Limousine Rental in Hamburg

Hamburg Airport is an international airport which bears the name of Helmut Schmidt. It is the fifth busiest airport of the country among commercial air terminals. The passenger traffic of the airport amounts to almost 18 million people. It was named in honour of one of the chancellors of Germany. The airport was opened in 1911 and is one of the oldest airfields, which still operate today. The air terminal comprises two passenger terminals, connected by the Airport Plaza and the baggage claim area that extends through the lower levels of all three buildings.

Hamburg Airport is connected to the city of Hamburg by the S-Bahn S1 commuter train line. The suburban railway train station is located in the Airport Plaza. Public buses go not only to nearby areas, but also to neighbouring cities (numbers 606, 292, 274, and 39). Besides, there are official taxi services at the airport. Read all...

The most visited cultural institution of the city is the Museum of Hamburg History. It also occupies a spectacular historical building, the roof of which is adorned with a small clock tower. This museum has a very multifaceted collection of exhibits, reflecting a variety of historical events and cultural traditions. Luxurious national costumes, ancient musical instruments, models of old ships and historical documents are just a few of the exhibits that can be seen within the walls of this museum.
Those who like to visit unusual museums should look into the cultural center with the original name The Hamburg Dungeon. This horror museum tells visitors about the most frightening and tragic events that the city had to endure. Terrible epidemics and natural disasters, wars and destructive fires are an integral part of the history of Hamburg. In this museum, visitors can enjoy spectacular theatrical performances and an appalling atmosphere that does not leave anyone indifferent.

In the port area is a very unusual architectural complex, which is called the Amber city. Here, travelers can see the remaining warehouses. Much of it was built in the 19th century. The industrial buildings of red brick are incredibly beautiful.
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