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Als besonderes Highlight möchten wir unsere Bemühungen, um die Olympiabewerbung hervorheben! Auch wenn diese leider nicht geklappt hat. Es wäre ein großartiges Event für Hamburg gewesen!
2019
- Initiative „Vom Ganzen Herzen Gastgeber“ über HHT
- Unterstützung moondoo-Basement über HHT
- Weihnachtliches Hamburg über HHT
- ITB Berlin
- Kauf / Domainübertragung / Urheberrechte für cometohamburg.com / Gute Leute Fabrik
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2020
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- Unterstützung Dehoga Hamburg bezüglich Gerichtsprozess „Beherbergungsverbot“
- Unterstützung „Karriere-Wertstatt e.V."
2021
- Unterstützung der Kampagne „Hamburger Originale“
- Re-Launch unserer eigenen Seite
2022
- Erstellung & Konzeption von Hoteljobs.hamburg
- Beitrag City Management
- Kinowerbung Hoteljobs.hamburg
- Protokollführung HHT
- Monitoring Hamburg
- Beitrag Hamburg Cruise Net
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The permanent collection of the@hamburger.kunsthalle spans almost eight centuries of art and is one of the most important public art collections in Germany. The Kunsthalle is also one of the few museums that offers a tour of European art history from the Middle Ages to the present day. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Christian BrandesButton -
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More than 700 works are on permanent display @hamburger.kunsthalle. The focus is on North German medieval painting with the altars of Master Bertram and Master Francke, Dutch painting of the 17th century, German painting of the 19th century with the extensive groups of works by Caspar David Friedrich, Philipp Otto Runge, Adolph Menzel and Max Liebermann as well as classical modernism with works by Max Beckmann, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Edvard Munch and Paul Klee. In the field of contemporary art, various positions of the Hamburger Kunsthalle give it a weighty voice in the current art scene. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Christian BrandesButton -
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In 1846, the members of the Hamburger Kunstverein campaigned for an art museum in the Hanseatic city. Donations from the citizens of Hamburg then made it possible to build a @hamburger.kunsthalle, which opened in 1869. Foundations such as the Campesche Historische Kunststiftung and the Freunde der Kunsthalle e.V. (Friends of the Kunsthalle) still help to expand the various collections today. The Kunsthalle Hamburg is not only committed to contemporary art, but also focuses on the preservation of old art. In addition to the collections, fascinating special exhibitions inspire visitors from all over the world. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Christian BrandesButton -
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With its internationally unique collection, the @hamburger.kunsthalle has established itself as one of the largest and most important art museums in Germany. Hardly any other museum offers such an impressive tour of European art history from the Middle Ages to the present day. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Christian BrandesButton -
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The collection at the @hamburger.kunsthalle spans eight centuries from the Middle Ages to the present day. Traditionally, the focus is on art from the 19th century. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Christian BrandesButton -
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You'll always find something new here. The @hamburger.kunsthalle is home to one of the most important public art collections in Germany, with more than 13,000 square meters of exhibition and event space in the center of Hamburg. The collection spans eight centuries from the Middle Ages to the present day. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Christian BrandesButton -
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We look out over the old warehouse district from a brand new building in HafenCity. You can't do that in so many buildings there, but the view from the @Pierdreihotel is particularly beautiful. 💘 📷️@packandpaintButton -
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Is it half-time of the week already? We slept so well in the hotel bed at @pierdreihotel that we didn't even realize it 🙃 📷️@packandpaintButton -
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Time for ice cream? Is ALWAYS! And then you can take a leisurely stroll through Hafencity and discover the Speicherstadt. Lauren from @packandpaint did just that and listed her 33 best things she found in Hamburg. So check out her blog post and maybe you'll find things you didn't even know about Hamburg.Button -
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On the 800 square meters of the Rickmer Rickmers you will find a lot, of course an exhibition about the history of the ship. In addition to a restaurant, there is also a hidden room for puzzle fans, you can climb in the shrouds and the the smallest karaoke room on the ship. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / @ThisIsJuliaPhotographyButton -
