Presentation about Hamburg

1. DISCOVERING
HAMBURG
A J O U R N E Y
T H R O U G H
H I S T O R Y A N D
C U LT U R E
Daniil Vasilevski ID57266

2. WELCOME
TO
HAMBURG
E X P L O R E T H E
R I C H H E R I TA G E
A N D V I B R A N T
C U LT U R E O F
G E R M A N Y ' S
S E C O N D
L A R G E S T C I T Y
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3. TABLE OF
CONTENTS
• Overview
• General Information
• How to Get There
• Points of Interest
• Events and Festivals
• Famous Personalities
• Questions
• Sources
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4. GENERAL INFORMATION
• Location: Hamburg is located in northern Germany, on
the Elbe River
• Population: Approximately 1.8 million people
• History: From its medieval roots to its prominence as a
major port city
• Tourist Facilities: Wide range of accommodations,
dining options, and transportation services
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5. HAMBURG
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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamburg

6. HOW TO GET THERE BY CAR
• Take Route E40 westward from Dąbrowa
Górnicza.
• Continue on E40 through Katowice and then onto
A4.
• Follow A4 through Poland, passing Wrocław and
entering Germany.
• In Germany, continue on A4 until reaching the
border with the Netherlands.
• Merge onto A17 and follow signs for Dresden.
• Near Dresden, take A13 and then merge onto A4
towards Chemnitz.
• Continue on A4 until reaching the interchange
with A9.
• Merge onto A9 towards Berlin and continue until
reaching the interchange with A24.
• Take A24 towards Hamburg.
• Follow signs for Hamburg city center.
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7. HOW TO GET THERE BY BUS
• Several bus companies operate routes from
Dąbrowa Górnicza to Hamburg.
• Check schedules and book tickets in advance.
• Buses typically depart from the central bus
station in Dąbrowa Górnicza.
• The journey duration varies but generally
takes around 12-14 hours, including rest stops.
• Buses arrive at various points in Hamburg,
such as the central bus station or other
designated stops.
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8. POINTS OF INTERESTS
Port of Hamburg: As one of the
largest ports in Europe, the Port of
Hamburg offers a fascinating
glimpse into maritime history and
modern shipping operations. Visitors
can take boat tours to explore the
port, visit museums dedicated to
maritime heritage, and witness the
bustling activity of cargo ships and
cruise liners.
Speicherstadt: This historic
warehouse district is renowned for
its red-brick buildings, intricate canal
network, and Neo-Gothic
architecture. Now a UNESCO World
Heritage Site, Speicherstadt houses
museums, cafes, and shops,
including the renowned Miniatur
Wunderland, the world's largest
model railway exhibition.
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9. PORT OF HAMBURG AND SPEICHERSTADT
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10. POINTS OF INTERESTS
HafenCity: Adjacent to
Speicherstadt, HafenCity is a
modern waterfront district
characterized by striking
contemporary architecture, cultural
venues, and urban regeneration
projects. Highlights include the
Elbphilharmonie, a spectacular
concert hall with panoramic views,
and the International Maritime
Museum, which showcases maritime
artifacts and exhibitions.
Alster Lakes: The Alster Lakes,
consisting of the Outer Alster and
Inner Alster, are scenic bodies of
water located in the heart of
Hamburg. Visitors can enjoy
leisurely boat cruises, paddle
boating, or simply relax by the
waterfront promenades, surrounded
by picturesque parks and elegant
villas.
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11. HAFENCITY AND ALSTER LAKES
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12. HAMBURG EVENTS AND FESTIVALS
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13. HAMBURGER DOM
Held three times a year (spring, summer,
and winter), the Hamburger Dom is one
of Germany's largest and oldest funfairs.
Visitors can enjoy thrilling rides, carnival
games, delicious food stalls, and colorful
parades. The Dom also features live
music performances and fireworks
displays, attracting millions of visitors
annually.
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14. ALSTERVERGNÜGEN
This annual waterfront festival takes
place around the Alster Lakes and the
Inner Alster in September. It features a
diverse program of entertainment,
including open-air concerts, art
installations, boat races, and culinary
delights. Visitors can enjoy sailing
regattas, dragon boat races, and
illuminated boat parades, creating a
festive atmosphere along the
waterfront.
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15. HAMBURG HARLEY DAYS
Motorcycle enthusiasts gather in
Hamburg each June for the Hamburg
Harley Days, one of Europe's largest
Harley-Davidson gatherings. The event
features thousands of Harley-Davidson
motorcycles on display, motorcycle
parades through the city streets, live
music performances, and a vibrant
biker village with food and
merchandise vendors.
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16. FAMOUS
