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Hamburg Botanical Garden
Hagenbeck Zoo
Get there by 9 AM when it opens. It’s way less crowded and you’ll get to see the animals more lively and active, trust me!
Bring a water bottle with you. There are places to refill it and you'll save a lot instead of buying overpriced drinks inside the zoo.
Don’t waste your money on the parking if you can. Use public transport, it’s easy and cheaper - I took the subway and it was super convenient!
I found that the animal talks are great! Check the schedule and plan your itinerary around them. Missing the lion talk was a bummer for me.
Hamburg Zoo
Planten un Blomen
Plaza Elbphilharmonie
Boberger Niederung Nature Reserve
Altona Balcony
Boberger Dunin
Bring a picnicky lunch! There are some great spots by the lakes where you can chill out. It saves you money and gets you closer to nature.
Check out the wildlife! Bring binoculars if you're into birdwatching. I spotted some amazing species that I wouldn’t have noticed otherwise.
Wilhelmsburger Park
If you love peace and quiet, I suggest visiting on weekdays when it’s less crowded. I went on a Saturday, and it was a bit hectic with families and events.
Check out the little café near the entrance for some tasty snacks. I grabbed a pastry and coffee for a reasonable price before heading into the park, and it was a great way to start my day.
Altonaer Volkspark
My advice is to wear comfy shoes! The park is bigger than it looks and you’ll be doing a fair amount of walking. I regretted wearing flip-flops as I was sore the next day.