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RICKMER RICKMERS, the tall ship built in 1896, has been moored in the Hanseatic city as a floating landmark of Hamburg since 1983 and is the pride of the RICKMER RICKMERS Foundation, which operates and maintains the museum ship without public subsidies. The hull is 97 m long, 12.20 m wide and has a draught of 6 m. At the time, the ship was measured at 1,980 GRT and 3,067 TDW, with an average draught of 7.70 meters. 📷️ Mediaserver HamburgButton -
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Ahoy, dear landlubbers and sea dogs! The museum ship RICKMER RICKMERS is back from the Norderwerft shipyard! A visit to the cargo ship built in 1896 is always worthwhile. You'll find the beautiful ship right by the Landungsbrücken. 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / @ThisIsJuliaPhotographyButton -
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Wind in my hair, the Elphi behind me, my heart beats faster. Hamburg! 🤍Button -
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Moin Hamburg - meine Perle, you sparkle and shine so beautifully, I love to keep you.Button -
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Was marzipan actually invented in Lübeck? In any case, there is one of the best marzipan factories here, which you should definitely pay a visit to. But Lübeck has so much more to offer. A beautiful old town, situated on the waterfront and less than an hour's train ride from Hamburg Central Station.Button -
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Fancy a trip at the weekend? How about a trip to Lüneburg? The old town has a lot to offer, decorations on the houses, roses everywhere, small pubs - definitely worth a visit! Trains run twice an hour from Hamburg Central Station to the small town on the Illmenau River.Button -
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There are several towns around Hamburg that have a very beautiful old town, such as Stade. Do you know the old town? Just take a stroll over the humpbacked cobblestones and follow in the footsteps of the monarchy. From Hamburg Central Station, the SBahn 5 runs directly through.Button -
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Summertime, and the livin' is easy ... 🌞Button -
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Windy fresh greetings from the Alster.Button -
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It's warm, very warm. If you can't find a place to cool off, Hamburg has a few places by the water where you can relax or be active. But be careful and have a great time.Button -
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Everyone at @Fanzonehamburg has a good view. If you're in Hamburg, you're welcome there. No matter which team your heart beats for. 🧡Button -
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Orange as far as the eye can see. A total of over 50,000 Dutch fans colored Hamburg orange: After a night of partying on the Reeperbahn, 12,000 fans moved directly to the opposite @FanZoneHamburg of the Host City Hamburg on Sunday morning, celebrated with DJ Armin van Buuren and started their Fan Walk through the city with up to 40,000 fans before the actual game kicked off at 3:00 pm.Button -
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The world as a guest with friends. We in Hamburg were delighted to be able to host our neighboring countries, the Netherlands and Poland. The pictures that the fans of the Nederlands voetbalelftal gave us still gladden our hearts today.Button -
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One more week! What are you most looking forward to during the EURO2024?Button -
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The EURO 2024 kicks off in just over a week and Hamburg is one of the places in Germany where matches will be held. The first match in Hamburg will take place on Sunday (June 16) in the Volksparkstadion: Poland against the Netherlands. Will anyone be in Hamburg during the European Championships?Button -
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Water is Life. Art is about paying attention. @scandichamburgemporio knows that. Thank you for this!Button -
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Are you interested in art in a hotel or not at all? The @scandichamburgemporio hast Art rooms where every work of art is different. And then they are all for a good cause and supports @vivaconagua 💙Button -
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The next @millerntorgallery is just around the corner. The @fcstpauli soccer stadium will once again become a gallery. Some of the artists who have already painted there and for @vivaconagua were also allowed to immortalize themselves in @scandichamburgemporio . Protecting sustainable resources and doing as much as we can is important. This art is a particularly nice reminder to all hotel guests. 💙Button -
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In addition to many great festivals that take place in and around Hamburg, there is of course the @stadtparkopenair - we can recommend it to you. Even if it rains again - in summer. We simply love Hamburg 💙 📷️ Copyright: Mediaserver Hamburg / Andreas HornoffButton -
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You can find all the dates of the festivals in and around Hamburg 2024 here: https://www.hamburg.de/festival/ - 💃🎵🕺 📷️ Copyright: Mediaserver HamburgButton -
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Summer is just starting RIGHT in Hamburg! Besides the UEFA EURO 2024, we're looking forward to all the great festivals - which one will you be attending? 📷️ Copyright Mediaserver Hamburg / Konstantin Beck Button -
