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This huge 18th-century cathedral is Hamburg's best known architectural landmark.
Dating back to 1703, this is Hamburg’s oldest and most traditional open-air market.
The bar has many varities to offer ranging from live music, Irish beers, whiskeys and Irish homemade food.
This neighborhood located on the city's western side provides an incredible collection of nightlife opportunities, particularly on the infamous Reeperbahn.
More than five million people emigrated to the New World via the Port of Hamburg between 1850 and 1934. The stories of their lives are brought to life at BallinStadt. Historical exhibits, multimedia stations, the backdrop of a bustling market in the New York of the 1920s, and much more will make this a breath-taking journey for visitors.
A popular gay sauna located in Hamburg's St. Georg area.
Although Hamburg is famous for its erotic atmosphere, this museum takes a more intellectual look at sex, featuring an international collection of erotic artifacts from throughout history.