Car rental Hamburg - Hafencity, Germany

Hamburg, Germany

Hamburg HafenCity boasts the world-famous landmark ElbPhilharmonie Hamburg music hall, with its stunning facade and state-of-the-art acoustics. The brick warehouses of the early 19th century Speicherstadt district house the Spice Museum, a museum of sea life and local cuisine. In addition to being a music venue, the concert hall is also home to a miniaturized version of Germany's historic Elbe River the Elbe which runs through the city.

At the foot of ElbPhilharmonie's majestic facade, Hamburg Harbor looms. From here, you can view Hamburg's skyline, the Hamburg Central Station and the beautiful harbor and lake that line the harbor. Nearby you will find the vibrant and eclectic district of Hamburg West, Hamburg's oldest area, housing many of West Hamburg's historical landmarks. On your way down to the city center, you will enjoy the impressive pedestrian boulevards and find many tourist traps. As you move away from the main part of Hamburg West, you will notice that Hamburg's downtown core has been revitalized with the development of many skyscrapers and luxury apartments.

Hamburg HafenCity's West End district houses Hamburg's best restaurants and theaters, as well as the Harwich Harbor. The West End is a small section of Hamburg's downtown core. Within it are numerous theaters that present Hamburg's vibrant culture and music. A short walk down the West End will lead you to Hamburg's vibrant music scene, including the Harwich Arena, Hamburg's premiere music hall. You will find other live musical performances at the Hamburg Central Station and the Westend's numerous bars.

Hamburg HafenCity's Harwich Harbor is one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. The harbor is home to a variety of different activities, such as water sports, as well as water sports and other recreational activities. While in the harbor, you will discover the impressive Hamburg Cathedral, Hamburg's largest Gothic church. The Hamburg City Museum hosts a wide range of exhibits on Hamburg's history and culture. If you visit Hamburg between November and March, you can visit the Hamburg Castle of Saxony and see a former medieval fortress that was destroyed in World War II. If you visit Hamburg during March, you can go bird watching in the beautiful Elster park, which is home to many bird species and the popular Spickburgenspiel.

Hamburg HafenCity's largest amusement park is Scharnhorst Park, which includes roller coaster rides, miniature golf and a children's playground. The park is the home of Hamburg's major indoor and outdoor water park, where you can kayak or canoe. The park also features an ice-skating rink, a skateboarding rink and a swimming pool. If you visit Hamburg between April and May, you will be able to visit the Hamburg Zoo, where you can visit the Hamburg Aquarium.

Hamburg HafenCity's Hamburg Alsterpark is the home of Hamburg's biggest aquarium, containing an entire habitat that contains various types of fish and marine creatures. Hamburg Alsterpark also hosts a variety of concerts every week. The Scharnhorst Zoo is home to a wide selection of exotic birds and animals, which include a variety of fish species and birds like the African Grey Parrot and the Australian Parrot. The Hamburg City Botanic Garden is also home to a large collection of green vegetation. and wildflowers that grow wild in the park's lawns.