Small Boutique hotels in HAMBURG

Located in the north of the country, this is the second most-populated city in Germany, after Berlin. A well-heeled port atmosphere highlights its contemporary architecture and the vibrant cultural scene, in a city that was reborn from the ashes with renewed energy after the Second World War.

If the Neo-Renaissance Town Hall square and the Deichstrasse street, with beautiful 17th-19th century buildings next to the Nikolaifleet canal, represent the historic; the Philharmonic of the Elbe, signed by the prestigious architectural firm Herzog & DeMeuron, confirms the momentum of modernity of this city. Although Hamburg does not open to the sea, thanks to its large rivers, artificial lakes and canals, it is considered the second port in Europe.

Speicherstadt, whose literal translation means warehouse city, is a unique neighborhood next to the canals, created in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries for unloading and storage. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it today houses exhibition halls, museums and restaurants. Here is the International Maritime Museum with one of the largest collections in the world covering more than 3,000 years of history.

The exceptional assortment of fish and seafood from the Fischmarkt is dazzling. Great parks like Plant a Blomen add a note of exuberant greenery. Among the hotels in the city, contemporary design and relaxed luxury styles stand out.