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Good morning! Do you know Hamburg's largest public park? It is located on 148 hectares north of the Outer Alster. For over 100 years, the Stadtpark has been an important example of the transformation of German gardening and landscaping. It is the green lung of the city, 💚 contains concert and sports venues (quidditch and rugby are also played here), there is a natural outdoor pool, mini golf courses, the opportunity to go boating, look at the stars in the planetarium, numerous cafés, restaurants and much more. In short, it is a meeting place for young and old, families and singles, lazy sunbathers and ambitious recreational athletes. 📷️ Frau Elbville 😍Button -
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The district of Klein Flottbeck is located on the north bank of the Elbe in the northwest of Hamburg. There you will find the "Loki Schmidt" garden! The garden is one of the most ambitious new botanical gardens in Germany after the Second World War. An extensive panorama of botany has been created here on 24 hectares - definitely a recommendation for finding beauty and tranquillity in the city. 💙🙏🏼 📷️ Adobe Stock - CreatiberiaButton -
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There is this very special place: @schuldts.kaffeegarten. The small, cute café with the wonderful garden terrace and the amazing view 🤩 of the entire Treppenviertel and the Elbe is still considered an insider tip. You'll find the café in the maze of stairs on the Süllberg and will be rewarded with a magnificent view as well as coffee and cakes. 🍰☕️ 📷️ Geheimtipp HamburgButton -
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Today we have a place for you that is somewhat hidden away and we think that's a good thing: Billerhuder Island is an artificially created island in Hamburg-Rothenburgsort. The 38-hectare island in the shape of a triangle was created in 1907, is around 1000 meters long and up to 520 meters wide. It consists of river sand soil washed up by suction dredgers and is almost entirely occupied by the allotment garden association 114 "Gartenkolonie Billerhude". Of the approximately 600 plots, around 60 are still permanently inhabited; a special feature from the period after the Second World War, when many allotment gardens were used as makeshift homes. Several water sports clubs are also based on the island. If you have the time, take a look. © Mediaserver HamburgButton -
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There is a lot to see on the Elbe. On the water, by the water and also on land. You can just sit and enjoy. This is what relaxation in Hamburg looks like. © Mediaserver Hamburg / Ingo BoelterButton -
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Take a short break from everyday life in the beautiful park in the middle of the city and let your mind wander. Planten un Blomen is located right in the heart of the city, surrounded by shopping streets, the Congress Center, exhibition grounds and St. Pauli. © mediaserver.hamburg.de / Andreas VallbrachtButton -
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Here, everyone can find the right drink at any time. Creative minds await locals and globetrotters with fresh ingredients, the finest spirits and original snacks at @pierdreihotel Bar and its outdoor area. And all this in the middle of HafenCity. ⚓️Button -
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If you prefer your cold beverage with an amazing view, why not on the roof terrace of the @pierdreihotel? Happy weekend 💛Button -
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Hotels aren't what they used to be. They are so much more today. The @pierdreihotel is diagonally opposite the world heritage Speicherstadt warehouse district and right in the middle of yesterday, today and tomorrow. Crazy, right?Button -
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What is your favorite place to visit on the Elbe? There are a few and @kajuetes.b.12 is one of them. Yammie. 🤤 Have a great start to the week! 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Lisa KnauerButton -
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Fish bun for breakfast? Not a problem at all 😇 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Lisa KnauerButton -
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Sunny times in Hamburg. Have you ever been to @kajuetesb12? We can only recommend it for a trip to the Elbe beach. 💛 📷️ Mediaserver Hamburg / Lisa KnauerButton -
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Drums, please! Summer, summer, summertime Time to sit back and unwind ... We can already feel it now. What is your song for summer feelings? 📸mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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Psssst, we're dreaming of summer! When are you coming to Hamburg this year? 📷️ mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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March 20 is the beginning of spring and June 20 marks the start of summer. We are looking forward to this time and want to know what you are planning this year? Are you coming to Hamburg? If you are a creator, why not use our Come to Hamburg project for this trip? You can find all the information in the link in our bio. 