Attached flat with 50 sqm built in 2021 in a new building with 2 bedrooms, each with 1 bed with premium mattress from Tempur oversize 100x200, spacious living area and open kitchen with breakfast bar, large fridge and stove as well as dishwasher and Nespresso machine. Separate entrance and equipped with smart home technology, LED lighting, keyless access, 100mb WLAN and digital TV & radio package. Separate entrance and equipped with smart home technology, LED lighting, keyless access, 100mb WLAN and digital TV & radio package and much more. Quiet location on the edge of the forest with a 5-minute connection to the A7 in Hamburg Eissendorf. At different points in its history, Hamburg has been known for many things. Port city, media capital, millionaire metropolis and anarchist center - and sometimes everything at the same time. Germany's second largest city offers a heady mix of gale force North Sea winds, boisterous nightlife, rich Hanseatic history and radical politics. Hamburg has more bridges than Venice and basks in clear northern lights. It's a city characterized by its proximity to the water, from the Sunday morning fish market and quaint Strandperle to the Schanzenviertel, the traditional - if now heavily gentrified - heart of Hamburg's counterculture. It is a city of contrasts: from the red light frenzy of the Reeperbahn and world-class cultural institutions such as the Elbphilharmonie and the Hamburger Kunsthalle. As you can no doubt guess, Hamburg is a damn difficult place to sum up in a few paragraphs. So read on for our top 10 best attractions in this delightfully diverse, multi-faceted and undefinable city. The beautiful sandstone wonder, the Hamburg City Hall, has always been the heart of the old town. Dominating its surroundings thanks to its soaring spire and vast square, City Hall is a functioning government building and houses the city's government. It also contains plenty of history in its exhibitions - the public can visit it daily, either through guided tours or on their own. Just because you're in town doesn't mean you can't visit the beach. Strandperle is a fixture on Hamburg's sandy stretch along the Elbe, dotted with sunbathers and swimmers in the warmer months. With a large terrace of tables, chairs and umbrellas, a bar, a kitchen and the harbor in the background, the Strandperle is a popular meeting place for locals and tourists alike. Open all day Friday through Sunday, visit here for a beer and burger, meet up with cocktails and friends, or rent the "upper deck" for an intimate dinner party