HAMBURG TRAVEL GUIDE | Top 10 Things to do Hamburg, Germany on a 24 Hour Visit! 🇩🇪
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Hallo and greeting from the northern port city of Hamburg, Germany where we we'll explore the top 10 things to do in Hamburg in this travel guide on a tight time constrained 24 hour visit! This is where Sam and I kicked off our recent trip across Germany, and while we only had one full day to explore, we hit the ground running ready to eat, see and do as much as possible. After a solid night's rest, we seemed to have kicked the jet lag, and we spent our day exploring the red-brick warehouses of Speicherstadt, touring the port by boat, eating our fill of pickled herring, taking part in a chocolate-making workshop, and a whole lot more. The following is our Hamburg travel guide and in this video we’re going to be sharing 10 things to do in Hamburg during your visit.
🇩🇪 10 Things to do in Hamburg, Germany 🇩🇪
1) Walk around Speicherstadt (City of Warehouses)
2) Ride the harbour ferry
3) Walk across the Old Elbe Tunnel
4) Try Herring sandwiches at Brücke 10
5) Go on a boat tour of the port
6) Make your own chocolate at Chocoversum
7) Have dinner at NENI
8) City views from the Elbe Philharmonic Hall
9) Visit Miniature Wunderland
10) Stay at Altes Hafenamt
And that is our travel guide to Hamburg in 24 hours! We hope this itinerary gave you a few ideas of the things you can see, eat and do during a short visit. If you have any other suggestions of things to do in Hamburg, feel free to share those with fellow travellers in the comments below. And lastly, if you enjoyed this video, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and we’ll see you soon with more travels in Germany. Tschüss!
This video was in partnership with the German National Tourist Office. We'll have several more coming out soon!
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Hi,
As a resident of Hamburg I am always happy when it gets some attention online.
Nevertheless, I would like to add that this vlog gives a misleading picture of Hamburg as you pretty much narrowed the city down to the elbe area (especially Hafencity and Speicherstadt). This mischaracterizes the cityscape and its atmosphere, as this is just a very small and rich part of the city. I encourage everybody to get a more balanced view of the different areas and judge for themself.
Kind regards
David
Kann dich zwar verstehen, aber arg viel mehr kriegt man in 24 Stunden auch nicht unter :'D Vorallem, wenn man Hamburg nur durch Touri-Guides kennt. Ich empfehle jedem immer auch die Naturschutzgebiete, aber selbst ne Bekannte von mir, die n Bisschen länger schon hier lebt als ich, kennt nicht halb so viel von Hamburg wie ich. Die hatte ich im Frühling zu den Boberger Dünen geschleppt und sie war total verwundert, nie was von dem Ort gehört zu haben (und begeistert, wie schön es da war!).
Viel von Hamburg sehen ist mit nur 24 Stunden Zeit einfach unmöglich. Als meine Mutter hier n paar Tage zu Besuch war konnte ich ihr auch längst nicht alles zeigen, was ich gern hätte. Hier gibts einfach viel zu viel zu sehen :D
I second your opinion as an expatriate coming to live in Hamburg a month ago;
Hafenctiy and Speicherstadt (which are awesome areas to visit), were also a small part of what I have seen so far, and I had the same impression when I was watching the video, I have realized that a lot of people like also St.Pauli area, and surely the Alster lake, Jungfernstieg is a pretty awesome area, especially for people who are into shopping and fashion lifestyle ... St Michael's church tower view, was even better than the view from the Elbphilharmonie with all my humble opinion surely...
I am going in July, what else do you reccomend?
Hamburg was the very first city I visited in Europe back in 2000. My dad brought me with him on a business trip. I will never forget that trip. Germany was the country I had least expectations for. We were also going to go to France and Italy. In the end my favourite country was Germany. (Although I love all European countries) ;). We were lucky enough to have a local (our German broker) with us the entire time so we could visit small villages and really get the local experience. this was before Trip-advisor and Google translate haha! Can't wait to go back! :). Enjoy your trip!
