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Downtown
Next day
of the morning, we eat breakfast. From Jungfernstieg of city center, in
Jungfernstieg as
boundaries, the direction of the west, our hiking Hamburg city began.
boundaries, the direction of the west, our hiking Hamburg city began.
Jungfernstieg
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Jungfernstieg, its location in the
Alster and Elbe Interchange on. This type of dam sluice, which is to regulate
the water level Alster Water Control Project. Jungfernstieg surrounding, it
used to be a walk in the neighborhood. Today has become a leisure and shopping
promenade.
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Jungfernstieg cofferdam at the
center, stands a square stone column. We cannot see the text on the monument,
only lightly draw lines like a girl, which is perhaps the
"Jungfernstieg" Come by.
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It is said that many people believe
that young girls will find that their loved one in here.
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Close Jungfernstieg is Inner Alster.
If you want to tour the Alster Lake, where to buy tickets.
Alster Arcade
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City Hall
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Remember: the subway U3, the Rathaus stop, of course, you can also walk. City Hall in downtown...
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Trostbrücke Bridge
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We walked a few steps forward, and across the oldest bridge. It is the
priest Old Town and aristocratic New Town
connected. It was built in the 13th century. Start of wood. In 1882
turned into a stone bridge. Trostbrücke Bridge has two statues. One is the
first bishop of Hamburg - Ansgar, he was known as the "Northern
apostle." Another Count Adolf III, he was a pioneer in new town of
Hamburg. Count Adolf III persuaded the Holy Roman Emperor - Barbarossa. So the
emperor granted the privilege Elbe and sea free tariff free trade in Hamburg.
Hamburg developed into an important fortress from an ordinary trade port. It
eventually became the Hanseatic city.
Here also stands the patriotic community building,
which is a masonry building was built in 1844-1847 years.
War
Memorial - Church of St. Nicholas
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Through the old bridge,
we went to the Church of St. Nicholas
(St.Nikolai). This black tower, in 1874-1876 years was the
world's tallest building. It is still
the second highest in Hamburg. When World War II, the church
spire 483 feet, became pilots oriented. War
destroyed the church body, the church burned
black, but did not destroy the church bells.
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Today the
church perimeter, to show the
city was like a miserable ruins.
The visit to the
tower into the memorial, tickets are € 5. But watch out is completely free.
St. Michaelis church – Hamburg's great landmark
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Then go west from St.Nikolai
Memorial, we walked a short distance is the tallest church in Hamburg City:
Saint. Michaelis church.
Saint. Michaelis, which is the northern part of
Germany's most important baroque churches. Michaelis tower, it has a famous
spire, which has 132 meters high. Previously it was a great sign for the crew.
When the crew saw the church spire, they will know that Hamburg is coming.
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To the church, we go to the
church tower. Each visitor is € 4. To reach its platform on the 453 level, on
tour platform, we can clearly see the tower of Hamburg.
Remember: the subway U3, in
Rödingsmarkt stop. Of course, you can go with your feet. Walk, well for your
body.
Summary:
Hamburg's Old Town is not
big, we hiked a day can browse several major attractions: the Inner Alster
Lake, Jungfernstieg, Lake Alster Arcade, City Hall, Hamburg Stock Exchange,
Trostbrücke Bridge, St. Nicholas Museum, Saint Michaelis Church . These attractions are
in the west of Jungfernstieg.