A charming medieval town in northern Germany, famous for its “white gold” salt history. •Town Hall: a symbol of the salt city’s former prosperity; see the legendary boar leg bone linked to the discovery of salt springs. •German Salt Museum: on the site of a historic saltworks. Learn about 1,000+ years of salt production and the Hanseatic “white gold” trade. •Lüne Abbey: a former Benedictine convent known for well-preserved medieval architecture, a tranquil atmosphere and fine textile art.

The “Gateway to the World”, renowned for its great port, canals, bridges and lively nightlife. •Miniatur Wunderland: the world’s largest model railway exhibition with amazingly detailed scenes (Hamburg harbour, Austria, USA and more). •Elbphilharmonie: an architectural icon with a wave-like glass façade; enjoy harbour views from the plaza. •Speicherstadt: the largest historic warehouse district of brick buildings on oak piles, crisscrossed by canals. •Hamburg City Hall: a grand Neo-Renaissance building—seat of the city’s parliament and senate. •St. Pauli Piers: Hamburg’s largest landing stages—great for harbour scenery and optional boat cruises. •Reeperbahn: the city’s famous entertainment district and an early stage for The Beatles.