Hamburgs oldest and most traditional open air market is a seafood heaven. Established four hundered yeas ago, the scene in the market has changed little over the centuries. Hawers and stalls abound, and you’re going to spend a long, long time trying to reach a deal if your German isn’t upt to scratch. Take a translator along of find someone who knows English… it’ll still be a lot of fun. It’s only open on Sunday mornigns though, so make sure to plan that into your trip. The Auction Hall will usually have some music going and you might want to dance, which is normal here. Even early in the morning, there’s beer available. Coffee lovers, don’t feel shortchanged, you’ll be just as well catered to. Rememebr that most things here sell on auction, which is load and loads of fun. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Hamburg itinerary 2 days.

• Neumuhlen/Ovelgonne

• Fleetschlosschen
• Deichgraf

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