3 Best Places To See in Hamburg

“Miniatur Wunderland encompasses over 1,490 square meters, and it showcases nine distinct miniature worlds, a staggering assembly of more than 260,000 figures and many moving trains, cars, ships, and planes. Miniatur Wunderland has a comprehensive display of 1,300 trains comprising over 10,000 carriages, a fleet of over 100,000 moving vehicles, 500,000 lights, 130,000 trees, and 400,000 human figurines. Attracting more than 15 million visitors, Miniatur Wunderland provides complimentary entry for children below one meter in height when accompanied by parents or grandparents. Wheelchair users are provided proper space to roam and access prime views of the theme worlds. They provide unique attractions, including a simulated daily routine and an automated lighting system.”

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“Planten un Blomen is an approximately 47-hectare public park in the centre of Hamburg. Planten un Blomen has a variety of plant species that are categorised into sections featuring medicinal herbs, Japanese gardens, and flowers. Their focus point is equally appealing to both locals and visitors to the Hanseatic city due to its diversity and prime location. The park hosts water-light concerts, public theatre and musical performances, while a playground in its southern precinct offers enjoyment for visitors. The park provide directional signboards for easy navigation. Tropical greenhouses like jungles, deserts and large areas are scattered throughout the park. Public restroom facilities are available, and with its year-round accessibility and absence of entry fees, Planten un Blomen welcomes all to explore its beauty.”

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“Chocoversum offers an engaging experience centred around chocolate-making, featuring custom-made bars, tastings and a retail outlet. They also conduct workshops enabling visitors to prepare their personalised chocolate bars. The museum provides the opportunity to enjoy samples at various stages of chocolate production. The museum has 800 cocoa products and is ideal for delving into chocolate history and manufacturing. English-guided tours are also available, and the Choco room can be reserved for private use before or after your Chocoversum tour. In a delightful 90-minute session, the museum's chocolate guides will accompany you, encouraging tasting and immersing in the experience. Their recently launched online store is an attractive destination for chocolate enthusiasts, suitable to every chocoholic's longings.”

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