Hamburg, Germany

Near Planten un Blomen.

 

Hamburg is an attractive city with lots to offer visitors.

I arrived by train from Berlin at the large railway station where you can find a variety of places to eat.

Here's a brief clip as I was wandering about in search of food options.

I stayed at a small place not far from the station.

The manager was quite accommodating despite my very early arrival so, I was able to put my bags in my room and go out for a long walk past various buildings and artworks to a large lake and gardens.

Holy Trinity Church

Crucifixion at Holy Trinity Church
by Fritz Cremer

Kunst am Spadenteich art installation in Hamburg, Germany, created by artist Horst Hellinger

Klockmannhaus known as the "Biscuit Tin"

Here's a short of the man playing an organ.

Hansabrunnen

There are several parks and gardens including Planten un Blomen. I wandered in this area for quite sometime--including a stop for lunch.

On the next day, I headed over to Miniatur Wunderland, where I took so many photos of the world's larges model railway system that I made a separate post.


The attraction is near the waterway and the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa Bridge.

Emperor Frederick Barbarossa 1155-1190 ("Redbeard"). The sculptor: Jörg Plickat 2006.

The city was chartered in 1189.

On the third day, I headed back to the station for a long journey to Munich.

Nearby
Miniatur Wonderland

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