Hamburg

Exploring one of the world’s busiest ports via a boat trip is a must-do activity when in Hamburg.

Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through the Old Town, characterized by its charming angular buildings, 17th-century townhouses, and unique dining and drinking spots. Don’t miss the Speicherstadt district in the HafenCity development, a quintessential representation of Hamburg and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The world’s largest collection of brick warehouses, supported by thousands of oak beams and laced with narrow waterways, is an impressive sight. And just a stone’s throw away is the iconic Elbe Philharmonic Hall, a striking landmark and concert venue.

Hamburg – Luxury Collection

SIDE, a Member of Design Hotels$$$$$

SIDE is a striking showcase of contemporary minimalism and theatrical flair all wrapped up in Hamburg’s warehouse-chic energy. Inside a 12-storey building built of stone and glass, the lobby unfolds like a dramatic installation—Robert Wilson’s light choreography meets Matteo Thun’s warm marble and brocade interiors. Rooms are spacious and design-led, featuring eco-conscious heating/cooling systems, smart tech, minibars and even kitchenettes in some suites. Diners will enjoy the [m]eat...

Hamburg Hotels

AMERON Hamburg Hotel Speicherstadt$$$$

AMERON Speicherstadt is the only hotel within Hamburg’s UNESCO-listed warehouse district—a striking blend of mid-century style and maritime history. The interiors evoke 1950s-60s design, with velvet accents, dark wood, artwork from the Maritime Museum and bespoke furniture that feels modern yet rooted in place. It’s particularly appealing for travellers after a unique setting—you’ll stay within an architectural landmark but enjoy comfort and design flair. With spa access on the top ...