Very cool! That sounds like it was such a great trip, Nathalie. It's always nice getting to see a new place with a little help from a local. It gives you access to places and experiences you might otherwise miss. I hope you get to revisit!
Hamburg is my second home city. I am so happy that you enjoyed your visit there.
Oh, very cool! It was a short visit but we had a great time.
Made myself a tuna sandwich, berry smoothie and sat down to enjoy Samuel and Audrey's travels on TV 🤩😄
Sounds delish! I hope you enjoy it and wishing you a great weekend. 😊
I can tell by Audrey's outfit that Hamburg really suits her tastes in more than the travel way!!🤩💥❤
Thanks Daphne!
So much more to explore in Hamburg!
That's my hometown!!
Here's an insider tip, visit the Blankenese's Treppenviertel. It's an old fishing village, which was built into the Elbhills in the west side of the city with small alley like staircases built between the old villas. The borough also wasn't attacked during WW2 so you can admire the old architecture. The best is having drink at the beach and watching the big cargo ships passing by.
*I love this place*
Ow my!! That tiny cities, it's sooo nice!!
أسعد الله مسائكم بكل خير وبركة وسعادة
It's so nice to see you again in a new travel vlog!!
Thank you! We hope you enjoy it and have a great weekend! 😊
Thank you for sharing tips. I can’t wait to visit Hamburg. The city is beautiful and the food looks good!
Thanks for another terrific video! So glad your both back on the road and appreciate all the unique and interesting sites that you visit!
I have happily followed you both for many years and I’m so excited to see you back in Europe! I hope you’re going to be there for awhile because I miss you guys in the fall and winter months in Europe! Please stay safe and thank you for going overseas!!!
Sean
Thanks for sticking with us over the years, Sean! It was really great to be back in Europe for autumn. Such a beautiful time of year. It's good to be travelling again.
Nice to.see you.travelling.again
I live in Hamburg, 10 min walking from Hafencity. I can recognize every single corner of this video. Nice to see u here, guys!
Thanks Mario! That is really exciting to hear!
The world's largest miniature airport is in Hamburg. Truly amazing installation. Miniature A-380s, 747s, with all the proper airline logos. I think there is a miniature Concorde as well.
Lol what an oxymoron
Good to see our fav couple out & about ❤️ safe travels you two 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 many thanks 😁
Thank you for the nice video i'm a Hamburg City lover its a place where i feel free a feeling i dont have in other places well not in a way Hamburg does. I love the train station from Hamburg hbf a beautiful building and the beautiful churches and townhall of Hamburg 🙂
Nephew, y’all’s did it again! Thus brought a tear to my eye! Proud of y’all’s!
Good to see you back travelling internationally! 😊
Das war ein fantastisches video!! We absolutely love your "10 things to do in..." videos. I'm happy you could do an international travel again. All the best for you guys!!
I’ve liked and commented before I’ve even seen the video. Just so glad my favourite travellers are back at it. Safe travels and all the best Sam and Audrey x
Aw, thank you! We appreciate the support. And yes, it's good to be back on the road!
Oh yes 🙌🏻
I’m so happy to see your next adventures
Thanks Michael! Glad you enjoyed. More to come from Germany!
I am heading to Germany next July and eager to follow your travels for ideas.
Sounds great, Evelyn! We'll be sharing lots of ideas over the coming weeks, including lots of cute medieval towns. 😊✨
I would skip Hamburg, go to Bremen instead. It’s much better.
@@benswindlehurst1857 Are you drunk? Bremen is one of the ugliest citys in Germany!!! Hamburg is not without a reason one of the top 10 of the most beautiful Citys in the World. (Ask Google id you dont believe).
@@hackihackmann erm no, I’m not having that. Bremen is absolutely stunning. Schnoorviertel alone is worth the visit. And yes, I probably was drunk.
