Hamburg, one of the most coveted travel destinations in Germany, will surprise you with its views, tastes, and colors. There are a few ways to explore the city - walk or take a hop-on-hop-off tour with multiple lines leaving from the Central Station. Also, you can opt for a boat trip if you love river air. Hamburg, like many European cities, has an interesting mix of history and innovation. Visit its new and ultramodern downtown - HafenCity with eco-friendly buildings and state-of-the-art infrastructure. Occupying 157 ha, this mind-blowing construction project will have been completed by 2030, but it has already set the golden standard for the redevelopment of former industrial and port lands. One of the city symbols - the Elbephilarmonie concert hall, opened in 2017, is also located here, as well as two other places of interest - Miniatur Wunderland, and the Speicherstadt. The worlds most extensive collection of miniature replica - Miniatur Wunderland - is the most visited tourist attraction in the country. With thousands of figurines, model trains, planes, and buildings, these amazing theme-worlds are crafted with love and great attention to detail. The Speicherstadt is a historical district of warehouses, which are built with red bricks on oak piles. Take a city tour bus or a small barge along its narrow canals to admire this beautiful historical site and see Kaispeicher B - the oldest warehouse in the city, which is also home to Hamburg maritime museum. Another place that you cannot miss is the legendary Fish Market, operating for more than three centuries on Sunday mornings, where you can buy virtually everything, from fish to souvenirs. Not far from the Fischmarkt, take a ferry from Landungsbrücken pier, to admire the views of Hamburg Port from water.