📷️ mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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The Chilehaus in Hamburg's Kontorhaus district is one of the most remarkable buildings in the Hanseatic city. At the beginning of July 2015, the clinker brick building was added to the World Heritage List together with the Speicherstadt warehouse district and the Kontorhausviertel. Who of you has already looked at this building on site? 📷️ © Jörg Modrow via mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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Beautiful Hamburg. Brick has a decisive influence on Hamburg's cityscape through its materiality and colorfulness and thus makes a special contribution to the identity of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. This character, which has historically served as a guideline for Hamburg's urban development, still largely determines current building activity today. 📷️ @frau_elbville via mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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New and old, modern and classic. What is typical Hamburg for you? 📷️ mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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Who of you recognizes this bridge and knows where @nomadsunveiled is standing?Button -
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Rax have traveled to over 60 countries – from a budget backpacker to a business traveler, expat and then a digital nomad. Now he was in Hamburg and had a very good time there in the Superbude. He put the hotel through its paces, the work situation and the fun corners. It looks like we should all spend a few days there. We have linked his entire report on @nomadsunveiled on cometohamburg.comButton -
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Hamburg Speicherstadt - one of the places to be. 📌 📸 @nomadsunveiledButton -
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Have you ever taken part in the Alster ice fun and walked on the frozen Alster? 📸 © Ingo Boelter via mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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Not every year, but only in particularly cold years, does the Alster freeze over to such an extent that it forms a huge inner-city ice rink. The last time Hamburg celebrated the so-called Alster ice fun with great stall magic was in February 2012. 📸 © Jörg Modrow via mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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Do you know the Alstereisvergnügen? It's a folk festival that takes place on the Outer Alster in the center of Hamburg in some winters, provided the ice is thick enough and stable enough - when the ice is frozen over. Around 150 stalls and stands are set up on 164 hectares of the Outer Alster, most of which offer warm drinks, such as mulled wine, or snacks. 📸 © mediaserver.marketing.hamburg.deButton -
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Good morning Hamburg 🤩 📸 @at_missyveButton -
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Moin Moin 💙 📸 @at_missyveButton -
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The Christmas season used to end 40 days after Christmas. This established the Sunday on January 6 as the end of the Christmas season. Many families and communities hold on to the old custom and only dismantle the crib and take away the Christmas tree at Candlemas on February 2. How does that work for you? 📸 @at_missyveButton -
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HoHoHo. During her recent visit to vibrant Hamburg city, Becki got to experience an array of fabulous Christmas markets ranging from the iconic market in Town Hall Square, right through to the risque offerings at Santi Pauli. You can read about the markets she enjoyed and what she experienced in her article. You can find everything on cometohamburg.com 📸 @meet_me_in_departuresButton -
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Happy Winter Holidays. Thanks to all those who make our work even more fun. 💚🎄💖Button -
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Let's be honest, the weather in Hamburg is often rainy. But hey, the city is so beautiful that it soon doesn't matter. Or to put it in the words of Kylee: "There’s so much charm to be found in Hamburg." 💙 📸 @passportsandpreemiesButton -
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Hamburg has many Christmas markets to explore, with the main market being in front of city hall where the giant Christmas is placed. You can also find other Christmas markets around the city centre at various locations. Which one is your favorite? 📸 by monkeyandmouse.co.ukButton -
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Enjoy your weekend nights 💙Button -
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Why Hamburg? That's why!Button -
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In summer also in the water. 😇Button -
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Aurora lights over Hamburg? This is simply the sunrise over our beautiful city.Button -
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Good morning sunshines and Moin Moin from Hamburg 💙Button -
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What a view. What a city. Do we love everything.Button -
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🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁 The freshness of Spring has departed, The languor of Summer has tied, October holds safe in her keeping The wealth of the days that have sped. by Emma B. L. S. Dunham 📸 @fusetravelsButton -
