Travel to Hamburg

Hamburg is a beautiful city with Inner Alster Lake, public gardens, museums, and attractive architecture and landscape. As one of Germany's top travel vacation destinations, Hamburg attracts thousands of tourists every year.

The attractions of the city of Hamburg are immensely varied and numerous. A rich culture awaits the curious visitor; progressive, stylish and modern, the Venice of the North offers almost anything you may desire: Port of Hamburg, State Opera, St Michaelis Church, Hamburg Kunsthalle, Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Carl Hagenbeck's Tier-park, Windjammer Rickmer, Museum of Hamburg History, the Fischmarkt, Elbe Beach, Blankeneser Treppenviertel and more.

There are many luxury hotels in Hamburg. The Kempinski Atlantic Hotel, which the people of Hamburg call affectionately the "White Castle on the Alster", is more than a hotel. Opened more than 90 years ago as a grand hotel, it combines in its own unique way the tradition of European hospitality. In the 254 generously appointed rooms and suites, travellers from all over the world enjoy everything that goes to make a perfect stay in Hamburg.

Le Royal Meridien Hamburg is a luxury hotel located right on the Aussenalster Lake, in the heart of Hamburg. This is the most privileged location in this exciting and beautiful city, close to fashionable shopping areas, the business district and easily accessible to the Congress and Convention Center, as well as the famous Harbor. Le Royal Meridien Hamburg has a luxurious and exclusive wellness area that includes a sauna, solarium, steam bath, whirlpool, and Jacuzzi.

With breathtaking view over the River Elbe and the combination of high culture and fine dining, The Hotel Louis C. Jacob is located in Nienstedten, one of the most charming and elegant areas of Hamburg's Elbchaussee. Its history began in 1791, when French horticulturist Daniel Louis Jacob established the site as a wine restaurant. For five generations since, the Hotel's Jacobs Restaurant has been recognized as one of the premier restaurants and wine cellars in Germany. The Jacobs was recently named Best Restaurant in Hamburg, with chef Thomas Martin winning the prized "Chef of the Year 2002" award. Both the Hotel Louis C. Jacob and its restaurants boast endless credentials - they have received kudos from such respected organizations as Gault Millau, the Wine Spectator, and the Guide Michelin, and the hotel was recently granted the prestigious distinction of being a "Leading Small Hotel of the World."