We start our walk through Hamburg's Neustadt in front of the Dammtor train station near the ramparts and take a trip to Hamburg's oldest green area.
There in the peaceful urban idyll we explore the military past of this park.
Looking at the urban planning of the 18/19th century and talking about housing emergency once and now.
We will talk about what it took to be a hamburger and to be able to describe ourselves as such.
Looking at the bourgeoisie and its privileges, the arrogance of Hamburg politics.
What about the chances of the rich and poor to rise in 19th century Hamburg.
I tell you about two well-known Hamburgers whose life story could not have been more contrasting.
Have a conversation about Hamburg originals and the story behind these “flagship citizens” with you.
Come with me through the New Town,
to the small town in the big city with all its contrasts.
We meet at Dag Hammarskjöld Square, just in front of Dammtor train station, directly opposite Planten un Blomen. You can recognize the tour guide by our orange umbrellas at the meeting point.
In Hamburg’s “open-air museum”, it’s goodbye and goodbye.
An amusing story why the Emperor got his own train station.
We take a walk through the Green Lung of downtown.
A public greenhouse for everyone.
A great concert hall from a great shipowner.
The first and last skyscraper in our city center.
Here you can find out what housing compaction can lead to.
Meet a Hamburg original.
One of the most beautiful places in Hamburg.
Get to know more than 400 years of tradition here.
Welcome to Hamburg’s “open-air museum”, here it’s bye and bye.
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