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Happy weekend! 📷️ @fusetravelsButton -
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Moin Moin Fellas! 📷️ @fusetravelsButton -
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Ok ok ok, there's no snow here yet, but winter will come eventually. What are you looking forward to the most in Hamburg? 📷️ @natalie.waletzkoButton -
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Have a great weekend folks! 📷️ @natalie.waletzkoButton -
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Well, how has your week been so far? We celebrated the "Day of German Unity" in Hamburg. The whole city was on its feet and thanks to beautiful weather we could really enjoy the festivities. It's not summer anymore, but the autumn is so nice and warm that we can always see beautiful skies. Where in Hamburg do you like to do this most? @natalie.waletzko was in town for the project "Come to Hamburg " and found some great places - do you know where this is?Button -
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That was ist again. Four days of @reeperbahn_festival are behind us and it was wonderful. The festival offers above all the attraction of discovering new things here and being able to see many newcomers in one weekend - the next Muse or the next Ed Sheeran, whose career once began here. See you next year? 📸 Konstantin Beck - Mediaserver HamburgButton -
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In 2019, for the 14th edition of the Reeperbahn Festival 900 program points of different sections for over 50,000 festival visitors from all over the world, in more than 90 venues in St. Pauli took place. In 2020 to 2022, the Reeperbahn Festival took place in line with the pandemic with lower visitor numbers. This year it's on again - who's in? And what are you looking at? There are also wonderful concerts in our beautiful @st_michaelis. 📷️ Mediaserver HamburgButton -
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The Reeperbahn Festival is unique in Europe. Many national and international newcomers and well-known artists* present themselves to the enthusiastic audience in great locations and transform the whole of St. Pauli into a huge club festival area. Who of you is in Hamburg this week for this? 📷️ Konstantin Beck via Mediaserver HamburgButton -
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HAMBURG, YOU TASTE DELICIOUS. The Franzbrötchen goes every day. New ideas and culinary tradition bubble in our pots. In the pans of Hamburg, awakening and responsibility merge. Sustainability and regionalism, Hamburg down-to-earthness and international flair, haute cuisine and snack culture meet on our plates. In your and our mouths, it tastes like change and the future. We will be testing all of this at the @openmouth.hamburg - who's in? 📸 @mutterland.deButton -
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HAMBURG, YOU TASTE DELICIOUS. Aromatic, diverse and delicious. Hamburg cooks by the water. That opens horizons. That opens new perspectives. That opens mouths. Hamburg is the gateway to the food world of tomorrow and invites everyone to: EAT, DRINK, MARVEL Be there at the @openmouth.hamburg 🤤Button -
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Hundreds of years ago, the noble beans from all over the world were stored in the warehouses of the Speicherstadt. Coffee is not only the most popular hot beverage in this country, but also one of the most important trade goods in the world. Hamburg, in particular, is still of great importance today as an international transshipment point for coffee. Often the roasting houses offer coffee tastings. HAMBURG, YOU TASTE DELICIOUS. Especially versatile. And that's what we're showing the world now. At @openmouth.hamburg - A festival is only a festival when many are present. So come in large numbers, from 14.09. it starts. Who comes?Button -
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Happy new week 🩵 📸 @ingepincketButton -
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Inge had a fabulous stay at this gorgeous hotel @hotellouiscjacob 🤍 what a view! 📸 @ingepincketButton -
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From the 14th to the 17th century, the island served the wall makers (cloth manufacturers) mainly as a frame yard, i.e. a place where fabrics were placed on wall frames (wooden racks) to dry after fulling and dyeing. For several centuries, wall preparation was a successful branch of the town's trade. As an island, but also as part of the Speicherstadt, which is crisscrossed by numerous canals, the Wandrahm has a relatively high density of bridges. This includes the Wandrahmsfleetbrücke, which connects to the old town via the Zollkanal. In addition, it is one of the hotspots for pictures ... why probably? 🤩 📸 @journeyby_jacqButton -
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When Napoleon reached Hamburg with his troops at the beginning of the 19th century, the French brought a delicious pastry to the Hanseatic city: the croissant. From this, Hamburg bakers are said to have developed the Franzbrötchen - a pastry made of yeast or puff pastry with sugar and cinnamon, which today has become Hamburg's most famous pastry and is either idolized or shunned. But this is only one Franzbrötchen origin legend among many. Others say that the Franzbrötchen is simply a variant of the cinnamon bun or that at that time there was a baguette-like pastry known as Franzbrot, which a Hamburg baker fried in fat and thus brought the Franzbrötchen into being. Whatever the case - it tastes good! 📸 @journeyby_jacqButton -
