Bermuda radiates a Caribbean holiday feeling in the middle of Hamburg's most famous celebration mile. Here you will find tropical ambience and cool drinks.
The 300 square metre beer garden right outside Hasselbrooker railway station in warmer temperatures invites you for a home-brewed pilsner or a refreshing wheat beer.
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Stirred, never shaken. The Boilerman Bar specializes in so-called Highballs. These drinks are made from a base spirit like whisky or gin and a “filler” such as ginger ale,…
A touch of New Orleans in Hamburg: The Bourbon Street Bar is one of the most famous jazz bars in the Hanseatic city. Fresh cocktails and varied live music are on offer.
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Penthouse flair in the cellar: The Chambre Basse attracts its guests with hand-picked cocktails, modern design and exciting insights into the history of human rights.
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The award-winning star bartender Uwe Christiansen regularly creates new cocktails at his bar, including those with curious names such as "Apple Strudel" or "Virgin Mint…
The "heaven's nest" is located on the roof of the clouds restaurant, right at the beginning of the Reeperbahn. It offers a spacious lounge with sun loungers, tasteful…
After several moves, the oldest jazz club in Hamburg made its home on Grossneumarkt in 1971. Since then it has treated its guests to live music from national and international…
At the end of 2017, the legendary hip-hop club Kleiner Donner had to close its cellar doors in the Schulterblatt. And then? It reopened just a few hundred metres further away…
New location - consistent cult concept. The bar "Freundlich + Kompetent", formerly located in Winterhude, moved into its new 240 sqm premises on the ground floor of the…
The Galeria 36 invites you to observe the pulsating nightlife on the Große Freiheit through a large window front. Of course you can also dance and celebrate here.
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Die Große Freiheit 36 - one of the legendary clubs of the Reeperbahn. Opened in 1985 under its present name, the "Freiheit" is still a venue for grandiose parties and concerts.…
You can't really call Hadley's a typical place: The place where coffee and beer is served today was until recently a hospital emergency room dating from the turn of the…
If you want to start off the evening with some tasty cocktails or listen to some DJs spinning the tables, the Häkken at Spielbudenplatz is the place to go.
Here they party like crazy. With constantly changing DJs of international renown playing house, R&B and electronica, Halo lures party-goers four times a week for exuberant…
Herzblut: A fitting name, meaning "lifeblood", since the people of St. Pauli have partying in their hearts. A cross between a club, restaurant and cocktail bar is the ideal…
High season in Hamburg: Since May 2017 visitors of the city can enjoy a glass of wine at the summer "Weinbar 26" at the classy event location "High End" on the 26th and 27th…
Wilhelmsburg still has a community centre and in 2013 is getting a garden show and building exhibition, but we still don't know whether this will be good or bad for the Elbe…
The Fleetenkieker in Hamburg's old town proves The Irish Pubs of the Hanseatic city are in no way inferior to their models of the Tempel Bar. In addition to Guinness and Irish…
“Where the Beatles played first” – at the end of Grosse Freiheit, the Indra brings the story of the Fab Four to life, while ensuring new unforgettable live moments.
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Heart, experience and intellect - this is the secret recipe for a successful bar in Hamburg. At least for the Little Phi in Hamburg. There are not only cocktails and snacks,…
The secret behind the Klimperkiste is that it doesn’t have one. It doesn’t matter if guests are laying the ground stone for a long pub crawl, or want to have a nightcap – they…
When you finally end up at Kogge, you don’t have to go anywhere else. You can drink until the wee hours of the morning, until 4 am on weekdays, until 6 am on the weekend.
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By far the most unusual café in Hamburg can be found in Ottensen: the Laundrette. The special thing about this café is that you can actually do your laundry here.
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Since 1995, it has been all about funk and soul, seven days a week. The daily changing resident DJs like The Soul Professor, kookykitchen and Mr. Smith have always provided a…
If you visit LeLion, located near Hamburg Town Hall, you will enter a parallel world, which might have been taken directly from a David Lynch film set.
"Rock 'n' Roll since 1974" is the slogan of this small live venue at the beginning of Grindelallee. Logo is one of the oldest concert venues in the city.
Like every other place on Hamburger Berg, Lunacy is always very busy at weekends. You'll have to push your way through the crowds to get to the table football.
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In the epicentre of Hamburg's celebration mile, the Irish jewel is enthroned: Molly Malone. From the doors of the bar on Hans-Albers-Platz, live music resounds until the early…
There are good reasons to visit the "Nord": This pub is not there for "lounging" or "chilling", but for "serious drinking" and talking to other people, if the popular TV show…
Paddy' s Bar in the old town is one of the most famous Irish Pubs in Hamburg. Between rustic stone walls the Irish flag is waving and Guinness is flowing out of the tap.
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The Park Café Schöne Aussichten has a picturesque location in the midst of Planten un Blomen and offers its guests the perfect place to unwind and leave the stresses of city…
The location right in the midst of the beautiful district of Ottensen with all its little boutiques and shops makes the Rehbar the perfect place for a small shopping break to…
On weekends, in the Roschinskys you can celebrate until the early hours of the morning, during the week the bar invites you to play football and have relaxed conversations.
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Saal II has escaped unscathed from the Schanze hype. The fully tiled room, especially when full, has a resounding acoustic, which makes intimate conversations difficult.
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Small, smoky and authentic: The Shamrock Pub in the Karolinenviertel is one of the oldest Irish Pubs in Hamburg. Since 1982, the pub has been a popular meeting place for exiled…
The Chug Club is a real enrichment of the Hamburg nightlife: in the happy mixture of puffy-cosy club and sophisticated bar culture, you can experience wholly new, surprising…
The Design Hotel opened its doors in St. Georg in 2008 and has since made a name for itself beyond Hamburg's borders - especially through the British charm that the various…
The Room is located in the Radisson Blu Hotel close to the Dammtor station and invites guests to enjoy ice-cold drinks in an exclusive atmosphere and to turn the night into the…
Hidden in plain sight – this small and trendy bar does not own a nameplate, which makes finding it even harder. To ease your search, Thier is located somewhere at the end of…
The 62 meters high Towerbar is located in the Hotel Hafen Hamburg, directly above the Landungsbrücken. Visitors can watch the harbour with its many ships from there while…
A spiral staircase leads up to Turmbar, which is 20 metres high. Anyone who braves the climb will be rewarded with an atmospherically lit bar with a view of Dammtor station and…
With an exceptional winter-summer concept, directly on Veringkanal, in the heart of Reiherstigviertels, the Turtur offers something for different generations and scenes.
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Not far from the Gängeviertel, the Yoko has made a name for itself. While the bar life pulsates on the upper floor, the night is danced through in the basement.
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Here the old St. Pauli still shines through. Silbersack was a local Kiez tavern, where things were down to earth, charming, but sometimes quite boisterous.
Legendary Kiez bar with distinctively shaped entrance door. Once you've gone through the spread legs of the "receptionist", one of the most original of all original places in…
Dance the night away in Hamburg's clubs and discos. Diverse, colourful, different - there's something for everyone! And don't forget the obligatory excursion to the fish market the morning after a night of dancing.
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