Vegan Food in Hamburg: Where to Go
Vegan Food in Hamburg As Germany’s second city, it’s no surprise that Hamburg has an abundance of vegan food. But where to start? With…
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Superb dumplings in Eimsbüttel, little Vietnam on St. Pauli & Japanese “Fuego” on the Fleet
Asian cuisine is booming more than ever in Hamburg. That’s why here are our Top 3 Asian hotspots in Hamburg!
Searching for the best fish rolls
Hamburg is famous for its fish market. Every Sunday it attracts thousands of visitors. Here you can find fish in every variation. And there’s also plenty of stuff to see and buy around the fish stalls. Unfortunately though, not every day is Sunday, but given that one fish roll – at the very least – is a must for a large number of tourists in Hamburg.
Summer in the City: Hamburg’s best outdoor places
The screech of the seagull, the gentle lapping of the waves of the Elbe and a fresh breeze on the face – that’s Hamburg in its ideal form
Braving the cold: cosy places in Hamburg
When a cold winter breeze blows over the Hanseatic city, it’s nice to find some cosy places where you can sit and linger. Whether it’s warmth, atmospheric lighting, music or good company – Hamburg exudes warmth and comfort in many different ways.
Discover Hamburg with children – Grown-ups love city breaks
Those who are dreaming of a city break where the whole family will have a good time should absolutely go to Hamburg.
LOST IN Hamburg Altona
Hamburg-Altona is a colourful, edgy, diverse and easygoing neighbourhood. It’s small enough for everyone to know each other, yet big enough to still get lost
MEININGER tips: My favourite place to enjoy spring
Every MEININGER city has its own great places that in springtime are especially compelling for visitors and locals alike. Our employees let you in on some of their favourite places to spend the sunny spring d
Excursion tips for families in Hamburg
We (2 adults, 2 boys aged 12 and 15) were in Hamburg in winter at the MEININGER Hotel Hamburg City Center and saw and experienced many different things as a family. Here are our personal tips for Hamburg:
Exit Games – Lock me up!
A group of people agrees to be locked away in order to get out. This is the basic concept of Exit Games.
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