Neo-Gothic buildings - Hamburg

Hamburg is one of Europe's most famous ports, whose charm lies in the factory districts and old warehouses. Fans of such scenery, recommend starting a tour of the district of Speicherstadt. Neo-Gothic buildings located above the canals will delight every fan of Venetian climates. Some of the buildings are still stored, others serve as museums or exhibition areas. There is a Museum of Miniature Wunderland. It's a mini version, but it's impressive. It has over 10,000 wagon and 4 110 buildings and bridges. By the way, you can see the process of building a nearby futuristic district of Hafen City, which includes ten areas dedicated to specific areas, such as science, entertainment or commerce.

In October it is necessary to try the local fliederbeersuppe, a soup based on elderberry, and more specifically fruit juice. Added to it are dumplings, sometimes also autumn fruits, such as apples.