Thanks for taking us along! Great trip. I love herring especially in cream sauce. OMG that train is so cool!
Thanks for watching, Rose! That reminds me, I later tried the herring with sour cream and potatoes - it was SO good! Still thinking about that dish and hoping I can recreate it at home.
Amazing video!! I'm glad you guys are back! ✨
I particularly love how you Sam seamlessly travel to so many great places! Recently I have to a different part of my own state and I'm a little nervous. I really admire your courage. I hope you guys get an offer for a travel show, best wishes.
What a nice shots my dear. It’s just superb.
Excellent background view with your super video!!!!
Thank you for watching!
Great video guys, I'm thinking of heading here during the winter and this has been a massive help! 👍
Extrañaba sus videos y me compensaron con dos videos al mismo tiempo, ahora voy al canal en español 😄 gracias Samuel y Audrey. Saludos desde Buenos Aires!
Jeje, gracias Marcelo! Espero que disfrutes los dos videos. Saludos!
Loving all these videos of Germany...thanks, you two!
Glad you're enjoying them, Marcia! We hope they help with planning your own trip. 😊
Great to see you guys on the road again, Sam looks like he has lost some weight,Audrey is a lovely as ever, Hamburg is a brilliant city. Keep touring guys never stop, you have given me so many places to visit including Croatia and Portugal. Love you videos, fun and informative.
the best city in Germany for me! :)
Ahh I've always wanted to visit, it looks amazing!
Hi Sam and Audrey, The city of Hamburg has always been favorite of ours to visit in the Deutschland. Thanks for bringing back good old memories. Seeing Sam crunch into that bread. The
bread in Hamburg, so good and high quality. Thank you for taking us along your journey. LOL Harriet and Jim Richmond, Va.
Great vid guys loved it! I did not see any of those things on my visit to Hamburg. Looking forward to the next vids. Love watching you both as you very good at it. Safe travels! Becks Brewery Sam!!
OMG Hamburg!! I love that city!! I can never get enough of it! 24 hours is waaaay too short but you seemed to have had a great time. Cheers!
Good to see you again. Glad you enjoyed hamburg 🇩🇪
It is good that you are traveling again. Today two videos. Thank you so much.
Thank you, Eva!
Awesome
I hope to visit Hamburg in the future
Heading to Hamburg in 3 weeks! I love your videos!
So cool!
Perfect timing!! I'll be in Hamburg tomorrow. :)
Que lindo chicos, como disfrutan! No sabía que Hamburgo es tan lindo! gracias por llevarnos! 😄😄 Saludos desde Entre Ríos-Argentina
Thanks for visiting our home town - but really also our favorite place in the world. Good job on the difficult German words and - again - your research. Your video contains some of our favorite things to do. The harbor ferry ceratinly is a pro trip
Awesome!!!
Great to see you in our hometown! What a pitty we didn't meet. We are big fans of you! 🤗
Enjoyed your video and seeing Hamburg. We visited Hamburg for first time January few years ago. As an ex German student I thought I knew Hamburg until I actually got there. I enjoyed your boat trip and the sights around the port. Any time we were in Germany curry wurst was always a must. Never tried those fish sandwiches you had. I am glad you made it to the Miniatur world. That was the highlight of my trip. I loved all the different scenes of the world and all the detail. I have no doubt you will see similar scenes as you journey to Bavaria. Germany is a fascinating country and so interesting to visit. The Germans do things so well but in their own way which for me can be a bit of a shock at times. The weather wasn’t looking so nice but then it’s the time of year and the north. Bavaria might be a bit different I suspect. Great to see your travels and your descriptions of everything.
I really enjoyed your video. Thanks.
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Nice, informative video. Thanks! (visited Hamburg in November 1986- really want to get back)
The prince of Hamburgo... I remember that film
Great Hamburg city!!! I like it so much. Your video was amazing!
Thank you, Marcela! I'm glad you enjoyed our tour of the city. 😊
Great video as always guys i enjoyed it very much.
