We were 5 minutes late. The tour started without us, and they wouldn't let us join. They wouldn't…read morerefund the tickets. They don't answer their telephone.

What an amazing experience, it was made more interesting due to the language barrier for me…read more Friendly staff and the menu kept me guessing. Once the friendly guide knew I was Australian he made an extra effort to translate most things for me which I really appreciated. I booked online from Australia and the customer service was top notch. All my questions and queries were answered promptly. I went by myself and wouldn't recommend it unless you can speak German as unless you are lucky like I was tonight you will struggle knowing what's happening.

From the owner: Klein, kompakt, clever: Auf engem Raum durchleuchtet der OSAKA 9 das große Thema Nachhaltigkeit in…read moreder HafenCity. Der Pavillon liegt ein wenig versteckt, dafür umso schöner direkt an der Promenade des Magdeburger Hafens. Das Innere überrascht mit einer raumfüllenden Skulptur aus gebrauchten Europaletten. Darin eröffnen sich die einzelnen Nachhaltigkeits-Aspekte der HafenCity: Die Umnutzung eines früheren Hafen- und Industriegebiets, gemischt genutzte Quartiere, dichte Wegeverbindungen, umweltfreundliche Gebäude, effiziente Energieversorgung und vieles mehr. Ein Grundlagenseminar zu dem schwer greifbaren Schlagwort in Form einer Ausstellung: Wer hier war, kann mitreden! Und die neuen Erkenntnisse auf dem "Grünen Landgang" oder der Tour "Neue Horizonte" vertiefen.

Honestly, when S first told me about Miniatur Wunderland and how it was the largest model railway…read morecollection in the world - it wasn't a place that I felt super enthusiastic about visiting during our time in Germany. Another couple joined us for the Hamburg portion of our trip and they really wanted to go, so I agreed. I'm a believer now! This place is fun for all ages. As someone who prides myself in my skillset re: "attention to detail", this place has me beat and I'm totally impressed. Come early to beat the crowds. It does get pretty crowded in there. You definitely need at least 3-4 hours here, and can probably spend the entire day too if you want. They have lockers for your stuff, and a place to grab a bite to eat on-site. Reservations are a must! We were pretty late in booking our tickets so ended up spending an extra 10 euros to buy the "virtual reality" experience in order to get an any time entry ticket. The 10 min VR experience was pretty meh, so only choose this option as a last resort.

Wow! What an experience! I never anticipated this being something of interest, but hearing so many…read morepositive recommendations when I arrived in Hamburg made me interested. I looked online and it was sold out and the estimated wait time was 3-4hours. I rolled the dice and got lucky with a walk in and only waited 30min. This is was the highlight of my trip, the displays were detailed beyond expectation. Looking forward to going again in the future!

It's not that big, there is only one exposition at the time and the toilets were dirty…read more Personnel is friendly and there is a cosy corner for a coffee on the top floor with a great view. It very much depends on what's on view whether it's worthwhile or not to go. Accessibility is great. Also for wheelchairs.

Traveling to the Hamburger Kunsthalle to see Caspar David Friedrich's "Wanderer above the Sea of…read moreFog" is absolutely worth the trip. The painting feels even more powerful in person, with the misty landscape and solitary figure drawing you into a quiet, reflective mood. The museum itself is calm, well organized, and easy to navigate, which makes the visit pleasant even if you are not an art expert. Staff and gallery attendants are very helpful and approachable, happy to point you toward the Friedrich room or answer questions, so you feel welcomed and cared for throughout your visit.

Quite a stunning museum of the golden years and modern years. With everything you can imagine,…read moregrand buildings, grand entrance (quite a steps to walk up), grands staircase. Reasonable admission fee to get in and a must to put everything away. Several levels of arts displaced. A must visit when you're in Hamburg for sure. I got lost into the history through the art displaces, just fascinating and very intriguing. Everything is down in grand scale for sure.

I visited on a Sunday. You have 3 levels with different themes/periods and you start on the top…read morefloor. Got here around 1 pm and not very many visitors. I really liked the simple descriptions of the car/items that gave you some good/quick insights. They had a vintage Porsche drive simulator which was pretty cool. This was quite popular and would imagine a queue during busy days. Although small, they have a good selection of mint or near mint condition vintage cars and concepts. Really liked the 996 display showing 1/2 interior and 1/2 exterior. Although they do have VW and Audi concepts, the majority of the display is Porsche. There is a cafe with gift shop that has an good selection of books and model cars & some clothing. Only 10 Euros entry fee with a friendly and helpful staff. Plan on 1.5 to 2 hours. A must for any Porsche lover and enthusiast!

Do you like cars? Of course you like cars! You HAVE to see this place!…read more The gorgeous, show-room style exhibition place is fantastic and features cards from a multitude of decades, including video installations, toy/marketing products on show and a porsche simulator! Yes, you get to sit in a Porsche and drive it around the Nueremburgring. How fantastic is that! Definitely a must for every car lover and even those with just a mild interest, it's just so beautiful and well presented. Do not miss the second, temporary exhibit downstairs! It's in a separate space, so it's easy to miss. As it's a changing exhibit, I can't say what they'll be showing off when you get to go, but it's always intersting and really well done. So be sure to check it out.

We went here on a busy hot sunny day last week. We would have walked right past it, but my 8 year…read moreold daughter saw it and was capitivated. So we paid for a family ticket expecting to just walk up and down the deck, go to the loo then get off. How wrong! The ship is brimming with interesting things about itself, the original merchants who commissioned her, how the crew lived, lots of artefacts plus all the lower decks and cabins left how they would have been in days gone by. There is also a nice looking restaurant deep in the heart of the ship. We really enjoyed our 90 minutes on there and regard it as one of the highlights of my family's week in Hamburg

From the owner: Errichtet wurde die heutige Kulturlocation im Jahr 1911. In den 1920er Jahren war das Curiohaus ein…read morebeliebter Treffpunkt für Künstler und Intellektuelle. Nach Kriegsende beschlagnahmte die englische Besatzungsmacht den prächtigen Bau. Von 1950 bis 1977 nutzte die Universität ihn als Mensa. Danach wurde das Gebäude aufwändig restauriert und die Veranstaltungsräume strahlen seitdem im neuen Glanz. In der zweiten Etage befindet sich der prachtvolle Ballsaal mit seiner Galerie. Auch tagsüber kann dieser Veranstaltungsraum in kürzester Zeit verdunkelt werden. So kommt der riesige Kronleuchter erst richtig zur Geltung. Eine Galabestuhlung ist für bis zu 300, eine Tafelbestuhlung für bis zu 520 Gäste möglich. Ein wenig kleiner, aber nicht weniger schön, ist der Weiße Saal. Auch hier umsäumt eine Galerie den Raum. An festlichen Tafeln finden hier bis zu 140 Personen Platz.