Highlights of the Month

Due to COVID-19 all DOM events will be cancelled in 2020. Luckily, around 60 attractions have been permitted to open across the city for some funfair feeling.

As the leaves of the trees start to turn red, Hamburgers snuggle up in cozy cafes or set foot in the cinemas and museums of the city.   

Various locations, 24 Sep - 3 Oct: Watch 120 international films and documentaries premiere and mingle with actors and directors.​​​​​​​

Keep up-to-date on the current situation and learn about the health system, hospitals, doctors and pharmacies in Hamburg.

Take a trip around the globe without leaving Hamburg! The city’s international flair can make you feel like you’re worlds away. 

As Hamburg loosens restrictions, this contact tracing app is one of the best ways to help keep yourself and others safe. 

Wearing a face mask in public is required in Hamburg as of 27 April. Get your own individual face mask to make a statement.

What's better than dining or drinking al fresco in beautiful weather? Hamburg has plenty of spots for outdoor beers and bites.

What's nicer than a hot cup of coffee in hand? Combining that with the sun shining down on your face. Here are some of Hamburg's best street and outdoor seating cafés.

It’s been years since Hamburg’s last drive-in cinema closed its gates. Now, due to COVID-19, the idea is gaining traction again.

It is official. The concert season will resume starting 1 Sep. Special conditions apply. Stay up-to-date with all the most current Elbphilharmonie and Laeiszhalle developments.

Summer is strawberry season. Here are the best fields and farms around Hamburg for picking strawberries yourself.

After weeks of closure due to corona restrictions, Hamburg’s restaurants are allowed to reopen. Still, some rules must be followed.

What's better than dining or drinking al fresco in beautiful weather? Hamburg has plenty of spots for outdoor beers and bites.

Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie concert hall is making living rooms all over the world bigger, one concert at a time.

Don't be fooled by the modern facade: throughout the centuries, history's great musical minds have met and worked at this venerable building.

Many of Hamburg's historical museums have put together digital activities so you can visit from home.

Hamburg’s Kunsthalle museum serves housebound art lovers a feast for the ears with audio exhibitions.

Podcasts and apps for experiencing MKG's musical instruments at home.

Support the English Theatre Hamburg and get some culture during isolation in return.

The concentration camp memorial is bringing expert talks to viewers digitally at home.

The Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe's online resources are a vast treasure trove for visitors.