Haus Magdalene

Lübecker Str. 69, 23611 Bad Schwartau

This two-star hotel in Undesirable Schwartau gives an Art Nouveau style, day-to-day breakfast and excellent transport links. The Holstein-Therme spa is about ten minutes away on foot. The privately run Haus Magdalene provides vibrant rooms with private bathrooms. Some rooms also have a balcony. Guests can dine on the terrace of the Magdalene in summer. The Auguststraße bus stop is 100 metres from Haus Magdalene. Lübeck is only ten minutes away by public transport.

Hotel Royal

Lönsweg 5, 25335 Elmshorn

6.3

This hotel is located centrally in Elmshorn, a comfortable 10-minute walk from the city centre. Look forward to comfortable rooms in which you can watch Sky Television channels for cost-free. The 3-star Hotel Royal’s Esprit restaurant gives a menu which modifications on a weekly basis. It consists of specialities from the Schleswig-Holstein region as properly as Mediterranean dishes. For the duration of the summer, dine on the terrace. When it’s cold, appreciate dinner beside the cosy fireplace. Wi-Fi net access is offered by way of hotspot all through hotel for an added charge. The hotel provides free parking to its … Continue reading →

Hotel Hafen Hamburg

Seewartenstr. 9, Hamburg Mitte, 20459 Hamburg

8.3

A 3-minute walk from the River Elbe and the Reeperbahn, this hotel delivers Hanseatic food and free internet. Its Tower Bar supplies great views of Hamburg and the harbour. Rooms at the Hotel Hafen Hamburg are split among two buildings. Once a residence for sailors, the old constructing characteristics conventional rooms with maritime antiques. The new building’s rooms have a vibrant, modern style. All rooms at the Hotel Hafen Hamburg are equipped with flat-screen TVs, safety deposit boxes and hairdryers. Guests can dine in the Restaurant Port or outside on the terrace. Draught beers and cocktails are served in Willi’s … Continue reading →

Superbude Hotel Hostel St.Pauli

Juliusstraße 1-7, Hamburg Mitte, 22769 Hamburg

9.1

This brand-new, trendy hostel is located in the thrilling St. Pauli district of Hamburg. The Superbude Hostel St. Pauli offers free Wi-Fi and cost-free use of iMac computers. The colourful, style rooms at Superbude Hotel Hostel St.Pauli are decorated with recycled furnishings and original verses written by bloggers, authors and journalists. Cable Television and a private bathroom are included in each and every space. A full buffet breakfast is served every morning, and is cost-free for guests below the age of 12. Drinks are also served in the fashionable lobby lounge with its 50-metre counter and its vibrant red and … Continue reading →

DAS Hotel Hamburg-Centrum

Steindamm 68-70, Hamburg Mitte, 20099 Hamburg

7.9

A ten-minute walk from Hamburg Principal Station, this style hotel in the Sankt Georg district gives totally free Wi-Fi, a sauna with sun terrace and stylish rooms with a 32-inch flat-screen Tv. The Design And Style Hotel Hamburg-Centrum offers contemporary rooms with huge and soundproofed windows. Every single has an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer and towel warmer. A hot/cold breakfast buffet is accessible every morning. Mediterranean cuisine and international dishes are served in the NEOS restaurant. Exotic cocktails and a range of beers and wines are obtainable in the style bar with leather sofas. The Design And Style … Continue reading →

About Hamburg

The City Hall in Hamburg

Posted on March 19, 2012

Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany. Its official name is Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg and it is a beautiful place to be in. Both domestic and overseas tourists flood this city from time to time. The Hamburg City Hall is a magnificent structure and one of the major tourist destinations of the city. It is situated near the Binnenalster, the Jungfernstieg and the central station and is thus easily accessible. This hall is Hamburg’s sixth and its eclectic design appeals to all. It is huge in size with over 647 rooms and a tower that is … Continue reading →

The Church of Saint Nicholas in Hamburg

Posted on March 7, 2012

The Church of Saint Nicholas in Hamburg is now in ruins but still serves as a memorial and an important architectural landmark of the city. The church was the tallest building in the world from 1874 to 1876 and is still the second-tallest building in Hamburg next to the TV tower. The Church is in a ruined condition owing to the air raids during the World War II followed by its demolition in 1951. It was only 1990s that the ‘Rescue the Church of St. Nicholas foundation’ took up the responsibility of its restoration with the support of the city … Continue reading →

St. Michaelis Church in Hamburg

Posted on February 6, 2012

Hamburg, the second largest city in Germany, is a major transport hub in Northern Germany and is one of the most affluent cities in Europe. It is also very popular with tourists who flock here at the first opportunity. St. Michaelis, or Michel as it is popularly known, is one of the major tourist attractions of this city. It is one of the five Protestant churches of Germany. Its architecture is a fresh change from that of the old churches. Its baroque style spire, the large bronze statue of Archangel Michael to whom the church is dedicated all show remarkable … Continue reading →

The Hamburger Dom in Hamburg

Posted on February 2, 2012

The Hamburger Dom is a large carnival held at Heiligengeistfeld fair ground, in Hamburg. It is probably the longest fair in Germany since it consists of three parts being held in spring, summer and winter each. For all those adventurous people who love thrilling rides, funfair games and just the glamour and lights of a carnival, the Dom is the perfect place to be. It attracts the largest number of tourists in the whole of Germany. The winter festival is called the Winterdom or Dommarkt, the summer festival is called Sommerdom or Hummelfest and the spring festival is called the … Continue reading →

Parks and gardens in Hamburg

Posted on December 29, 2011

Right in the heart of Hamburg, there are a lot of green spaces which not only add to the scenic beauty of the city but also provide lot of opportunities for recreation, outdoor activities and family bonding. Hamburg’s Hayns Park, City Park (Stadtpark) and Volkspark Altona are known for sunbathing, picnicking, cycling, jogging and even boating. Some of the choicest parks and gardens in Hamburg are: Planten un Blomen Klosterwall 8, Hamburg, D-20095, Germany, DE the name of this garden draws inspiration from the old Hamburg vernacular for ‘plants and flowers’. The garden has a varied range of flora and … Continue reading →