Downtown
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3th day of morning, our plan, which is bounded from Jungfernstieg, hiking to the east. Hamburg weather changes quickly, for a sunny, one would billowing clouds. Just under the rain, I feel very fresh. Out of the hotel, we walked along the inner Alster Lake.
Alster Lake
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Alster Lake is divided into
inner and outer lake. Hamburg city center is surrounded near the Alster Lake.
Around the Alster Lake with beautiful statues, ancient churches, luxury hotels
and shopping street. This two bridge Kennedybrucke and Lombardsbrucke, they
divided the Alster inner lake and outside the lake. Standing on the bridge is a
good place to enjoy panoramic views of Hamburg.
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On the lake Alster, a seat
boat dock - Anleger Jungfernstieg. During the summer, both sides of the lake
can rent sailing, rowing and pedal boats. Starting price is 18 euro per hour
for the two people.
Remember: the subway U3, the
Rathaus stop. Number 31,34,35,36,37,102 Bus, in Rathausmarkt stop. Of course,
you can walk around, there is not far away.
Alster Park
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Starting from Jungfernstieg
along the Alster Lake walk to Central Station takes 15 minutes. Located in the
heart of the city outside the lake is sailing, rowing athlete's paradise. Let
sailing athletes are proud that this area of 160 hectares of lakes (maximum
depth is only 2.5 m) is an artificial lake. Since the 13th century, it is by a
river and creeks flowing into Alster this river's confluence. This combined
into the lake, it has been sailing athletes’ sports venues.
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In April, the cool weather,
sailing also stopped at the small pier. If it is in the summer, sailing
athletes who will be driving them traveling on the lake. It is a very beautiful
picture.
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This bike looks very old.
But it is the hotel's service bicycles. The hotel is famous ah. Remember the
movie 007 yet? It has some scenes are shot here.
Remember: the subway U3, the
Rathaus stop. Number31,34,35,36,37,102 Bus, in Rathausmarkt stop.
Or get off at Central Station. Of course, you can walk around, there is not far
away.
Hamburg Central Station - Hamburg Hauptbahnhof
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Built in 1906,
Hamburg Central Station (German: Hamburg Hauptbahnhof), which is Germany's
busiest train station. It is second to North Station in Paris. It is Europe's
second-busiest station. The station's architectural style combines
characteristics of Art Nouveau and Neo-Renaissance architecture. During World
War II, the station has been severely damaged, one of the bell tower was
destroyed in 1943. Between 1985-1991， the station redevelopment.
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Looks very old Hamburg Central
Station, in many buildings, I feel it like a colossus. I do not think it has
lost color in modern buildings.
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There are eight stations for
long-distance trains use the platform, four commuter trains (S-Bahn) platforms
and eight metro (U-Bahn) platform. It services 450,000 passengers daily.
The following is
art galleries, and theater. Art
Lovers, take the time to go visit.
There are many works of art are well worth a look.
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Hamburg Museum of Art (hamburger
kunsthalle) is one of the largest
art museums in Germany. Museum has centuries of history with the Italian Renaissance-style
building.
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Museum
of the three buildings were built in 1868, 1919 and 1997. It is a collection
from the Gothic period until contemporary painting, sculpture nineteenth and
twentieth century, since the Renaissance freehand painting, prints,
watercolors, ancient Greek and Roman coins medals, but also in all European art
collection works of the genre. Here we can see seven centuries-old art
collection. The museum is divided into two parts: the classical and modern art
museum.
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Hamburg
Museum of Art
Opening
hours: 10:00-18: 00 (Thurs 10:00-21:00; closed on Mondays).
Address:
Glockengießerwall, 20095 Hamburg, Germany, 2 minutes’ walk from the Central
Station.
Art and the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Hamburg (Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe)
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household goods.
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Art and the Museum of Arts
and Crafts in Hamburg
Opening hours: 10:00-18: 00
(Thurs 10:00-21:00; closed on Mondays).
Address: Steintorplatz,
20099 Hamburg, Germany, and the one across the street from Central Station.
Deutsche
Schauspielhaus
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One of Germany's largest, and a fine example of late 19th-century theater building.
Address: Kirchenallee 39, 20099 Hamburg, Germany
Summary: Hamburger Kunsthalle, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe and
Deutsche Schauspielhaus is across the road in Hamburg Central Station. People
who love art, do not miss this place.