Thank youuu, Bianca! Have a great weekend. 😊
❤️😘🇩🇪🌷thank you!!
Ehhhh!!!!, ahora en Alemania…genial!. Maravilloso verlos por partida doble hoy amigos queridos. Me encanta Alemania, es un viaje que tengo pendiente junto con Austria. Somos Plinio, Luisa y Plinio Jr. desde Talcahuano, Chile!
I’ve never been to
Europe , only Taiwan. I
Live vicariously through you two.
Thanks! Hope you can visiti Europe someday.
When the "Elbtunnel" was built in the early 1900s the engineers used compressed air and airlocks for the caissons to keep the water out. At earlier engineering works the reasons and consequences of the so-called "caisson disease" were either not known or ignored. Workmen need decompression time like a diver who has been under water before they can be exposed to normal atmospheric pressure. The engineers in Hamburg knew about all that and a number of precautions were taken. It may sound cynical but the Elbtunnel had a deathtoll of "only" five: two men died from accidents and three from caisson-disease.
Looks like an interesting city. TFS. Especially liked the chocolate making. My weakness too
The chocolates turned out really good! So much for a souvenir...we ate them a few days later! 😅
@@samuelandaudrey They wouldn’t make it home for souvenirs with me. 🤪
So great! Welcome to Europe guys 😍😍!
Next time you should visit the Alster Lake and park surrounding it. Very beautiful.
I open the video and kick the like button immediately as I know the video will be good!
Genios! Los extrañaba!!
Gracias! Estuvimos sin internet estas últimas semanas, pero ya estamos de regreso con los videos.
@@samuelandaudrey 💚💚💚💚❤❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰
Me encantó el paseo por Hamburgo, y uds como siempre encantadores, besos y abrazotes 😘🤗😘🤗🇦🇷🇻🇪🇲🇽
Muchas gracias, Nidia! Nos alegra que hayas disfrutado el video. Saludos!
Love it 🥰
Thanks for al información my wife she planing a trip to Germany next year keep safe to next video
I love Germany, hope you get to go to the Black Forest. I used to live there and it’s just so beautiful.
Thanks for watching, Liz! We didn't make it to the Black Forest on this visit, but we did spend a few days hiking in the German Alps at the very end of the trip. 😊
I've seen a few of your videos from Germany and I am impressed by your willingness to try the local foods. The cuisine is very regional but you certainlu like to try it out. Fischbrötchen - classic.
Wow long time I haven't see you guys in UA-cam Welcome Back! Saludos Desde Los Ángeles, California adiós! ✋
Hola Audrey, Samuel, que vistas más bonitas de la ciudad , me ha encantado todo lo que habeís visitado. Un abrazo desde Valencia (España) .😘😘
When we went to Hamburg we went to Miniature Wunderland and spent the day there. My boyfriend is a model train fanatic. It was wonderful. We ate there too. But the Chocolate museum cancelled the english speaking class for making the candy bars. We also hired a local Taxi driver who took us on a two hour tour all around the city. This was wonderful. I wasn't sure what to expect from Hamburg but it was awesome. We plan to go again soon! Love reliving parts through your video.
Great video. Will be heading to Hamburg in April :)
That's awesome! Wishing you a wonderful trip!!
One day after COVID I will go travel too. Thanks for sharing
I was in Hamburg in May 2020, and being an American, it reminded me of a more romantic Seattle, WA. The bread in Germany in general is from heaven, pretzels, beer. We went to the Elbphilharmonie, went to where they produced tea in Speicherstadt, and went through the Old Elbe Underwater Tunnel. We went to this insanely good hamburger place (good beer too), I forgot the name but I still have photos from it. I saw you guys did chocolate here, but if you have ever been to Cologne, go to the Schokoladenmuseum!
To more travels, cheers.
Thanks for sharing your experiences!
I have enjoyed this video, planning to go back to Hamburg in 2022, and hope to be able to visit and attend a performance at the Elb Philharmonie!
