Hamburg is a city with rich historical past, active modern way of life and an incredibly colorful future. Travelers from all over the world come to the “green city on the water” not only to see the ancient historical monuments, but also to enjoy the beautiful scenery. It is noteworthy that Hamburg pays great attention to the design of parks, gardens and nature reserves. Nearly half of the city is recreation area where tourists tired of long excursions can have rest.

Where is the first travelers’ destination in the city? Your impression of Hamburg would not be complete without an hour walk around the Harbour. During a fascinating tour around the Harbour, you will be undoubtedly struck by the “Cap San Diego” Ship- Museum, “Rickmer Rickmers” Sailing Museum, and 20 restored ships will produce genuine delight and admiration.

A traveler will surely notice the Town Hall, which has 647 rooms. This building, which became a symbol of the city, is the place where meetings of the parliament and the municipality of Hamburg are held. Travelers standing in front of the majestic building, will be struck by the neo-Renaissance architecture and rich interiors of the Town Hall.

Tourists often go to Hamburg with the aim to see the Kunsthalle Art Museum, which is considered to be one of the leading museums in Europe. The museum with the area of 20,000 sq.m. could be of interest to historians, artists, collectors, and for ordinary travelers passionate for art. Collections of painting, drawing, sculpture, coins and medals - all this and much more is kept outside the Kunsthalle and cause admiration of tourists.

You can relax after long excursions in the Hagenbeka Zoo, a home to 2,500 animals of 360 species. An unbelievable show of sea lions and dolphins, a unique opportunity to ride a camel or elephant, as well as an unforgettable journey through the “fairyland” will brighten up your stay in Hamburg and will make a variety of everyday life.
A fascinating journey through Hamburg, secrets of Bergedorf, Shtilhorn and Harburg castles, a visit to the Opera House, where Mendelssohn and Brahms worked, the Church of St. Michael's, which became a symbol of the city, the Fish Market, which after some curious events turned into a landmark of Hamburg, and a mobile Park Hamburger Dom, arrival of which is awaited by both adults and children – all this is Hamburg, a wonderful “forest town” that gives comfort and convenience both for residents and visitors.