Winterhuder Kai in Hamburg is a beautiful canal in the center of the city. What makes it special is that it can be used as a public swimming pool!

Oberhafenkantine is a true Hamburg original. It's the only harbor canteen still working. But it's not just the unique feel — I also really love its food!

Kraftwerk Bille is one of Hamburg's oldest power plants fully restored and converted into a beautiful setting for artistic projects with an excellent cafe!

Gängeviertel is where I go to experience the alternative side of Hamburg. It's a hidden little treasure in the middle of the cold office blocks in the center.

Clockers Hamburg isn’t the bar for cheap drinks—but if you’re into high-quality, special cocktails and great service, trust me, here, you’ll get just that.

Café Deike in Eimsbüttel charms with vintage vibes, homemade treats, Tatort nights & French convo tables — my favorite café in the neighborhood!

"GWA St. Pauli" in Hamburg is THE place for neighborhood culture work. You can take classes in theatre, arts, capoeira... Another plus: it's on the harbor!

"Casa Portugal" in Hamburg is a spot at an artsy part of town where you can let the time pass by while enjoying delicious Portuguese food and drinks...

"The Walrus Bar" Hamburg won't become a museum - instead, it has a whole different, young cocktail culture. It seems like it's the city's hot Tinder point.

"Mikkels" in Hamburg is a cute little cafe. I immediately fell in love with its adorable interior and all the little details. Get lost in cake paradise!

"Bootsanleger Rabenstrasse" is a little wooden pier on the banks of Hamburg's Alster. I just love it for a few hours of city relaxation...

"Goldbekmarkt" in Hamburg is a typical farmer's market near the water. The best thing about it is the location but I also love wandering around the stalls.