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See guides to Hamburg's seven administrative districts (Bezirke) and several of its quarters (Stadtteile).

Hamburg, Germany ─ District Altona
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Altona

Under Danish rule for much of its history before becoming an independent German city, Altona only joined Hamburg in 1937.

Hamburg, Germany ─ District Bergedorf
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Bergedorf

Tranquil Bergedorf has Hamburg's lowest population density by far. Here you can take long bike rides by the Elbe or through the forest.

Hamburg, Germany ─ District Eimsbuettel
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Eimsbüttel

Eimsbüttel is much-loved for its family-friendly neighbourhoods, green spaces and lively areas with bars, restaurants and shops.

Hamburg, Germany ─ District Mitte
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Hamburg Mitte

This large district comprises Hamburg's busy city centre, bar-heavy St. Pauli, modern HafenCity and up-and-coming Wilhelmsburg.

imago / Chris Emil Janßen
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Hamburg-Nord

The northern-most district stretches from chic Eppendorf all to suburbian Langenhorn, the sprawling Stadtpark at the centre of it all.

Hamburg, Germany ─ District Harburg
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Harburg

Home to the Hamburg University of Technology, what used to be a city in its own right is now Hamburg's largest district south of the Elbe.

Hamburg, Germany ─ District Wandsbek
imago stock & people / Stephan Wallocha
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Wandsbek

This sprawling, northeastern district houses a quarter of all Hamburg residents, and is popular for its many parks, forests and nature reserves.

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West of Alster

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Blankenese

Escape the big city by visiting Blankenese's narrow winding alleys, beautiful captains' homes, mansions, and river views.

Stephanie Albert / Pixabay
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Eppendorf

Richly pretty and pretty rich: one of the fanciest quarters of Hamburg is posh… but it’s also so much more.

www.mediaserver.hamburg.de/ Sven Schwarze
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Karoviertel

Find designer and vintage fashion and meet the in-crowd at the hip cafés along Marktstrasse — only a short walk from Schanzenviertel.

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Ottensen

Ottensen is a major shopping district. Its narrow alleys and little bars and cafes have earned it the nickname 'Little Paris'.

imago stock&people / Lars Berg
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St. Pauli

Known around the world for its football club and the Reeperbahn, St. Pauli has even more to explore than you'd think.

Jan Munstermann
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Stellingen

An underestimated urban quarter on the rise – Stellingen has many parks, sports grounds and quaint buildings along a comfortable cycling route far away from traffic.

East of Alster

imago / Christian Ohde
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HafenCity

HafenCity Hamburg is the most ambitious inner-city development in Europe: Modern architecture meets the city's historical UNESCO sites.

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St. Georg

St. Georg, east of Hamburg Central Station, is a lively and colourful neighbourhood filled with galleries, shops, restaurants and bars.

imago stock & people / Lars Berg
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Winterhude

Winterhude is pompous townhouses, red-brick apartment buildings, modern offices and lots of green all wrapped up into one.

South of Elbe

Christoph Bellin / www.bildarchiv-hamburg.de
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Wilhelmsburg

Young, lively and multicultural - experience Wilhelmsburg, Hamburg’s very own Williamsburg.