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Panik City

Established in 2018 and dedicated to the German rock legend Udo Lindenberg, Panik City was inaugurated by none other than Lindenberg himself. Apart from the several exhibition rooms, visitors can sing their hearts out at the recording studio. Thanks to the interesting artifacts and unique exhibition rooms, Panik City was declared as the winner of the ADAC Tourism Prize in 2019.

Hamburg City Hall

Erected in 1897, this impressive Neo-Renaissance town hall is a symbol of Hamburg's wealth and autonomy. The striking turquoise roofs of the imposing edifice have become a defining landmark of Hamburg's skyline. Its magnificent north facade is dominated by a huge tower decorated with bronze statues of past German Emperors. The interior contains some 650 different rooms, of which the Bürgersaal, Kaisersaal and Turmsaal are the most opulent. The fantastic Große Festsaal, with its bronze and marble decor, is still used for celebrations and below the ground, 4,000 oak columns support the building. Hamburg Rathaus continues to operate in an official governmental capacity even today, incorporating the meeting rooms and office of the senate and the mayor respectively.

St. Michael's Church

One of Hamburg's major landmarks, the Lutheran church of Saint Michael was originally built in the early 17th Century. It still stands today, though it has seen many reincarnations since the original church was built. The building was destroyed by lightning in 1661, which led to its baroque-inspired reconstruction in 1786. In 1906 the burnt down church was rebuilt and then was heavily damaged in both World War I and II. Constructed in the honor of Archangel Michael, the entrance of the church is ornamented with a spectacular statue depicting Archangel Michael's victory over the Devil. Despite its tumultuous history, the church's tower continues to offer incredible views of the city and still plays host to a 300-year-old tradition, whereby a trumpet player plays a hymn facing north, then south, then east and west.

Hamburg Stadtpark

Covering an area of 148 hectares (365 acres), the Stadtpark - or City Park - is the city's second-biggest park and a magnet for joggers, cyclists and sunbathers during warm summers. The lake here is a great place for a swim (temperature permitting), while sports enthusiasts may find themselves being asked to join in a game of football with the locals. The southern part of the park contains a garden for the blind, while a fantastic Planetarium is located in the north-western section. On balmy summer nights films and concerts - often featuring the biggest names in the music industry - take place on the open-air stage that is the City Park Freilichtbühne; an experience not to be missed by visitors touring Hamburg in the summer.

Binnenalster

The 18-hectare (44-acres) Binnenalster (Inner Alster) was separated from the Outer Alster in the 17th Century and is flanked by three promenades: the Ballindamm, Jungfernstieg and Neuer Jungfernstieg. The Binnenalster is the perfect oasis to relax and enjoy the view of some historic buildings, other than partaking in a few water sports and activities in the summer.

Speicherstadt

Built at the end of the 19th century, the Speicherstadt, literally the "City of Warehouses, is the world's largest warehouse complex. The warehouses, many of which are up to eight stories high, are all made of brick while the copper roofs and small towers serve as decorative features. Interestingly enough, the historic Speicherstadt still serves its original purpose - everything from spices to carpets are stored in the huge warehouses erected by local merchants over a century ago. Some of the rooms of the warehouses have even been converted into museums for visitors who are curious about the warehouse district and its history.

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