Hamburg, Germany Travel, Hotels, Attractions, Flights

Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany and with Hamburg Harbour, its principal port, Hamburg is also the second largest port city in Europe, no. 9 in the world-ranking of ports and the largest city of the Union which is not a capital.A large part of the port is a fenced-in duty-free area. Attractions

Churches

The skyline of Hamburg features the high spires of the five principal churches (Hauptkirchen) covered with green copper plates.

St. Michaeliskirche (Saint Michael’s Church, nicknamed “Michel,” like “Mickey”)
St. Nikolaikirche (Saint Nicolas' Church, memorial)
St. Petrikirche (Saint Peter’s Church, 11th century)
St. Jakobikirche (Saint Jacob’s Church, 13th century)
St. Katharinenkirche (Saint Catherine’s Church, 14th century)

Other churches are also visible in the inner city:

St.Johannis, Harvestehude, Hamburg (Saint John’s) at the Außenalster

Museums

Museums in Hamburg include:

Altona Museum and North German State Museum
Art Gallery
Brahmsmuseum
Bucerius Kunst Forum
Hamburg Museum for Archaeology and the History of Harburg
Neuengamme concentration camp memorial
Museum of Hamburg History
Museum of Art and Design (Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe)
Museum of Ethnography Museum of Labour





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