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Hamáóðg – a metropolis in Northern Germany, lying on both sides of the River Elbe. Once a city-state, now one of the largest ports in Europe, Hamburg, in spite of the fact that it is the largest port in Europe, ÷Although it was badly damaged during World War II, it has retained a great deal of its attractions, the oldest of which is the Fishermens Market. Not long ago celebrated its tenth anniversary, it has an interesting history. In the past, there were two markets that competed with each other. The symbol of this rivalry is the monument between the station and the tower, depicting two ancient panthers fighting over a large fish. The struggle continued until 1934, when the two markets were united into one. Now its a kilometer-long, narrow market that stretches along the entire side of the Elbe River, a huge market with an assortment of poultry, vegetables and fruits, candy and souvenirs, in addition to fish. But it wasnt the fresh produce that brought the market the glory, it was the products set up by the market stalls that tourists from all over the country came to see. The market hours are limited to 5-10 a.m. in the summer and 7 a.m. in the winter.
Another feature that has made the city famous is the Reiterbahnstraße, or The Three Points Mile. This street is home to more than four dozen sexually oriented institutions, of which there are currently over a dozen. Among them: bars, sex shops, sex and erotic shows, garden clubs, and sexy lingerie clubs. On top of that, you can find: arcade halls, theaters, museums (of waxworks and art), cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants, hotels, movie theaters, clubs, and discotheques. Local prostitutes offer their services not only in bars, but also in the streets and on the Berbertstraße – an analogue of the Red Fronts Street in Amsterdam, where girls are in the gateways and women are not allowed to enter the street. And the history of Reaperbann Street is as follows: it was once the site of the first shipboard cable factory, which gave it its name, as Reaperbann means – &là;cable-raquo; in the translation of the word. The sailors who came ashore after the swim required settlements, which the local people were not willing to provide. Thats how the development of this street began.
Besides this, the Museum of Gambleburg has a magnificent collection of art from different eras, The district of Schleicherheurstadt, with its beautifully colored masonry buildings, is home to some of the most interesting museums: The Little Land of Wonders, the Museum of Schweizerstadt and the Dialogue in the Dark, St. Jacobs, the Museum of the Holy Spirit, the Museum of the Holy Spirit, the Museum of the Holy Spirit. The church of St. Jacob, in which the 17th century organ is located, the historic center of the city – Lubyek, listed in the World Heritage List of UNESCO. It is also worth seeing the symbol of the city – St. Michaels Church. The citys symbol – St. Mischas Church, and a boat ride on the rocky island of Hellelland, which will be an unforgettable adventure in itself, To ascend in a hot air balloon and see a beautiful panorama from a height of one hundred and fifty meters, to visit the park & laquoise; Plants and Flowers» with its concert stage, the Aquarium and its Old Botanical Gardens. And its a must to visit the old village of – Lünneburg, which has many of its most beautiful buildings in Baroque and Gothic.
Always, the most picturesque part of Gámárburg is the Elbe riverfront, with its harbor areas, its many courts, its buildings with their original architecture and its park on a beautiful, high bank.
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- Air quality: 36 US AQI Good. Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.
- Tap water: Yes, safe to drink
- Religious government: Non-religious
- Population: 1,800,000 people
- Population density: euro euro empty: 20x20m 400m per person
- GDP: $42,456 / year
- Foreigners can own real estate: Yes
- Power outlets: 230V50Hz
- Internet: 38 Mbps
- Best wireless: Simyo
- Pay without cash: No, cash only esp. for foreigners
- Tipping: There is no hard and fast rule about the acceptable amount to tip in Germany. The general custom is a nominal tip, as indicated by the German word for tip (Trinkgeld, or money for a drink). Many people simply round off the bill to the next euro or add a couple more, which is perfectly acceptable.
- Apartments: Airbnb
- Hotels: Booking.com
- More hotels: Hotels.com
- Best taxi: MyTaxi
- Best coworking space: Places-Hamburg
- Online electronics shop: Amazon
- Best short-haul air carrier: Ryanair
- Best intl air carrier: Lufthansa
- Monthly costs for expat: $2500
- Monthly costs for family: $6200
- Monthly costs for local: $1800
- Meal: $12
- Small Cola: $2.5
- Beer 1 Pint: $5
- Coffee: $3.5
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