Go hipster and enjoy Hamburg’s vibes for 4 days!

Go hipster and enjoy Hamburg vibes for 4 days

I am not going to write a travel guide about what to see, visit and eat in Hamburg, Germany, as I would like to inspire you to go hipster and enjoy Hamburg’s vibes for 4 days yourself!

Go hipster and enjoy Hamburg’s vibes – 4 days itinerary

We were lucky to visit Hamburg during the festivities on the port dedicated to the port itself. The weather was nice and we were walking along with the port. The port’s days were celebrated with an exhibition of training sailing ships from all around the world, a lot of wursts and music festival with different music styles and their fans.

The emblematic Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg

In the first place, we started our walking tour at the Elbphilharmonie – the emblematic Hamburg concert hall.

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg
Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Hamburg port festivities

Then we were walking down the port admiring the ship exhibition. The ships were open for visitors and we went on the board of the Russian ”Mir” from Saint Petersburg. Worth of visiting as every visitor received a postcard as a souvenir.

Russian ship Mir in Hamburg
Russian ship Mir in Hamburg

We continued our walk to the old port and saw a huge military helicopter in the air making a show for us! That was awesome! On the way back, we took a ferry (free entrance combined with public transport) and stopped at some music stages listening to great music with people dancing and having fun.

Hamburg port festivities
Hamburg port festivities

Enjoy Hamburg’s city vibes

The next day we decided to visit the city centre and all the main attractions – the Town Hall and the main square, St. Petri church, St. Nikolai Memorial and many others and came back to St Pauli – the famous hipster neighbourhood we stayed. St Pauli is a vibrant place with a lot of hipster cafes and concept stores.

St Pauli - the famous hipster neighbourhood in Hamburg
St Pauli – the famous hipster neighbourhood in Hamburg

Go hipster and visit St Pauli neighbourhood

We had a coffee at Tornqvist cafe – the best cafe I’ve ever been in my life. Designed in Scandinavian style the cafe offers delicious coffee, soft drinks, and cakes. Don’t miss it out! 

Tornqvist cafe Hamburg
Tornqvist cafe Hamburg

In the late afternoon, we visited the flea market just around the corner of our AirBnB (great place in a great location, highly recommend Nicole’s place) and enjoyed the local atmosphere. You could find amazing things at a symbolic price.

St Pauli Block Festival

In the evening we took part in the Block Festival in St Pauli – freestyle party with rap music, basketball, and beer! Great end of our trip!

Hamburg is one of my favourite cities so far and I would definitely come back there to go hipster and enjoy its vibes again!