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Dinner in the Dark in Hamburg is a unique Multi course meal eaten in complete darkness.

Unique dining experience in complete darkness

Guests eat without seeing the food or surroundings

Focus on senses like taste, smell, touch, and hearing

Guided by blind or visually impaired staff

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Short description of the sight of Blankenese

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Short description of the sight of Blankenese

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1. Blankenese is located directly on the Elbe River and is known for its beaches, steep stairways, and views of large container ships.

2. It is considered one of Hamburg’s wealthiest and most upscale neighborhoods.

3. The Treppenviertel (staircase district) has more than 5,000 steps and feels a bit like a Mediterranean hillside village.

4. Blankenese was originally a fishing village and is now part of the Altona borough of Hamburg.

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Short description of the sight (use bullet points!)

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Closest Train Station (and underground line)

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Closest Train Station (and underground line)

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Famillies

Best Ager

Retired people

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chill

cozy

fanzy

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The bunker was built during World War II between 1942 and 1943 as part of Hamburg’s air-raid defense system. Today, it no longer serves a military purpose but is open to tourists. The site has been transformed into a cultural landmark, hosting exhibitions, events, and public activities.

Built in 1942–1943

Construction took about 1 year

Could shelter up to 25,000 people

Made of reinforced concrete

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1. historic

2. vintage

3. unique

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One of the oldest planetariums in the world — opened on 30 April 1930 in a former water tower.

Located in Hamburg’s Stadtpark inside a historic Art-Deco building originally constructed between 1912 and 1915.

The star dome has a diameter of about 20.6 m and seats

around 253 people.

Attracts 300,000 + visitors per year with shows, concerts, lectures and film experiences.

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Berliner Tor → Landungsbrücken → Fähre 62 → Teufelsbrück → Bus → Blankenese

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Target group for the parties: Young adults, nightlife enthusiasts, tourists, and locals looking for cultural or music events (roughly 18–35 years old)

Target group for the viewpoint/Open terrace: Tourists, families, photographers, and anyone interested in panoramic city views and history, generally all ages

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Feldstraße

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Fascinating

Educational

Immersive

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famous street located in the city centre

Original build as a dam for corn mill

lenght: approx. 600m

first paved street in Germany in 1838

first street with electric lightning

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luxurious, beautiful, urban

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Jungfernstieg(underground) U1,U2,U4 S-Bahn: S1,S3

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From young to old,especially teenargers or adults

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The Speicherstadt is the largest warehouse complex in the world.

It was built between 1883 and 1927.

The buildings are made of red brick and stand on oak piles.

It is located in the port of Hamburg, near the city center.

Since 2015, the Speicherstadt has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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historic

impressive

atmospheric

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Baumwall U3

Überseequartier U4

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Wilhelmsburg is a large district of Hamburg, located south of the city center between the branches of the Elbe River.

1871 - Wilhelmsburg becomes part of the German Empire

1927 - Wilhelmsburg is incorporated into the city of Hamburg

2006-2013 - IBA Hamburg (International Building Exhibition) drives large-scale urban redevelopment

2013 - Wilhelmsburg hosts the International Garden Show (IGS), boosting green infrastructure

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Wilhelmsburg train Station

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Families & leisure visitors

Nature lovers & cyclists

Cultural tourists & creatives

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Multicultural

Green

Industrial

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The Inner Alster

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The Outer Alster

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The Alster is a large lake area in the center of Hamburg, created in the 13th century after the construction of dams (around 1235).

It is divided into the Inner Alster (Binnenalster) and Outer Alster (Außenalster) since the 17th century (around 1620).

Popular for walking, jogging, sailing, and relaxing, especially since the 18th and 19th centuries, when the area became an important recreational space.

Surrounded by parks, cafés, and historic buildings, many of which were built in the 19th century.

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Beautiful

Peaceful

Lively

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Tourists

Local people

Families

Sports lovers

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Jungfernstieg

U-Bahn lines: U1, U2

S-Bahn lines: S1, S2, S3

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Inner Alster

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Outer Alster

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Jump House and Sprung.Raum are both large indoor trampoline parks that combine sport, fun and physical activity. They are especially popular with young people, families, and tourists, and they play an important role in Hamburg’s leisure and tourism industry.

• Jump House was founded in 2014 in Hamburg by Christoph Ahmadi & Till Walz

• Sprung.Raum was founded in 2016 in Berlin by Nadira Stahl-Essberger

• Jump House has 29 Locations and Sprung.Raum has 4 Locations

• The Jump House Location in Hamburg, Stellingen was the First Trampoline Park in Germany

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• exciting

• active

• popular

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• Families

• Teenagers

• Tourists

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•The Atlantic Bar is in the famous Hotel Atlantic.

•It opened with the hotel in 1909 and is known for classic cocktails.

•The bar has an elegant and stylish atmosphere.