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The tower of the Hamburg City Hall has a height of 112 meters. 436 steps lead up to the top level of the city hall tower. Because the town hall was not to be disfigured by a chimney, a heating system that was uniquely modern at the time was used: district heating. When the City Hall opened 1897, it would be heated with steam from an electric power plant. The hot steam was piped into the town hall directly under the mayor's office. 😲 📸 @journeyby_jacqButton -
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Cult early Sunday morning - If you are coming to Hamburg for the very first time, getting up early on Sunday morning is part of the program. Because then it's fish market time again at the port of Hamburg. Every Sunday from 5 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. (in winter from 7 a.m.), you can get a taste of the Nordic way of life. Or you just go by on the ferry and take a nice picture, like @manumanuti 😃Button -
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Art for all tastes at the Hamburger Kunsthalle. From old masters to modern and contemporary art, there is something to look at here for every artistic taste - In the oldest building, in its gallery you can see "traditional" paintings ranging from German Romanticism to European Impressionism. And, watch out, the architecture is also beautiful and worth a visit on its own. 📷️ @manumanutiButton -
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How was the start of your week? Easy peasy Monday or rather stressful? For (further) relaxation, we show you one of the most photographed motif in Hamburg, photographed by @manumanuti. Photos taken on the Poggenmühlenbrücke are among the classics by which you immediately recognize Hamburg. From the street, it looks rather inconspicuous. But if you take your time on the bridge, you'll discover the moated castle - an absolute perennial favorite. But the Eiffel Tower does not get boring after all.Button -
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On the blog of @passportsandpreemies you’ll find everything you need to know about visiting Hamburg and Germany in general. So, you need to check her review.Button -
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"For me, visiting Hamburg was a pleasant surprise. I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from the city, but I know that I did not leave disappointed." @ passportsandpreemies - We 💙 you!Button -
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"I arrived to Hamburg at the beginning of July. It was cold, windy, and rainy and I thought, “Am I even going to like it here?” Well, after spending two days exploring Hamburg – in both the rain and sun – I can confirm, there’s so much charm to be found in Hamburg." @passportsandpreemiesButton -
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Do you have weekend plans yet? With public transport you can reach almost everything in Hamburg. And the U3 is also the perfect route for sightseeing along the harbor. 📷️ @manumanutiButton -
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Can you see where @manumanuti was there just now?Button -
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Manu has chosen Hamburg as one of his favorite cities. We are very happy about that and thanks to his qualities as an early riser and his love for running we also got some new views. Be sure to check out his account here: @manumanutiButton -
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💙 @anetachroustova has also discovered one of the most beautiful spots in Hamburg. Do you know where it is and have you been there yourself?Button -
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We have to copy this caption just like that from Aneta because it's too cute. She was just consistently thrilled with her room at @movenpickhamburg: "This accommodation literally took our breath away 🤯. We absolutely did not know what we were getting into 🙈. When we were told that the room was on the last, 17th floor, we suspected something WOW 🤩And so came a big shock! We immediately realized that such a room is a "once in a lifetime moment" and we will probably never stay in something like this again in the future. 🙏 That's why we wanted to preserve it with this video as a memory and share it with you, because such rooms are used by important people, for example - Emmanuel Macron, the current French president, is said to have slept in this room. We really appreciate this opportunity and I was really in shock here for 5 minutes if this really happened ❤️"Button -
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Last week Aneta was in Hamburg and discovered the city. What can we say, we think she fell in love with our beautiful Hamburg. Can we understand well and are happy about her great reporting and the great pictures! Be sure to check out her account. -> @anetachroustova - Thank you!Button -
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We love it ... "our" Elphi. So did @thehappyjetlagger . Be sure to check out her report on Hamburg. She also gives a whole lot of tasty tips for beautiful places.Button
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