Welcome to  HAMBURG

The iconic DOM is the biggest public festival in Northern Germany. Held three times a year, you can experience fun, nostalgia and thrills.

Think Germany, think Oktoberfest: with gigantic beers, brass bands and lederhosen. Hamburg, too, has its offshoot of this Bavarian event.

Four times a year, Hamburg shops open their doors for some Sunday afternoon shopping, alongside many exciting events.

The annual Reeperbahn Festival in September is the perfect way to get an overview of St.Pauli's many live music venues.

Maritime parades, historic sailboats and ships, music, fireworks and food: celebrate Hamburg's biggest festival along the banks of the Elbe.

Every August, the rural heart of Northern Germany is swarming with heavy metal fans from all over the world.   

See impressive cruise ships at Hamburg's port during this spectacular maritime Hamburg festival.

Every summer, around 50,000 bikers roll into the city for a weekend of gathering, live music and contests at the Harley Village. 

The annual CSD and the Pride Parade are the flamboyant highlight of Hamburg's vibrant LGBTQI community.

At the Cyclassics, tens of thousands of pros and amateurs race through Hamburg's streets, port, and green environs.

Take part, or cheer on the 25.000 runners that make their way through Hamburg's port, parks and city centre.

With 10,000 athletes and 250,000 spectators, this triathlon is among the biggest and most prestigious events of its kind.

Whether short, queer, animated or documentary — Hamburg loves film and has the festivals to prove it. See what's on and enjoy the show.

Spectacular views, historic waterfront buildings and a public transport hub? Look no further than St. Pauli's Landungsbrücken.​

The world’s largest warehouse complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see on every trip to Hamburg.​​​​​​​

Standing proudly in the centre of the Stadtpark, the planetarium has been shining new light since its grand reopening in 2016!

The impressive Rathaus (City Hall) is Hamburg’s seat of government. Hamburg's parliament and senate assemble here. 

Every Sunday morning, the Hamburg Fish Market by the Elbe attracts thousands of visitors, night owls and early birds alike!​​​​​​​

The famous street in the heart of St. Pauli offers everything from theatres and galleries to trendy nightclubs and smoky sailor bars.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The 'Michel' is Hamburg's largest church and one of the city's must-see sights. Its bell tower offers a stunning view over the city.​​​​​​​