A handy station for downtown Harburg and a short walk from its bars and restaurants. S3 line.read more

This is the right place to start a tour thru the "HafenCity" from Hamburg. The station is a little…read morebit covered under the "Hochbahn"-viaduct.

A smallish station under the bridge at Rödingsmarkt U3, which is currently closed for work. This…read moreone will likely be full if you are late in the morning, so get in early...!

Our second underground station in Hamburg, we took the U2 here because I'm lazy and didn't want to…read moreget in a taxi. What's particularly interesting about Jungfernstieg is that it's almost entirely underwater but you'd never know that from the platforms, which are on THREE levels. Servicing the S1, S2 and S3 lines (between Stadthausbrücke and Hauptbahnhof) and the U1, U2 and U3 lines (between varying stations), the station is completely handicap accessible which was useful for us as we were pulling entirely too much luggage. Reasonable signage for connections and the way to the exit, though working out which exit we actually wanted was a bit more challenging. There are over 20 different entrances and exits! The station has four island platforms and there is a staffed service ecnter here plus the usual self-service ticketing kiosks. [Review 12051 overall, 1834 of 2019.]

Nothing really special about this station in Eppendorf. It…read moreis an exchange point between U1 and U3, from here you can reach the city center, the main train station and you can easily change to a S-Bahn station for reaching the airport. It is really near a small nice park (Kellinghusen park) and sometimes you can find musicians playing nearby.

A pretty boring station in a nice part of Hamburg. I seem to be here a lot as we change trains to…read morego somewhere else.

I love getting off at Baumwall station in the mornings! The views on the short hop from…read moreLandungsbrucken to here are really breathtaking as the elevated railway snakes along the shore of the Elbe. Lately the sun has been shining and the docks and various river traffic look particularly good. You always tend to see something different everyday - a floating crane making its way upriver, or some such. Even in the rain, it's still good. Very... naval, like the opening seen in 'Hunt for Red October', or something. This is what Hamburg is all about.