Explore Hamburg

Discover the magic of Disney's latest musical highlight, "Hercules", which celebrates its world premiere at the Theater Neue Flora in Hamburg from March 2024! Based on the legendary film, the musical presents Alan Menken's award-winning hits as well as brand new songs that transport the audience into a world of adventure and heroism. 
 
The best thing about it?
The Theater Neue Flora is just a few minutes' walk from our hotel, so you'll be back in your cozy room after a breathtaking performance. Plan your visit well in advance and experience the heroic fun of "Hercules" together with your loved ones!

From fancy boutiques on Neuer Wall to various shops on Mönckebergstraße - Hamburg offers shopping for all tastes. Even on rainy days, there are great shopping centers.

Ask our concierge team about stores or shopping opportunities near by.

Within walking distance of the Boston Hotel, you'll find a variety of theaters, interactive museums, and cultural venues. Absolute must-sees for every visit to Hamburg, these events offer fun for the whole family.

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With over 2 million visitors a year, Hamburg is the third largest musical location in the world after London and New York! Pretty impressive.
No less impressive are the shows with world-famous Disney classics and film adaptations, produced with a lot of love, sweat and passion. New musicals are added every year and performed in four large venues in the Hanseatic city.
Immerse yourself in the world of musicals and let yourself be enchanted!

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Three times a year, the Heiligengeistfeld is transformed into a colorful sea of ​​lights when the largest folk festival in the north, the Hamburg DOM, takes place. For four weeks, visitors big and small, young and old can experience numerous rides, attractions, fun and thrills.

You can find all current DOM dates online.

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Nightclubs, bars, theaters, variety shows and restaurants line the 800-meter-long, world-famous entertainment mile in St. Pauli. The mile is worth a visit both at night and during the day.

Find out interesting facts about the history of the Reeperbahn, how it got its name and how it developed over the past centuries into the place of longing that it still is today for many millions of visitors every year.

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The trendy Sternschanze district with it's famous street Schulterblatt (translated "shoulder blade") is located in the immediate vicinity of BOSTON. Hamburg's smallest district is densely populated and is home to an alternative scene of pubs, bars, clubs, numerous restaurants, and shopping and nightlife options.

The district stretches from Rotherbaum in the northeast to St. Pauli. In the southwest, the district borders Altona-Altstadt and in the northwest, the Eimsbüttel district.

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The Landungsbrücken tourist magnet attracts millions of tourists from all over the world. The mixture of port industry, culture, history, cuisine and sightseeing offers everything the heart desires for friends of nautical science and a fine fish sandwich. Stroll along the ancient tuff stone buildings, cross the old Elbe tunnel or make yourself comfortable in one of the beach bars and enjoy the hustle and bustle.

A visit to the Hamburg fish market is particularly recommended for early risers. The Landungsbrücken can be easily reached by public transport around the clock.

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The Elbphilharmonie, a landmark of Hamburg, is an impressive place on many levels.
Starting with the exciting construction phase at the top of the Kaiserkai, through the long-awaited opening, to the unique acoustics of the Great Hall, the heart of the concert hall. The Elphi, as it is affectionately called, stands like a figurehead in front of the HafenCity, a no less impressive, newly acquired district that is located just behind the traditional office buildings of the Speicherstadt.
Here on the Marco Polo Terraces is also the coast by east Restaurant, a member of the east cosmos.

The Speicherstadt and the HafenCity including the Elphi are very easy to explore on foot.

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The huge gray block of concrete and steel cannot be overlooked. In the middle of the Heiligengeistfeld, next to FC St. Pauli's Millerntor stadium and the Planten un Blomen park, stands the 40-meter-high former anti-aircraft bunker IV on Feldstrasse. It is both a memorial to times gone by and a sign of the future, combining cultural meeting points for music, sport, entertainment and education behind the meter-thick walls from the Second World War.
Since July 2024, the bunker has also been a hostel for hotels and restaurants and is open to the public free of charge via a green path along the outer wall. Definitely worth a visit!

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