-Consists of Trampolines and inflatable Structured

-It‘s also known as a Bounce house

- Used for entertainment, especially at events or parties

-The first Jumphouse opened in December 2014

-There are more than 10 different acts in the jumphouse

-There are 2 jumphouses in Hamburg

• Seperated into outer Alster (164 Hektar) and inner Alster (18 Hektar)

• Surrounded by the Alsterpark (37km)

• Founded in 1988

• A tour takes about 60 minutes

• Over 1,000 people visit each month

• Located in Hamburg as a cultural institution

• It’s a Art Gallery

• Established in 1869

• Located in Hamburg as a major cultural institution

• Attracted 400,000 visitors by early December

• Displays over eight centuries of art history across 13,000 square meters

• Located in the center of Hamburg

• Covers 45 hectares of beautiful nature

• Features 7 different themed gardens

• Open since the 18th century

• It is Park

2)From “Hamburg Hauptbahnhof“ till the U3 Station “Rödingsmarkt“.

3) Go around 10minutes till you are in Kehrwieder/Warehouse District.

4)From there you already can see the “ Miniature Wunderland“ sign

marvelous

historical

ancient

touristic

quiet

interesting

spacious

Spacious

Nature rich

• At the Alster

• 8:00- 2:00 AM

• Breakfast mornings

  Adjektives: Attractive

  How to get there:

  U1 Berliner Tor- Jungfernstieg

Blockbräu Landungsbrücken

• Brewery

• Seafood

• Terrace

Adjectives: Touristic, lively, Traditional

-Unique/Remarkable

-Creative 🎨

-Exciting

-Interesting

School classes

Couples

Animal lovers

-Lively

-Popular

•peaceful

•romantic

->Start at Hamburg Hbf

->walk 120m

->reach Kirchenallee

->enter bus 18 toward Am Stühm Süd

->drive one station

->reach Gurlittstraße

->walk 360m

->arrive at the Alster

-Kids

-Teens

-Best Agers

•nature enthusiasts

•tourists

-art lovers

-scholars

-tourists

-locals

-Global art community

-Has 1.666 railways

-The longest railway goes around 14.1Km

-The exhibition is around 1.499 square meter big

breathtaking

historical

crowded

2. Tells over 600 years of Hamburg's history

3. Interactive and entertaining experience with 11 Liveshows

• People who like to go for a walk

  
  

-Families

-Recreational Groups

-Youth Groups

-educational

-historic

- only 350 meters away

-School classes

-Minature fans/ railyway fans

-Tourists

•people that live in Hamburg

•shoppers

•walkers

Rapid Transit Services S1&S2

-history enthusiasts

-people who enjoy interactive experiences

-Walk for 2 minutes

-take the bus number 2 to "Steintorwall"

-get of in "Am Sandtorkai"

-walk for another 2 minutes

-have fun!

•interesting

•huge

•tourists

•culturally interested

• construction period 1886- 1897

• number of rooms 647

• tower height 112 meters

• length of the grand hall 38 meters

• Length: Approximately 930 meters long

• History: Established in the 17th century as a rope-making area (“Reeper” means rope-maker)

• Nightlife: Home to over 300 clubs, bars, and restaurants

• Famous Landmark: The Beatles began their career here in the 1960s

• Tourism: Attracts around 25 million visitors annually

• historic

• elegant

Historic

Vibrant

1. First mentioned in 1301, originally a fishing village

2. Over 5,000 steps in the famous Stair Quarter

3. Became part of Hamburg in 1938

4. Lies about 14 km from Hamburg’s city center

• architecture lovers

• students ( class groups )

• local residents

Age: 18–40 years (primarily young adults)

Interests: Nightlife, music, culture, entertainment

Origin: International and national tourists

Purpose of visit: Partying, concerts, cultural experiences, sightseeing

Beautiful

Special

Photographers

Tourists

• Bus 48/286 or walk

-157 Hectare/ 70 km^2

-Has over 100 Bridges

-Founded 1189

-Beautiful view

-One of a kind

1. It features sand dunes which are up to 25 meters.

2. The Area is 1.5 square kilometers and is full of different plant species.

3. There are over 250 plant species.

4. The highest point in the Boberger Dünen rises up to about 40 meters.

•history enthusiasts

-Runner/Jogger/Walker

- Tourist

• Take Bus 6 or 111, exit at Am Sandtorkai.

• Tourists – Visitors exploring Hamburg who want to experience the city’s maritime roots.

• Students and School Groups – Educational tours and resources make it ideal for learning outside the classroom.

• Historians and Researchers – Due to its vast collection and historical archives.

• U4 Line: Take the U4 from “Hauptbahnhof Nord” to “Überseequartier”. From there, it’s a 5-minute walk (approximately 450 meters) to the museum.

• U1 Line: Alternatively, take the U1 from “Hauptbahnhof Süd” to “Meßberg”. The museum is an 800-meter walk from this station.