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🦐 Get ready for seafood: We experienced fish overload in Hamburg, and I mean that in the best way possible. 📅 Before you visit, check the dates of this year’s DOM fair. 🏨 Find a hotel right outside the city center because the prices can be ludicrous in central Hamburg. Remember, I only recommend places that I really love, so you are in good hands! My top tips for visiting Hamburg: Just so you know, I get a small commission if you book through any of my affiliate links. I am not easily impressed, but I give Hotel Volksschule a 10/10. But most of all, the breakfast-amazing, the service-fantastic, and the rooms? Second to none! High ceilings mean lots of oxygen, and the rooms are completely silent and dark, meaning you get an incredible night of sleep. The location is good, just a 15-minute drive from the city center. Hotel Volksschule is in a former schoolhouse, and they took the theme and ran with it-even their Christmas tree was school-themed! But not in a childish way, it’s still a proper, modern 4-star hotel. I think this is a good time to mention the hotel we stayed at, because it was awesome! It’s like a fancy school sleepover… Pauli district (or not) My Hamburg hotel recommendation The main spots you’ll be hitting on this Hamburg 3-day itinerary are:ĭay 1: Wasserschloss viewpoint, Miniatur Wunderland, International Maritime Museum, Elbphilharmony, Rathaus, Chilehausĭay 2: Altona Fish Market, U-Boat Museum, Old Elbe Tunnel, Rickmer Rickmers, Hamburger Domĭay 3: Hamburg Kunsthalle, Plants and Flowers Park, Old Town stroll, Deichstraße, St. Here’s a summary of what you’ll be seeing during your 3 days in Hamburg: Hamburg itinerary map and summary All the places on this itinerary are in my Google Maps list which I am happy to share with you.

It’s known for its huge port, galleries and museums, nightlife, and the fact that it has more bridges than Amsterdam, Venice, and London put together: 2500! There’s your bonus fun fact of the day. Hamburg is Germany’s second-largest city after Berlin, with 1.8 million residents.

(You can even see the club the Beatle’s played at at the end of day 3.) If you didn’t know that, you’re welcome for your fun fact of the day, and here’s a Hamburg 3-day itinerary to show you a similarly good time. Speaking of wow, John Lennon once performed in Hamburg wearing a toilet seat. This maritime metropolis won’t wow you with its historic buildings, so you’ll need to tune in to its vibrant energy and cool attitude to really appreciate it.