The most beautiful sides of Hamburg, discovered from the Herrenhaus.
Six destinations we recommend to our guests. Directions from the hotel will be added once the address is confirmed.
Rising high above the HafenCity, the Elbphilharmonie crowns a historic quayside warehouse with its sweeping glass façade. From the Plaza, 37 metres up, you look out across the harbour and the city; in the evening, a concert in one of the world's finest halls awaits.
Red brick, narrow canals and modern waterfront: the world's largest unified warehouse district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A stroll leads from the historic storehouses into the light-filled HafenCity.
At the St. Pauli Landungsbrücken, the pulse of the port meets sweeping views across the Elbe: the level tower, harbour launches, passing freighters. A stroll along the promenade is the perfect end to a day in Hamburg.
The magnificent City Hall, crowned by its 112-metre tower, presides over the Rathausmarkt and forms the historic heart of the Hanseatic city. Around the square, arcades, canals and the lanes of the Old Town invite you to wander.
Hamburg ranks among Europe's great theatre cities: the Stage musical theatres along the harbour, reached in style by ferry across the Elbe; in the city centre the State Opera, the Thalia Theater and the Deutsches Schauspielhaus.
The Hamburger Kunsthalle, the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, the Deichtorhallen and a lively gallery scene: an unhurried day among old masters and contemporary works.
