One of the most beautiful place in Hamburg!

At the demo on January 24 there were certainly more than 180,000 people

Nice place to sit and watch the boats if the weather is nice. Also, if you are interested in shopping there are a number of shops and shopping arcades & passages in the area.

The annual floating Christmas tree is always wonderful to see. But the Christmas market also has its own special flair, especially in the dark. This year the dog bakery, chocolate tools and brush making caught my eye.

It was full on Saturday, as always.

Well it's holiday time so everything is just absolutely beautiful

Nice place on the Alster to unwind or take a short break. Here you can also book beautiful tours by ship 🚢 with various providers. Lots of seating 👍☀️

The most beautiful place to chill at sunset and beyond 🤩 Right in the middle of the city and yet always different and beautiful. Here you can just sit and relax and the view is unique and always different. A nice place to stay 🤩

Good place to chill, relax and linger, I imagine it would be really pleasant in the summer, but it will definitely be very busy. Unfortunately we were there at the end of January and it was cold. Otherwise recommended if you are traveling in Hamburg. Restaurants and shopping options within walking distance.

Nice Christmas market

A widespread terraced boardwalk along the Binnenalster. A place to see and be seen. And, of course, to watch the tourist boats. You may also decide to drink a coffee in one of the local cafés.

Enjoying a walk, sitting on a bench, reading a book...

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Awesome views

There's a lot going on at the Weißerzauber market. Large selection of Christmas items, leather goods, pastries, drinks and much more.

Invites the shoppers… and in the summer to a café

Great location. Highly recommended: Bruscetta and fresh Holsten beer.

Very nice view of the Binnenalster. As someone who has never been here, I find this place to be a place to relax with the view of the calm water.

Good parking options at the forest cemetery

Big Open space within heart of city. Can seat relax , enjoy big fountain and lake. Many food options. Reachable by car, bus, U-bahn S-bhan bus . Corwded on weekends and holidays. Boating .

Hamburg is also worth a trip, there are many sights to see. In my opinion you can save yourself the hop on hop off buses. The Jungfernstieg and the harbor with fish market were the most interesting things for me, as was a harbor tour. If you like musicals you can also visit some here. For me, Hagenbeck's zoo was something I always wanted to see. The Reeperbahn is not for me, there are only drunk homeless tourists there during the day and drunk tourists in the evening.

High level of gang criminals on site. Rip-off and theft crimes.

Beautiful festive lights all around city centre of Hamburg! Perfect time to walk around for some amazing offers and festive foods 😍😍

Very cool

No longer as atmospheric as before the pandemic, no more express bus to Blankenese, no more cars, only wooden boards on the street, no more atmosphere, bans, bans, bans, no freedom, no atmosphere. Simply not like it used to be, just a parade ground for a dictatorship!!!! Is it wanted like that? Should we get used to a dictatorship of a coming autocrat of a dictator?????

Should you ever find yourself in Hamburg with 48 hours to spare, just grab one of the city’s legendary fish rolls (and maybe an umbrella) and follow our lead!🚶 First, we’ll stroll through the party district of St. Pauli, taking in the Reeperbahn and a range of cool and trendy shops. From there, we walk past the Elbphilharmonie concert hall to the historical Speicherstadt warehouse district. On the second day, we explore Jungfernstieg, Hamburg’s perennially popular promenade along the Inner Alster Lake to round off a truly magical experience. 🌇

Awesome

Went to the big Antiwar Demo on Saturday, never saw that place so crowded, that was really great and that's what we can do at least for 🇺🇦

The place is beautiful. The ship ride from here is worth going for

(Translated by Google) A really nice opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of shopping and enjoy this great view. Lots of seating and different offers. (Original) Eine wirklich schöne Gelegenheit mal dem Shoppingtrubel zu entfliehen und diese tolle Aussicht zu genießen. Viele Sitzmöglichkeiten und verschiedene Angebote.

(Translated by Google) Nice seating (which you can move) a great coffee / Restaurante next door. Source Wikipedia: Originally built as Reesendamm for damming the Alster in 1235 under Count Adolf IV of Schauenburg and Holstein, he was the site of the upper mill. One of the oak piles from which the dam was built has been turned into a sculpture by Richard Luksch that can be viewed on the platform of the U1 and commemorates the victims of a water leak during the construction of this station in the 1930s. The Jungfernstieg was in 1838 Germany's first street that was paved. After the Great Fire in 1842, a regulation of the Alster was made, their main drain was passed through an old moat under the Reesendammbrücke by the Kleine Alster on the Alsterarkaden, while the old drainage through today's Nikolaifleet was. The south side of the Jungfernstieges was rebuilt. From 1843 to 1881, the first large shopping arcade, Sillem's Bazar, was on Jungfernstieg. The street was given its name by a bourgeois rite: on the boulevard on Sunday, families took their unmarried ladies, the maidens, for a walk. (Original) Nette Sitzgelegenheit (die kann man verschieben) ein tolles Kaffe / Restaurante nebenan. Quelle Wikipedia: Ursprünglich als Reesendamm zum Aufstauen der Alster 1235 unter Graf Adolf IV. von Schauenburg und Holstein entstanden, war er Standort der Obermühle. Einer der Eichenpfähle, aus dem der Damm errichtet worden war, ist zu einer Plastik von Richard Luksch verarbeitet worden, die auf dem Bahnsteig der U1 besichtigt werden kann und an die Opfer eines Wassereinbruchs beim Bau dieser Station in den 1930er Jahren erinnert. Der Jungfernstieg war im Jahre 1838 Deutschlands erste Straße, die asphaltiert wurde. Nach dem Großen Brand 1842 wurde eine Regulierung der Alster vorgenommen, ihr Hauptabfluss wurde durch einen alten Festungsgraben unter der Reesendammbrücke durch die Kleine Alster an den Alsterarkaden geleitet, während der alte Abfluss durch das heutige Nikolaifleet erfolgte. Die Südseite des Jungfernstieges wurde neu bebaut. Von 1843 bis 1881 lag die erste große Einkaufspassage, der Sillem’s Bazar, am Jungfernstieg. Ihren Namen hat die Straße durch einen bürgerlichen Ritus erhalten: Auf der Flaniermeile führten sonntags Familien ihre unverheirateten Damen, die Jungfern, spazieren.

(Translated by Google) Nice view of the Binnenalster (Original) Schöne Aussicht auf die Binnenalster

(Translated by Google) ALWAYS WORTH A TRIP, JUST FANTASTIC IN THE BEAUTIFUL WEATHER (Original) IMMER EINEN AUSFLUG WERT,BEI SCHÖNSTEM WETTER EINFACH FANTASTISCH

Tolle Sehenswürdigkeit in Hamburg, toller Blick auf die Alster

Hier fahren die alsterschiffe los. Viele Sitzplätze in treppenform vor Ort

Must see in Hamburg, good place to be