LatLon-Europe is pleased to welcome you to the new tourist information platform dedicated to the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. Every city in Germany has its own charm, Berlin with its history, Potsdam with its castles, Cologne with its churches, Dresden with its Renaissance jewels and of course the city of traditions Munich. As for Hamburg, Germany's second largest city, it is its harbour landscape and lively districts that make it one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Europe.
The objective of LatLon-Hamburg is to get to the essentials so that you can prepare your vacation in Hamburg more easily:
we present you the most important "Hamburg monuments" as well as the "Hamburg museums". For Culture we have the page "Culture & Agenda 2025" with the most important events. There is also the "Culture & Tips" page, where you can find the best tourist attractions in Hamburg sorted by theme. You will also find a selection of the Hamburg "hotels" and "restaurants" recommended by us and we will give you "practical information" on how to organize your stay in Hamburg. And of course the city tours in Hamburg offered by Denise Faessel.


On this page you will find the best of Hamburg's culture, internationally renowned orchestras such as the Elbe Philharmonic and various German and international theatres such as the Oliva Jones Show.
When it comes to art, Hamburg has exceptional collections such as the Kunsthalle with its Romantic collection or visit the art galleries open to all and for all tastes, we recommend them here.
Hagenbeck Zoo is located in the Stellingen district. On an area of 25 hectares you will find all the animals of the world. The big attraction of the zoo is the ice hall for penguins, sea lions, walruses and polar bears, which opened in 2012.
Situated on the Elbe River and 80 kilometres from the North Sea, visiting Hamburg, you should definitely visit what is one of the largest ports in Europe. Numerous boat trips are offered from the Landungsbrück, of various durations.
The market is an institution in Hamburg and has been for 300 years! Here you will find everything from fish, fruit and vegetables, clothes, handicrafts and souvenirs to music and a relaxed atmosphere. Every Sunday early.
Wunderland is the largest model railway network in the world. It is located in the Speicherstadt (historic warehouses). On an area of 1499 m2, 16 kilometres of track on a scale of 1:87, which would correspond to about 1,367 kilometres.
Berlin with its long and famous history is no longer to be presented! Berlin is a surprising, fascinating and multifaceted city.
Hamburg awaits you, through its port, an international and dynamic city, a chic city, but a bit of fun must be.
The Oktoberfest and the Bavarian traditions of course, but Munich is also a city of contrasts, rich in monuments and culture.
Hamburg in a few words: Its Roman past, its Romanesque churches and the cathedral, its carnival and some Kölsch on the Rhine.
Dresden, a museums-city with great monuments and castles, romantic on the banks of the Elbe and its museums of the kings of Saxony.
A une 1h20 de Berlin en train, Leipzig est la ville allemande de la musique, mais aussi une ville surprenante, construite comme ville de foires.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber is simply the most beautiful city in Germany and a must during your stay in Bavaria.
Geneva la belle, an international city, the gateway to Switzerland with its old town, Lake Geneva and, of course, the 140-metre-high fountain.
The Olympic city of Lausanne reflects its topography, an up-and-coming city, a city of contrasts and for all tastes on the edge of the Alps.
Neuchatel an insider tip, a small town with its lake and a canton, for a beautiful cultural, sporting and gastronomic holiday.
On the website www.the-guided-tours.com, LatLon presents you the services by tour guides in other European cities