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Miniatur Wunderland

If you can, visit on a weekday, preferably Tuesday or Wednesday. It felt a lot less crowded, and I could take my time admiring the detail.
Look for the little hidden gems or 'hidden objects' they've placed around. It's like a mini treasure hunt that made the visit even more fun!

Don't miss the night scenes; they really come alive! I recommend staying until closing time, around 6 PM, to see the magical lights.

Be sure to allocate at least 3-4 hours if you want to see everything in detail. I rushed through too fast because I underestimated the size!
See Miniature country

Don't skip the little details in the models! I almost rushed by, but take your time - some of the scenes have funny little jokes or Easter eggs that made me laugh hard!
Try to visit on a weekday if you can. I went on a Saturday and it was super crowded, which made it tough to see everything. Weekdays are chill and you can really soak it all in.

If you're bringing kids, bring a snack or two. They have nice places to grab food, but the lines can be long. A little snack kept my energy up while we explored!
I suggest checking out the nighttime lights show they do... It's stunning! Just make sure you arrive early enough to get a good spot... I almost missed it!
Hamburg Dungeon
I recommend getting your tickets online to save a few euros and skip the line at the entrance. Seriously, nobody wants to spend half their day waiting!

Plan to spend at least two hours there. I underestimated it and rushed through some parts. There's a lot to take in; you don't want to miss anything!

Watch out for the jump scares—they totally got me! I suggest sitting towards the back of each show if you're not into surprises.

My advice is to visit on a weekday, especially if you can go early, around 10 AM. The crowds are way lighter, and you can enjoy the experience more!
CHOCOVERSUM Chocolate Museum
Hamburg Kunsthalle
International Maritime Museum
Panoptikum Hamburg
B-515

If you're on a budget, check for discount tickets online beforehand. I saved a few euros, and it really adds up!
Get there right when it opens at 10 AM. I arrived around that time and it was much less crowded, which made the experience way better.

Don’t forget to stop by the cafe for a snack! I skipped it initially, but the prices are decent, and it’s a nice break to recharge during your visit
Museumshafen Oevelgonne
Freilichtmuseum am Kiekeberg

I recommend wearing comfortable shoes because you'll do a lot of walking on those rustic paths. It can be tiring, but totally worth it!

If you visit on a Tuesday, entrance is cheaper and the crowds are smaller. I think it's a great way to enjoy the exhibits more peacefully.