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Hamburg has the status of a free city-state, and is even called so – the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. It is located at the mouth of the Elbe and its great charm is accentuated by the presence of numerous canals and artificial lakes Alster and Elbe. The symbolic structure is the Town Hall, an impressive building in the Renaissance style. For the its architectural style characteristic are the towers of churches, amongst which the most renowned is the Lutheran Temple of St. Michael of eighteenth century, was constructed in the Baroque style, from the tower of which you can enjoy the admirable views and the Shrine of St. Jacobi in the Gothic style.
Many travelers to explore this beautiful northern city as a means of moving choose the car renting in Hamburg, to have a possibility in accordance with personal preferences to plan trips, also to cover the surrounding area. Just in an hour of driving, you can reach the city of Lübeck, rich in history and tradition, and then also Bremen, the oldest German city-state, known also by the fact that in the seventeenth century, here first time in Germany was imported famous drink coffee.
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Amongst the desired events in Hamburg is a walk along the canals and the port city. Landungsbrücken or pier is a part of the port, built at the beginning of 1839 and designed so that during high tides it remains on the water surface. From here you can also go through the long tunnel under the Elbe River, opened in 1911, and thus reach the other shore.
Most of the international popularity of Hamburg was also achieved due to the abundance of green spaces, for which it was named the Green Capital of Europe. Among the most beautiful parks can be noted Planten und Blomen, which crosses the central part of the city. In the park you can see waterfalls, ponds, fountains, canals, a Japanese garden and a rose garden. Especially compelling park is during the flowering of plants in summer and spring.