Steigenberger Hotel Treudelberg Hamburg

Extend your barbecue season and have a fun get-together with a team of up to 12 people in our charming little BBQ Hut! They can be used all year round as they are warm in winter and cool in summer. You will never have to cancel another BBQ again!

The Elbphilharmonie with its impressive glass facade and wave-like rooftop rises up from the former Kaispeicher building on the western tip of the HafenCity. Accommodated inside are two concert halls, residential apartments and a Plaza. Between the old warehouse and the glass structure is the Plaza - a public viewing area that extends around the whole building. After the festive inauguration on January 11th and 12th, 2017, the impressive concert hall is now a defining feature of the Hamburg skyline.

Treudelberg is one of the most beautiful and challenging golf courses in Northern Germany. It features 27 holes with challenges for every skill level. 27 hole championship golf course with tee times system 9 hole pitch & putt course (par 3) 3 academy holes (2 par 4, 1 par 3) driving range (playable from both sides) 2 putting greens, chipping & pitching green, practice bunker electric carts rental trolleys

Welcome to Hamburg! Museums, sights and events in and around Hamburg. Marvel at the impressive Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, visit the Fish Market, City Hall and St. Michael’s Church, sail the Alster Lake and have a drink in the Sternschanze district. Get onboard!

240 shops and 3000 parking spaces

Two towers with prominent green roofs mark the 205 metres-long terminal between lower harbour, Reeperbahn and Fischmarkt. Located by the Elbe, the Landungsbrücken (lit. landing bridges) were once a landing pier for steam ships and now function as a connector for underground and suburban trains. Additionally, harbour ferries and catamarans depart on their trips to Helgoland. Ferries take every wannabe seafarer down the Elbe river for the price of a regular bus fare. If you book a ticket for the 'Lion King' or 'Wunder von Bern' musicals, the Landungsbrücken ferries will carry you over to the waterfront theatres. The Alter Elbtunnel (lit. old Elbe tunnel) as well as museum ships Rickmer Rickmers and Cap San Diego are also located close to the piers. A variety of restaurants and gift shops go hand in hand with a beautiful view of massive container and cruise ships. Over the last decades, the Piers have also developed into one of Hamburg's most popular promenades.

The new Hamburg Airport App provides answers to all these questions and much, much more. This app is available for free download on the airport website (www.hamburg-airport.de) So you can easily get information about flights, shops or parking facilities on your way to and through Hamburg Airport.

Fish, fruits, flowers, clothing and souvenirs, you can find almost anything at the St. Pauli Fischmarkt, an institution since 1703. Every Sunday morning from 7.00 to 9.30 a.m., early birds and night owls unite along the shores of the Elbe to barter over fresh fish, regain their spirits over a coffee or simply to enjoy the lively atmosphere. To attract customers, the market barkers outscream each other. This results in a loud and verbose crescendo that both locals and tourists enjoy on a weekly basis. 'Come over here, I'll throw in a salmon for you', is what shoppers hear as they stroll from stall to stall. Yet, what sounds like a bargain might appear too good to be true ─ this you will have to decide for yourself. Not every visitor is there to haul home baskets of fresh produce. Some come to feast on an early morning fish sandwich and some Hanseatic chit chat over beautiful views across the harbour, whilst others put on their dancing shoes in the Fischauktionshalle (lit. fish auction hall). Inside the century-old building, the band keeps spirits up high with live rock and jazz music, attracting party-goers for one last dance after dawn. The bars and clubs of the Reeperbahn being only a few minutes away, the banks of the Elbe are a popular last stop after a rough Saturday night out on the town.