An extension of Speicherstadt towards the south, this new district (sustainable development model for towns located next to water) is the largest urban development project in Europe. In 20 years, 155ha will gradually be added to Hamburg's city centre..

This Gothic 14 -15 C church holds many treasures, including the retable of St Luke and the corporation of fishermen, the triptych of the cooperage guild (main altar), the marble and alabaster pulpit and the famous 1693 organ.

Housed in the oldest warehouse in Hamburg (1879), the Internationales Maritimes Museum explores the close relationship between mankind and the sea through the ages and in different civilisations. On ten "decks", the exhibits include interac..

These shop buildings (late 19C) stand in the business and printing district of the city. They are a colossal mass of dark bricks, and see in particular the House of Chile ( Chilehaus ) that stretches into the sky, the Sprinkenhof , a city within a c..

At the start of the 20C, Albert Ballin, the director of the HAPAG shipping company, had a whole complex built for European emigrants heading to the US. The museum is housed on this site, in three replica buildings. It recounts the moving story of the..

This house was designed to receive the personal collection of the cigarette makerHermann F Reemtsma. It houses many sculptures, wood engravings and drawings by Ernst Barlach, born in Wedel on the outskirts of Hamburg .

In an English-style park where exotic essences grow, this neo-classical house (1831-1834) has some beautifully furnished rooms that give an overview of bourgeois interiors at the end of the Renaissance period until the appearance of Art Nouveau.