PERSONALITIES
OF HAMBURG
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17. JOHANNES BRAHMS
One of the most influential composers
of the Romantic era, Brahms spent a
significant portion of his life in
Hamburg. He was born in the nearby
town of Hamburg-Altona and later
worked as a conductor and composer
in Hamburg, where he premiered
many of his compositions.
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18. HANS ALBERS AND UDO LINDENBERG
Hans Albers: A beloved actor and
singer, Hans Albers is considered
one of Germany's most iconic film
stars. Born in Hamburg, he gained
fame for his roles in classic films
such as "The Blue Angel" and "F.P.1
Doesn't Answer." Albers' distinctive
voice and charismatic on-screen
presence made him a cultural icon in
Germany.
Udo Lindenberg: A rock musician
and songwriter, Udo Lindenberg is
known for his pioneering role in
German rock music. Born in Gronau,
Westphalia, Lindenberg later moved
to Hamburg, where he established
himself as a prominent figure in the
music scene. He is renowned for hits
like "Sonderzug nach Pankow" and
"Hinterm Horizont."
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19. HEINRICH HEINE
A renowned German poet,
journalist, and literary critic,
Heinrich Heine was born in
Düsseldorf but spent significant
time in Hamburg during his life.
Heine's works, including "Die
Harzreise" and "Buch der Lieder,"
are celebrated for their lyrical
beauty and social commentary.
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20. AVERAGE WEATHER IN HAMBURG
Spring (March - May):
Spring in Hamburg is characterized by
gradually warming temperatures and
increasing daylight hours.
Average temperatures range from
around 5°C (41°F) in March to 15°C
(59°F) in May.
Springtime brings occasional rain
showers and gusty winds, but also sunny
periods and blossoming flowers, making
it a pleasant season for outdoor
activities.
Summer (June - August):
Hamburg experiences mild and moderately
warm summers, with temperatures typically
ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 25°C (77°F).
July and August are the warmest months, with
occasional heatwaves pushing temperatures
above 30°C (86°F).
Summer in Hamburg is relatively humid, and
occasional rain showers are common, though
overall, it's a favorable season for outdoor
events, festivals, and exploring the city's parks
and waterfront.
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21. AVERAGE WEATHER IN HAMBURG
Autumn (September - November):
Autumn brings cooler temperatures and
shorter daylight hours as the season
progresses.
Average temperatures range from
around 15°C (59°F) in September to 5°C
(41°F) in November.
Hamburg experiences increased rainfall
in autumn, with occasional storms and
cloudy days.
The city's parks and forests display
vibrant autumn colors, making it a
picturesque time to visit despite the
cooler temperatures.
Winter (December - February):
Winters in Hamburg are relatively mild compared to
other parts of Germany, but they can still be cold
and damp.
Average temperatures range from around 0°C
(32°F) to 5°C (41°F), with occasional cold spells
bringing temperatures below freezing.
Snowfall is relatively rare in Hamburg, but the city
occasionally experiences light snow showers or
frosty mornings.
Winter is characterized by overcast skies and
shorter daylight hours, but it's also a cozy time to
explore Hamburg's Christmas markets, enjoy warm
drinks, and indulge in hearty cuisine.aterfront.
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22. USEFUL LINKS FOR HAMBURG
TOURISTS
Here you can always check the current weather in Hamburg
Here is an online map for tourists
Here is an useful site
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23. QUESTIONS!!!
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What is the population of Hamburg?
Which famous composer spent a
significant portion of his life in
Hamburg?
What are the average temperatures
during the summer months in
Hamburg?
What is the name of Hamburg's
famous entertainment district?

24. ANSWERS!!!
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Hamburg has a population of approximately 1.8
million people.
Johannes Brahms, one of the most influential
composers of the Romantic era, lived and worked
in Hamburg.
Summer temperatures in Hamburg typically range
from 15°C (59°F) to 25°C (77°F), with occasional
heatwaves pushing temperatures above 30°C
(86°F).
The Reeperbahn is Hamburg's renowned
entertainment district, known for its nightlife,
theaters, bars, and music venues.

25. REFERENCES
• https://satellites.pro/Hamburg_map.Germany
• https://www.timeout.com/hamburg/attractions/best-attractions-in-
hamburg
• https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g187331-Activities-
Hamburg.html
• https://www.accuweather.com/en/de/hamburg/20095/weather-
forecast/178556
• https://www.thefamouspeople.com/hamburg-5041.php
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamburg
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26. THANK YOU FOR
YOUR TTENTION!!!
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