Top 7 Hidden Gems in Hamburg

Top 7 Hidden Gems in Hamburg Hamburg is a special city with plenty to offer for anyone, even for those with the most peculiar taste. The fact that the residents are one of the most open-minded people in Germany also adds a lot to the city's appeal.

The Hamburg port, Hamburg's Rathaus, St. Michael's Church, the Museum of Arts, the Maritime Museum, Speicherstadt, Elbphilharmonie are never short of tourists.

There are great deals of tourists every day visiting those popular attractions, from early Spring to late Autumn. Oktoberfest in Hamburg is a quite famous festival.

However, there are some other very exciting places to visit and things to do that are not on the path of most tourists. Here we will look at some of the best-hidden gems in Hamburg. #1 Play Golf in Hamburg Golf lovers will be thrilled to find out that Hamburg and its residents are in love with golf. Maybe not as much as in football and handball, but golf is right up there with these two sports.

There are over a dozen golf clubs in Hamburg where you can play golf, practice your swing, book a mat, train with a personal coach, book a simulator, or enjoy watching other people playing while you enjoy a drink or few. There are clubs located across the city. Open your favorite online search engine and type "golf club Hamburg�. #2 Visit Park Fiction The park got its name from the locals. It represents a spirit of revolution that stands against globalization and massive development plans proposed by the city.

This evergreen terrace is near the harbor and features a decor of plastic palm trees.

The park has its vibe that can only be described by going there and enjoying it.

#3 Kayaking and Canoeing in Alster Lakes Alsterlake is a human-made lake located at the heart of the city. It is a popular destination with the locals that use every free opportunity to spend some time around or on the lakes. Kayaking and canoeing offer a unique opportunity to explore the city from a new perspective. During your water trip, you will encounter a lot of fascinating buildings and gardens that cannot be spotted from the streets. Besides, you can even try stand-up paddling or a boat. Maps of the canals and lakes are offered at almost every boat-rental facility on the lake. #4 Gängeviertel This was once a living area with plenty of winding and narrow streets. Nowadays, it is a place for artists and artistic souls that are in pursuit of cultural diversity.

Gängeviertel is a UNESCO heritage site that was saved from demolition by city artists and activists.

The area is where you can find film screening events, live music, art sessions, and so on. There are a few under the radar nightclubs that are a magnet for local artists. The local coffee shops are quite hip and also very popular. If you like artistic places and being around that type of crowd, this is a place worth visiting. #5 The Elbe Tunnel It is an art-deco tunnel that is 426 meters long, some 24 meters under Elbe river.

The Elbe tunnel connects the port with St.Pauli. The tunnel is free to pedestrians and bikers. The cars are rarely allowed to go through. #6 Kampnagel This was once an engineering factory. Nowadays, it is turned into one of the most significant cultural hotspots for freelance artists, home for many festivals like the Live Art Festival and the International Summer Festival.

Kampnagel first opened its doors in 1984 and hasn't closed them since then.

There are a total of six stages, a restaurant, a bar, a rehearsal space, and a cinema.

Plus, it is quite close to the train station, so it's not hard to find if you are out of town. At any given time something is going one, from a new-age art show to an underground heavy metal concert. #7 Golden Pudel Like many of the places in the list, the golden Pudel was once rendered for demolition by the city. However, the local activists made their case once again against the city’s development plans and saved it.

The Golden Pudel was once a bootlegger's jail. Today, it is a legendary club where you can have a great time and enjoy quality bands and local DJs. The place has its alternative vibe that is felt from the moment you step in. Plus, the drinks are reasonably priced at just 3 or 4 euros, unlike other clubs where they can go as high as 12 euros for a drink.

Hamburg is a city of hidden gems and a place beaming with culture. The places and locations mentioned above are just a fraction of what the city has to offer. If you want to learn even more about Hamburg's hidden gems, mix with the locals.

They can be your guide to even more adventures and places you will enjoy much.

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