Germany, Hamburg -- The Elbe River (II)

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Deichstraße  -- Dam Road

Photo by Bo. W

In the Elbe embankment road, there is a different style of ancient residential community in Hamburg. In 1842, the dam road in the back of the house No. 42, the sudden onset of a fire, the city's 1/3 of the houses burned down. Monument entrance to record the incident. Worth a visit is the waterway corridor, which is a narrow passage between residential and water. There are now called "typical" Hamburg Hotel.

Germany, Hamburg -- The Elbe River (I)

Photo by Bo. W

The Elbe is one of the major rivers of Central Europe. It rises in the Krkonoše Mountains of the northern Czech Republic before traversing much of Bohemia (Czech Republic), then Germany and flowing into the North Sea at Cuxhaven, 110 km (68 mi) northwest of Hamburg. Its total length is 1,094 kilometers (680 mi)

Germany, Hamburg -- We cannot miss the place. ( III )

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Downtown 

On Friday, after dinner, we walked along Jungfernstieg Street to the Concert Hall, Hanseatic Higher Regional Court building (Hamburg), Planten un Blomen parks, and Television Tower. And Jungfernstieg Street, the other side is Central Station.

Germany, Hamburg -- We cannot miss the place. ( II )

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Downtown

Photo by Bo. W

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.