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Explore the beautiful city of Hamburg and its surroundings
Apartment • Hamburg Germany
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Listed September 2024
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General overview
This is a local and quiet neighborhood with many families and professionals. The center of Hamburg is 10 minutes away by metro/bus.
There are many cafés and restaurants and lots of supermarkets.
The space
Large (80sqm / 860 sq feet), modern, bright and comfortable two-bedroom, one-bath apartment on the 2nd floor (via stairway, no elevator) in the quiet part of the Eimsbüttel quarter of Hamburg, close to the city center and main train station.
Wooden and ceramic floors and lots of light (corner appartment).
Wireless high-speed internet is available throughout the apartment.
One bedroom has a 180cm box spring bed and black-out curtain. The other bedroom has a 140cm box spring bed and a balcony attached.
Bathroom with shower/tub and clothes washer/dryer.
In total the apartment can comfortably sleep 4 people.
The kitchen is fully equipped with all fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven, coffeemaker, and ample kitchenware if you like to cook.
Guest access
The appartment is on the second floor, there is no elevator
Features
Washer
Dishwasher
Clothes dryer
Oven
Coffee machine
Fridge
Iron
Hair dryer
Heating
WiFi
High Speed Internet
Bathtub
First aid kit
Smoke alarms
Bed sheets
Towels
Workspace
Balcony
Meat-free kitchen
Travel Styles
Long term
Weekend
Family
Romantic
Sport and leisure
Foodie
Relaxing
Eco
City
Beach
Water
Culture
Cycling
Good public transport
Golf
House rules
Suitable for infants under 2
Suitable for children ages 2-12
Pets not allowed
No smoking
Allergens
Cat free
Carpet free
Smoke free
Fragrance free
Low allergen
Dates of Availability
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Neighbourhood
Eimsbüttel is one of Hamburg's most popular districts and is characterized by its lively mix of urban life, green oases and charming old buildings. The district is located west of the city center and is known for its relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere as well as the numerous cafés, restaurants and small stores that enliven the neighborhood.
What to do in Eimsbüttel:
Kaifu-Bad: Hamburg's oldest indoor and outdoor pool is a popular meeting place for sports enthusiasts and those seeking relaxation. It offers swimming pools, saunas and an outdoor area.
Parks and green spaces: Eimsbüttel offers many quiet, green places, such as Schanzenpark or the pond in Eimsbütteler Park, which are ideal for walks, picnics or jogging laps. The Isebek Canal with its riverside paths is another relaxing place for a stroll.
Weekly markets: The Isemarkt, one of the longest weekly markets in Europe, offers a huge selection of fresh food, flowers and handicrafts and is a must for market lovers.
Culinary diversity: Eimsbüttel is home to numerous cafés and restaurants offering everything from international cuisine to hip vegan options. You will find many cozy eateries around Eppendorfer Weg and Osterstraße in particular.
Culture and events: Eimsbüttel also offers cultural highlights, including small theaters and creative events in local galleries or cultural centers.
Getting to my home
There are several metro and bus stops close by (5 minutes) which takes you to the city center, the main train station and the airport.
Nearest airport
Hamburg Airport
20 minutes by car
40 minutes by train
Getting around
You dont need a car in Hamburg to get around, everything can be done and see by bus, metro or foot.
Hamburg is often described as the most beautiful city in the world, and for good reason.
The city combines maritime flair, historic architecture and modern city life in a unique way. The port of Hamburg, one of the largest in the world, is the heart of the city and gives it a dynamic, cosmopolitan atmosphere. The Elbe and the many canals that meander through the city characterize the cityscape and give Hamburg an incomparable charm.
The Speicherstadt, the largest warehouse complex in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the modern Elbphilharmonie concert hall represent the perfect blend of tradition and innovation. The numerous green spaces and parks, such as Planten un Blomen or the Stadtpark, offer relaxation amidst the urban backdrop.
The Hanseatic architecture, the magnificent merchants' houses and the lively districts such as St. Pauli or the Schanzenviertel give the city character and diversity. Hamburg is also a city of culture, with countless theaters, museums and music events.
Here are the 10 best things to do in Hamburg:
• Hamburg harbor and jetties: The second largest port in Europe is the heart of the city. A harbor tour offers an impressive view of the ships and the hustle and bustle of the port.
• Elbphilharmonie: This modern landmark not only offers fantastic concerts, but also a free viewing platform with a breathtaking view of the harbor and the city.
• Speicherstadt: The UNESCO World Heritage Site with its red-brick buildings and narrow canals is an absolute must-see. It is also home to Miniatur Wunderland, the largest model railroad in the world.
• Alster: The Inner and Outer Alster are perfect for walks, boat trips or a relaxing time by the water.
• St. Pauli and Reeperbahn: The legendary entertainment district offers numerous clubs, bars and entertainment options. A visit to the fish market in the early morning is also a must.
• Planten un Blomen: A beautiful park in the middle of the city, which is particularly famous for its impressive water features and tropical plants.
• City Hall: The magnificent City Hall in the heart of the city is a masterpiece of architecture and symbolizes Hamburg's proud history as a Hanseatic city.
• HafenCity: A modern district with impressive architecture, stores and restaurants - a fine example of the combination of tradition and innovation.
• Elbe Tunnel: A walk through the old Elbe tunnel offers a unique opportunity to cross under the Elbe and experience Hamburg from a new perspective.
• Michel (St. Michael's Church): Hamburg's Michel offers a breathtaking view of the city from its tower and is a landmark of the city.
There are many interesting places and cities around Hamburg that are perfect for day trips or short breaks. Here are some of the best destinations in the area:
Lüneburg: only about 30 minutes south of Hamburg lies the beautiful Hanseatic city of Lüneburg. The charming old town with its brick buildings and rich history is particularly worth seeing. The Lüneburg Heath in the surrounding area also offers wonderful nature for hiking and cycling.
Lübeck: One of the most beautiful medival Hanseatic cities (more than 1,000 years old), about an hour from Hamburg. Lübeck is famous for the Holsten Gate, its old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the delicious marzipan. The city also offers historic alleyways, churches and the famous Buddenbrookhaus.
Schwerin: This idyllic city, around an hour east of Hamburg, impresses with its fairytale castle, which is located on an island in Lake Schwerin. Schwerin also offers beautiful parks and a picturesque old town.
Travemünde: The charming seaside resort on the Baltic Sea, close to Lübeck, invites you to relax. The long sandy beach and beach promenade offer a perfect break by the sea.
Altes Land: The largest contiguous fruit-growing area in northern Europe southwest of Hamburg is a wonderful destination, especially in spring when the apples are in bloom. Here you can discover idyllic villages, dykes and orchards.
Cuxhaven: A little further away (approx. 2 hours) is the coastal town of Cuxhaven. It is well worth a visit for the North Sea beaches, mudflat walks in the UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea and the fishing port.
Helgoland: Germany's only high seas island can be reached by ferry or plane. The striking red rocks and wildlife, including seals and grey seals, make Heligoland unique.
Bremen: Around 1.5 hours away, Bremen is a historic Hanseatic city with sights such as the Bremen Roland, the town hall (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the famous Bremen Town Musicians.
Wismar: Another Hanseatic city, around 90 minutes from Hamburg. The old town of Wismar with its Gothic brick churches is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a gem of northern German history and architecture.
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