Hamburg, like the capital of Germany, is able to delight tourists with its sights, namely, medieval and modern architecture, bridges (over 2000!), Botanical gardens and parks (over 100). In addition, those who wish will be able to attend sailing and kayaking races on Lake Alster.
St. Michael's Church
The church (the building is finished in red brick), which is a recognizable symbol of Hamburg, is famous for its 132-meter bell tower with a clock installed on it. It will be interesting for guests to take the lift up to the observation deck at a height of 106 meters (as an “alternative” there is a staircase with more than 450 steps), from where they will be able to admire the Elbe River, the port, Lake Alster and the city as a whole.
Hamburg City Hall
The Town Hall (it is distinguished by a green roof and a massive spire; the outside of the building is decorated with statues of German emperors) is intended for parliamentary sessions and official receptions, but everyone can admire the interior decoration during a tour of some of the Town Hall halls (there are more than 640 rooms in total). So, they will visit the hall where the Golden Book with the autographs of Charles de Gaulle, Bismarck and other famous personalities is kept (Monday-Thursday from 10 to 15; entrance tickets cost 3 euros). In addition, you can visit the courtyard of the Town Hall, where there is a fountain crowned with a statue of the goddess of health Hygieia, and on its square, if you are lucky, attend a festival, fair or concert.
Museum Ship "Rickmer Rickmers"
This landmark is called the "floating" symbol of Hamburg: in the maritime museum, visitors are delighted by the holding of various thematic exhibitions, thanks to which they manage to immerse themselves in the era of recent centuries, as well as learn the history of the ship. It is worth noting that they are offered to visit not only the interior and engine room, but also the restaurant, where they will be treated to seafood.
Hamburg TV Tower
The purpose of the TV tower, with a height of more than 270 m, is to provide broadcasting of radio and television programs. It is worth noting that until 2001 there was a restaurant and an observation deck here (they were closed for the safety of guests; and this place was also popular with bungee jumpers).
Chili house
The building (its other unofficial name is "The bow of the ship"), consisting of 11 floors, is a monument of expressionism; in shape it can be compared to a steamer. Today, offices are located inside the building, equipped with 2,800 windows.
