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Planten und Blomen

The name 'Planten und Blomen' has its origins in the old Hamburg dialect for 'plants and flowers'. With a huge variety of trees, plants, flowers, a Japanese garden and an ice skating rink for winters, the park attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year. One of the major summertime attractions is the water, music and light show. This impressive display takes place on a regular basis attracting a decent crowd of tourists. There is also an adventure playground and numerous other activities to ensure that kids enjoy themselves amidst the scenic beauty that is Planten und Blomen.

Port of Hamburg

The Port of Hamburg, situated on River Elbe, is one of the largest ports of Germany. Founded in 1189 by Frederick I, it has been Central Europe’s main port for centuries. Considered Germany’s “Gateway to the World”, this is one of the busiest ports in Europe, with a history that is almost as old as Hamburg itself. The Port of Hamburg is one of Hamburg’s largest attractions, thanks to a variety of museum ships, bars, musical theaters and restaurants dotted across this massive port.

Wildpark Schwarze Berge

Spread across 50 hectares (123.55 acres), Wildpark Schwarze Berge opened its doors in 1969 and ever since has been a popular haunt among families and animal lovers alike. This wildlife park enclosed by Harburg Mountains is the habitat of over a 100 species and thousand animals from across Europe. These include wild and domesticated animals as well. Explore the parkland on a train or check out the enclosures of the wildcat, brown bear, European wolf and lynx. Interact with the animals at the petting enclosures or feed animals. Don't miss the air show to get a glimpse of majestic bird taking flight or have some fun at the adventure playground. Or check out the talented craftsmen at the Kunsthandwerkerhalle and buy some unique craft items. You can also picnic or camp within the wild park. Feeling famished with all this activity? Then head to the on-site restaurant for a much needed, replenishing meal.

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.

Hamburger Kunsthalle

Opened in 1869, the Hamburger Kunsthalle houses several centuries worth of paintings. Spread over three colossal structures, it is one of the largest art galleries in the country with a huge display of more than 700 pieces, which is divided into four sections; The Gallery of Old Masters, The Gallery of 19th-Century Art, The Gallery of Classical Modernism and The Gallery of Contemporary Art. Hamburger Kunsthalle is one of the most important public art spaces in the world which takes you through several centuries of art and culture through the works of old and new masters like Manet, Liebermann, Friedrich, Munch, Blue Rider, and Brücke groups. The museum is a regular venue for several art exhibitions and houses a few permanent exhibitions as well. They have a children's room for young artists and provides a platform for art aspirants to showcase their talent. The museum has an in-house cafe and a gift shop within the premises and is available for private events and concerts as well.

Treppenviertel

Treppenviertel is a quaint, charming riverside neighborhood in Hamburg. The reason for its popularity is the uneven elevation, the whole area can be traversed by a series of stairs, with rustic, thatched houses on both end. The area ends at the river Elbe, where people engage in leisurely activities. Offering panoramic views of the region, it is said that there a total of 5000 steps in Treppenviertel, making it an unmissable attraction.

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