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There are numerous renowned orchestras in the city, and concerts in Hamburg take place daily. All classical music lovers should head to the Laeiszhalle for a unique experience from the city’s top performers. This venue is also the main concert venue of the Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra. Expect quality sound all around, plus top stage scenery and sets. Visiting this venue for a night of classical music is be a great way to spend the evening. Book tickets online.
In Hamburg you will find an influence of many cultures and ideas. At Haus III & 70, visitors will find three separate venue spaces, each measuring 70 square meters (hence the unique name). The first hall is for concerts in Hamburg and fills up regularly; the Outbuilding has games like soccer, and it is a great space to meet friends for a chat. The third hall hosts regular dance and theatre performances with a varied programme. In each of the three venues, you will find something different, but all are enjoyable. With its small indoor kiosk with snacks to sample, it’s a top place to see.
This multi-purpose arena is also used for concerts in Hamburg. Since its opening in 2002, it comfortably seats up to 16,000 people. Find it by heading to Altona Volkspark, beside the well-known football stadium Volksparkstadion. Although The Barclaycard Arena is usually used for sports shows, there is an impressive list of international celebrities who have performed here. This includes performers such as Sting, the eccentric Lady Gaga, and pop star Katy Perry.
Also known as Europe’s green capital, you can come to this park to see why Hamburg has that nickname. The park has a number of playgrounds and a summer skating arena, which turns into an ice-skating arena from November until March 15. You can also watch something special if you visit in the summer months between May and August: the half-hour long Water Light Concert and Fountain Show is a spectacle of light, water and music which captivates visitors on long summer evenings.
At the annual Schlager Move festival parade, each July visitors can dance through the streets of St. Pauli to cheesy 1970s German pop music (aka 'Schlager'). A thoroughly German cultural experience complete with costumes and retro dance moves, the Move parade is a unique way to see the city and its inhabitants at their wildest.
If you come in December, be sure to enjoy Hamburg’s world famous Christmas markets, where you can purchase all kinds of German trinkets, sample good food in the stalls and drink hot mulled wine. But don’t forget that this is also one of the best times to catch a Christmas musical or a Christmas concert in Hamburg. Much of Germany is very traditional about the holiday celebrations, and will play traditional classical music during the Christmas festivities.
Whatever time of the year you choose to visit Hamburg in Germany, you will find music for every taste and season. Enjoy the live music venues and open air spaces, the parks and lakes—even the street performances. An holiday in Hamburg is unique and the sound of music will fill your ears wherever you go, giving you a wonderful time to remember.
Guest Relation Manager of NH Collection Hamburg City
In Hamburg we say “Moin”! My name is Ricardo Carvalho and I'm a “Hamburg Jung” (Hamburg boy) with Portuguese roots. I was born here, and I live in and love Hamburg.
In order to share my enthusiasm for the city, I started training as a hotel specialist at the NH Hamburg Altona in 2007, and moved to the NH Collection Hamburg City in 2015.
With the philosophy of the NH Collection brand as well as the special service Guest Relations offers I have found my perfect job! I am always happy to show my guests the most beautiful city in the world and enjoy making their visit to Hamburg as memorable as possible.
The NH Collection Hamburg City hotel, completely refurbished in 2016, is located directly in the Heiligengeistfeld, opposite the Hamburger Dom and 300m from the stadium of the famous football club St. Pauli’s Millerntor. It's only a 500m walk from the Messehallen convention center.
The 4 star NH Hamburg Mitte hotel, formerly known as NH Hamburg Norge, has been completely renovated in Winter 2017. Located in the Eimsbüttel district, Hamburg's famous sights and shops are nearby and the Congress and exhibition center can be reached quickly by train or just a 15 minute walk. For music fans it's an ideal starting point, with the Jungfernstieg or the Mönckebergstrasse inviting you to linger that little bit longer. Close to hip Schanzenviertel, trendy bars, cafés, restaurants and shops are also just a stone's throw away. Combine this with the service and experience of the NH Hamburg Mitte, and you're assured a unique stay!
The NH Hamburg Altona hotel is in the Altona district of the city. There are plenty of bars and restaurants nearby, and the city center is an easy drive away.
The NH Hamburg Horner Rennbahn hotel, formerly know as NH Hamburg Horn, is right next to the Derby Racecourse, with sweeping views across the horse-racing track. For city-center sights like St Michel Church and Speicherstadt – the stunning warehouse district – it’s an easy trip by public transport.
The city of Hamburg is a popular European tourist destination. A major transportation hub, the city has many attractions for visitors both in and around the city.
Hamburg is a city that will delight visitors with a keen interest in history and culture. This German city is home to many museums and cultural institutions including the Kunsthalle and the Ernst Barlach House.
From the modern development of HafenCity to the XIX Century Speicherstadt, Hamburg is a city whose history and present is largely defined by its geographic location on the river Elbe and its status as an major European port.
With the greatest number of shopping malls in the country, shopping in Hamburg is a special experience. Hamburg is, in particular, a mecca for affluent shoppers, with a plethora of luxury and designer flagship stores inhabiting its pleasant retail districts and shopping centers.
Hamburg, one of the most historic cities in Germany, is home to the second largest seaport in Europe. Hamburg is an established 'base port' from where travellers start and finish their nautical adventures.
With 9 million annual visitors, the Hamburg Dom is the biggest, liveliest festival in northern Germany. The fair takes place in three segments, from the third week of March to the third week of April, the end of July to the end of August, and the beginning of November to the beginning of December.
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