Hamburg. Day 2 more pictures
20. Juli 2023 in Deutschland ⋅ ⛅ 19 °CChile House, Central Train Station, Alster fountain
Chile House, Central Train Station, Alster fountain
Today we walked the city centre, we saw - Chile House, Hamburg Townhall, shopping precinct, Alster, Central Train Station and everything in between.....
Hamburg, a major port city in northern Germany, resides between the River Alster and the River Elbe. Germany is connected to the North Sea by the Elbe River. It's crossed by hundreds of canals, andWeiterlesen
We walked 17km on Saturday around Copenhagen and we included a canal tour.... Steffi later shared the only way to stop me was to say 'oh look there's a bar, let's have a drink' haha. BeautifulWeiterlesen
So I like to research the areas I've been to so here's some info on Copenhagen, you can skip to the photo's if wish, this one is lengthy 😉
Copenhagen, Denmark’s capital is coastal which isWeiterlesen
Denmark has beautiful rolling countryside, and predominantly all country with cottage style homes scattered through.
We stopped in at Middelfart (meaning Middle Way) for a walk break on our way toWeiterlesen
Buxtehude is sometimes called the "Fairytale Capital of the World," The tale of "The Hare and the Hedgehog" by the Brothers Grimm is set in this town. They have adopted the theme which is fun andWeiterlesen
Buxtehude is on the Este River in Northern Germany, belonging to the district of Stade in Lower Saxony.
In 1945 the population grew to 14,000. Hamburg was in ruins from being bombed during the warWeiterlesen
Lüneburg has a beautiful medieval feel to it, lots of red brick buildings.
Lüneburg was know for the underground salt and the saltworks export for over 1000 years.
Day of shopping, checked out theWeiterlesen
This zoo is beautiful, set inside a forest with mostly large enclosures. Great to get your step up although my garmin decided it wasn't going to count mine so I'm using Steffs haha)
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Reisender Really loving the pics and updates 🙂