train station district in Hamburg attracts with the Literature House, Hamburger Kunsthalle, and contemporary galleries.

After a party on "Lange Reihe," a detour to the "Hamburger Meer" is recommended. You will be greeted by winding alleys and charming old building facades.