•Very famous and historic place

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•elegant

•classic

•stylish

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• Hamburg Hauptbahnhof

•U1 / U2 / U3

• about 10 minutes walking

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Eidelstedt:

• S3

• S5

Stellingen:

• S3

• S5

• U2 (soon to be U5)

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•Tourists

•Adults

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School classes & students

Science and astronomy enthusiasts

Tourists and visitors

Culture & music lovers (shows and concerts)

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Borgweg (U-Bahn station) U3

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The Balkan Restaurant offers traditional Balkan food like grilled meat and ćevape.

It is known for warm hospitality.

•opened in 1996

•Family Restaurant

•adress: Hüllenkoppel 56 22149 Hamburg

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•friendly

• warm

• traditional

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•Farmsen

• U1

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• families

• couples

• people who like Balkan food

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The Reeperbahn is a famous street in St. Pauli, Hamburg.

It is about 930 meters long.

In the 17th century, ropes for ships were made there, which is how the street got its name.

The Star-Club opened in 1946 and became very important for music history.

The Beatles performed in the area between 1960 and 1962.

The Reeperbahn is located in the Hamburg-Mitte district.

It is often called “the most sinful mile in the world.”

Many famous theaters, clubs, and music venues are located there.

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• Entertaining

• Lively

• Famous

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Closest Train Station ( and underground line)

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Closest Train Station ( and underground line)

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Closest train station: Reeperbahn (S-Bahn)

Lines: S1 and S3

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Indoor attraction in the Speicherstadt

Opened in 2000

Shows cover about 600 years of Hamburg history

Tour duration: around 90 minutes

Recommended age: 10+

Live actors, special effects, and rides

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Exciting

Scary

Interactive

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Baumwall (U3)

Überseequartier (U4)

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Tourists – want to experience Hamburg’s history in a fun way

Teenagers – like scary and interactive attractions

Young adults – enjoy entertainment and thrill

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das beste kommt zum schluss🕺🏻 @LJ #jumphouse #trampolinepark #foryou

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•The Miniatur Wunderland is the largest model railway in the world.

• It opened in 2001.

• The exhibition is 1,694 square metres big.

• There are more than 1,200 trains and about 12,000 wagons.

• You can see many countries, cities, cars, people and buildings.

• Everything moves automatically with computers.

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• impressive

• detailed

• exciting

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Connection to the Main Station (Hamburg Hauptbahnhof)

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Connection to the Main Station (Hamburg Hauptbahnhof)

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Baumwall (Elbphilharmonie) U3

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Typical target groups

• tourists

• families with children

• school classes

• adults who like technology

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• The Hamburg Town Hall is the main government building of Hamburg.

• It was built between 1886 and 1897.

• The building has about 647 rooms.

• The tower is 112 meters high.

• It is made of sandstone.

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• historic

• impressive

• important

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Take bus 5 towards Niendorfer Straße, then get off at Rathaus

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• tourists

• school classes

• people interested in history

• visitors to the city center

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– Dark

– Interactive

– Memorable

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Couples

Tourists

People interested in new experiences

Friends

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Meßberg

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Height: Many TV towers are over 300 meters tall, making them some of the tallest structures in a city.

Purpose: Built mainly to broadcast television and radio signals over long distances.

Coverage: Can transmit signals to areas up to 100 km away, depending on height and location.

History: The first TV towers were built in the 1950s, when television became popular.

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Tall

Modern

Impressive

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U2 Messehallen

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Tourists who visit the tower for sightseeing, observation decks, and city views

Families looking for educational and entertaining attractions

Students and school groups interested in architecture, technology, or broadcasting

Architecture and engineering enthusiasts curious about tall structures

Local residents who use the tower area for leisure, restaurants, or events

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•The name Schanze comes from “Sternschanze”, a star-shaped fortress built in 1682 as part of Hamburg’s defensive system.

•The fort protected the city’s northwestern approach and remained a military zone for over a century.

•The Schanze became a working-class and lower-income area, with overcrowded housing.

•During World War II, parts of the district were damaged by air raids.

•Low rents attracted students, artists, squatters, and countercultural movements.

•The nearby Rote Flora, occupied in 1989, became a major symbol of left-wing and autonomous activism.

•The district developed a reputation for political protests, especially May Day demonstrations.

•The Schanzenviertel became fashionable, known for cafés, bars, clubs, and independent shops.

Today the Schanzenviertel is one of Hamburg’s most recognizable neighborhoods it is culturally vibrant, politically charged, and socially contested.

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•The Schanzenviertel (often called “Die Schanze”) is one of Hamburg’s most vibrant and alternative neighborhoods.

•It is located in the Altona and Eimsbüttel districts and covers roughly 1 km²(0,6 km²)

•The area is home to cafés, bars, and clubs, making it a nightlife hotspot.

•Around 7,000–8,000 residents live in the neighborhood.

•Known for street art, independent shops, and the nearby Schanzenpark.

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•Lively

•Colorful

•Creative

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Closest Train Station (and underground line)

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U3-> HBF Süd-Schlump

S5->Elbgaustraße