Referred to as one of the most unique and beautiful cities in the world, Hamburg is Germany’s largest port and a city based on water. With its hedonistic red-light district known as the Reeperbahn, surrounding Elbe River and centered Lake Alster, Hamburg wins the prize when it comes to a city unlike any other. It is considered a commercial hub and thousands of visitors travel here every year to see the glorious canals, rivers and lakes that add to the character and beauty of the city. Hamburg is always conducting business, rain or shine, and is known to be the wealthiest city in all of Germany.

The residents are friendly, multicultural and they are proud to call Hamburg their home. Locals and tourists laze around on Hamburg’s many artificial beaches that cling to the riverside or cruise throughout the Alster Lakes for scenic views of the city. The buildings are charming and unique and designed to look like ocean liners.

Visit the third largest port in the world named Hamburg Harbor which is over 800 years old or walk along the narrow cobblestone streets and shop-till-you-drop in the Historic Warehouse District. Art lovers will be thrilled with a visit to the Hamburger Kunsthalle where they can see ancient works of art by Rembrandt, Edvard Munch and Caspar David Friedrich while architecture enthusiasts will enjoy exploring Hafencity, the largest building project of the European 21^st century. When in Germany, add Hamburg to your travel ‘to-do’ list and see one of the most beautiful blossoming cities in the world.