We are pleased to be hosted by the Hamburg Convention Bureau in the Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
For many people – and of course for us too – Hamburg is the most beautiful city in Germany. A metropolis with a high quality of life and many exciting contrasts that make the city unique. In Hamburg, tradition meets modernity, classic meets pop culture, tranquility meets lively hustle and bustle, and Hanseatic serenity meets cosmopolitan charm. Hamburg is a city that is constantly changing and yet always remains true to its roots.
Our wonderfully green metropolis in the north of Germany – attaches great importance to sustainability in all respects. The conference options range from e-mobility and certified hotels to green venues and innovative catering concepts. Hamburg offers the perfect setting for planning events that are more than just environmentally friendly.
Hamburg is a city that is easy to reach from all corners of the world and has an ideal infrastructure for getting around town.
Hamburg is the most beautiful city in Germany. A metropolis with a high quality of life and many exciting contrasts that make the city unique. In Hamburg, tradition meets modernity, classic meets pop culture, tranquility meets lively hustle and bustle, and Hanseatic serenity meets cosmopolitan charm. Hamburg is a city that is constantly changing and yet always remains true to its roots.
Whether it’s the harbour, our concert hall the Elbphilharmonie or the Reeperbahn – Hamburg is a city where you can experience a lot! Today we would like to take you to some highlights and hotspots that you can – and should – only experience in Hamburg!
Whether it’s the harbour, our concert hall the Elbphilharmonie or the Reeperbahn – Hamburg is a city where you can experience a lot! Today we would like to take you to some highlights and hotspots that you can – and should – only experience in Hamburg!
Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany and the largest city in Europe that is not a capital city. Located in the north of Germany, Hamburg is a city defined by water. Of course, as a Hanseatic city, Hamburg is characterised by the port and trade; the river Elbe is the city’s lifeline.
And water is also predominant in the normal cityscape. Numerous canals and waterways criss-cross Hamburg, creating an image that exudes a certain Hanseatic calm. In Hamburg, everything is in motion, everything is in flux.
In the immediate vicinity of Hamburg, you will find both the North Sea and the Baltic Sea within short distance. All the components that make up northern Germany can be found here: vast landscapes, wind and water. Also nearby is the capital Berlin, which can be reached by train in under two hours.