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!

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.

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!

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!

Hayns Park Hamburg is one of my favorite spots to hang out outside and enjoy the sunny breeze. It is really idyllic with its cherry trees, the Alster...

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!

"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.

"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!

"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.

"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...