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Hamburg is an immensely popular destination for visitors from all over the world. The Hanseatic city regularly ranks no. 1 on the list of the most beautiful cities in Germany. Come and see for yourself!
Hamburg is northern Germany's hub for business, tourism and culture. hamburg.com provides international readers with everything they need to know about Hamburg, whether they're just here for a visit, making the city home, or even starting a business.
In 1860, Hamburg adopted a democratic constitution that established the separation of church and state and guaranteed freedom of press, assembly and association. Soon after, in 1871, Hamburg became part of the German Empire, but was able to retain its self-ruling status.
Hamburg has more to offer than the port, shopping, museums and musicals. Come take a walk on Hamburg's alternative side!
Stop by one of Hamburg's tourist information centres and let the staff advise you about tours, sights, the HamburgCARD, where to find the best souvenirs and much more. Plus, you can book accommodation and tickets for events or musicals here as well.
The Hamburg CARD helps you can get around the city easily, conveniently and flexibly while receiving discounts on harbour cruises, museums, theatres, city tours and many of the city's most popular sights.
Get an insider's view on the Hanseatic mentality, learn about famous Hamburg residents, and find out what distinguishes Hamburg from the rest of Germany.
Bergedorfer Oktoberfest Frascatiplatz 21039 Hamburg, Germany Hamburg’s largest Oktoberfest celebration will make you feel like you're in Munich. Hamburger Oktoberfest in der Fischauktionshalle Große Elbstraße 9, 22767 Hamburg North meets south at this Bavaria-themed party at Hamburg's famous Fish Market.
Hamburg is a city-state within the Federal Republic of Germany. Meet the First Mayor, the State Parliament and learn about local politics. imago stock&people / Hoch Zwei / Angerer
The Hamburg State Parliament (Bürgerschaft) is the legislature of Hamburg and consists of 121 deputies, currently presided over by Social Democrat Carola Veit. Responsibilities of the Bürgerschaft include law creation, amendment and ratification, as well as the election of the First Mayor of Hamburg.
