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In its port work 80,000 people turning it into the greatest port of Europe; thanks to it the city is one of the most important economic poles of the all Germany. The port of Hamburg has been existing for 800 years and every year in May, impressive boats of 3 or 4 masts gather there for the joy of thousands visitors. It’s an incredible show not to miss!
The environs of the city offer you pleasant zones of excursion: the Elbe River, the moors of Lüneburg (Lüneburger Heide), the lakes in Holstein and Mecklenburg and the beaches of the Baltic Sea are only a few of the physical stunning beauties you can enjoy once there.
Hamburg is a cosmopolitan city where the cold elegance of mansions and luxurious hotels comes along with the vibrant frenzy of international musical productions and wonderful shopping malls.
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The Reeperbahn, the main street in St. Paul’s district, is the principal area for diversion in the city where nobody sleeps and the celebrations never stop. A young public flocks in this borough in search of clubs and the discos.
Another notable district, well-known for its peculiar market, is Altona. Here you can find the best fresh fish ever… you’ll be submerged by a kaleidoscopic variety of colors as well.
Finally, it’s fair to say that Hamburg is the greenest city in Germany. Parks and gardens cover up to 13% of the city surface, protected lands reach another 23%, and natural reserves a 6%.
So what are you waiting for? Join us in one of our school in Hamburg. You can easily improve your language skills whilst having great time on the Elbe riverside.
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