
Elbphilharmonie
A glass concert hall built on top of an old harbour warehouse. Its public viewing platform, the Plaza, offers 360° views over the port.

Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg, Germany's second city, is a port city on the Elbe with canals, red-brick warehouses and a rich cultural scene. It mixes the maritime feel of the harbour with city lakes, parks and lively districts such as St. Pauli.
Hamburg Helmut Schmidt airport is about 9 km from central Hamburg.
The station is beneath the Airport Plaza. Trains run every 10 min to the main station (Hauptbahnhof) in about 25 min.
HVV city bus routes linking the airport with nearby U-Bahn and S-Bahn stations and the northern districts.
Ranks outside both terminals. The city centre is about 9 km away and the ride takes around 25 min depending on traffic.
Hamburg

A glass concert hall built on top of an old harbour warehouse. Its public viewing platform, the Plaza, offers 360° views over the port.

The world's largest complex of red-brick warehouses, set along canals and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The lavish neo-Renaissance city hall, seat of the city-state's parliament and senate, with guided tours.

A lake right in the city centre, lined by the Jungfernstieg promenade. Sightseeing boats set off here for trips on the Alster.

The historic piers on the Elbe, the starting point for harbour boat tours and a short walk from St. Pauli.
Hamburg is served by Hamburg Helmut Schmidt (HAM).
Hamburg Helmut Schmidt airport is about 9 km from central Hamburg.
From Hamburg Helmut Schmidt airport you can take S-Bahn S1 (train), HVV-Busse (bus), and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Hamburg include Elbphilharmonie, Speicherstadt, Rathaus, Binnenalster, and St. Pauli Landungsbrücken.