The best vídeo
Hola mi familia favorita !!! Como de siempre as hecho un excelente vídeo muy informativo osea un documental muy bueno para la gente que no puede soñar llegar por allí el vídeo es precioso , felicidades !!! Un saludo cordial desde España Valladolid !!! 💋💋💋💋
The ELBPHILARMONIE and dab dab burger. HAHAHAHA the best moments
Very interesting City
Hamburgo qué ciudad!. Gracias
Funny in that I was talking with my wife last night about a visit to Northern Germany next time we get a chance to visit there and especially Hamburg.
The Reeperbahn 😈 I had fun there
Wooo que rico se ve ese chocolate saludos chicos
Muchas gracias Gaf!
You definitely need to see the Alster and visit the streets around it!
Hola !! Es muy interesante todo lo q muestran en el video ! Hamburgo es una ciudad con mucha historia que fue reconstruida luego de la segunda guerra. Saludos desde Bs As
Gracias Adrian! Sí, es impresionante como han construido en Hamburgo - me fascinó la zona del puerto y como se siguen extendiendo. Fue una visita corta pero la disfrutamos. Saludos!
Ohhhh Audrey, those lace up boots! Be still my beating heart! Tan lines no longer exposed.
LOL, thanks. They're Merrell boots. I've had them a few years now so I don't know if the same model is still around.
I think you guys did some cool stuff in hamburg. Sam even got a hamburger 🍔 lol awesome video
Couldn't leave without that hamburger, haha! It was a good one - never had a pulled beef one before.
Uno siente que viaja con ustedes y come lo mismo q ustedes y me dije: ¿y la cervecita o el vinito? jajaja mal acostumbrado. Los sigo en ambos canales! muy buen video. Saludos!
The city is best known for its famous harbor area, the Port of Hamburg. In addition to being a major transportation hub, Hamburg has become one of Europe's most important cultural and commercial centers, as well as a major tourist destination. ... Many of the most interesting things to do in Hamburg are in this port area.
Great video send you all my love and hope you will send your love back great Day and stay safe and wild see you best greetings from Thailand.👍..🙏.
Industrial tourism is undervalued. It can be fascinating.
Agreed! Seeing the working port and the container loading was fascinating.
HAMBURG, what a good choice, it's a very interesting city, if you have time please visit the Schifferbörse restaurant and taste the Nordseekrabben. Very interesting the Elbtunnel build in 1911 under the Elbe river. Nice video and we look forward for the next one. Saludos desde Santiago, Chile.
So excited that you are back on the road. We tried Neni when we were in Vienna. It was delicious. They are family-owned and have a few locations but hardly a chain. So good. Love trying a hamburger in Hamburg, Sam. Did something similar with Black Forest Cake when were down in the Black Forest. If you are heading that way add that to your list.
But did the hamburger actually originate in Hamburg or is that a myth?
@@ptrs559 Yes, the Hamburger comes from Hamburg, but his name was not Hamburger in Hamburg. In the 19th centuries there were canteens for dock workers and seafarers in the Port of Hamburg. There you could buy a "Rundstück warm" (English: round piece warm) for little money. It was a bun with a flat meatball (in German: Frikadelle) in between and some spicy gravy. Emigrants or sailors brought the recipe with them to the USA. In an old American recipe book from the mid-19th century, a recipe for the Meat Ball called "Hamburger Steak" was found.
Thanks for showing Hamburg, I live here my whole life and you did a very good job at researching and showing how beautiful hamburg is❤🤟
Felicidades felicidades para uds
Sam's hair cut and facial trim look great 😁
Oh how I remember the tunnel from the film "The Odessa File 1974"
Hey Russ!
Hey guys, sorry that I didn't see any of your videos because I have no time sometimes. This is beautiful out there in Germany that I would experience out there for sure with food and culture. 😉
No worries. Thanks for watching when you can, Jade!
I love Hamburg Germany