PSA: The entrance is on a small commercial/office park street off Gasstraße *not* Mendelssohnstraße…read moreas it might look like on some maps. Don't make the mistake I did and wander around in circles wasting precious time where you could have been climbing! Cool, now that that's over with... My hometown gym is Dogpatch Boulders in SF, and I routinely complain about how Dogpatch has "ruined" other climbing gyms for me because bouldering just isn't as fun anywhere else. So when my coworker described FLASHH as "like Dogpatch," I was skeptical. Turns out he was right! The problems here are challenging, with a wide variety of holds and routes. There's plenty of space, and a range of route heights as well. Problems tend to involve fewer, larger holds and more reach and flexible movement than I'm used to, which was surprisingly fun rather than frustrating (given my short height). Routes are rated on the Fontainebleau scale, typical in Europe, rather than the V scale. I have yet to figure out the exact conversion, but regardless there's plenty of variety in problems to keep climbers at all levels interested. Finally, the most important question: How to pronounce the name of this place? Is the second "H" silent? Guess I'll have to go back and ask!

I've been to climbing gyms all over the place, and this is easily one of the nicest. They've really…read moremade the best of the huge amount of space they have. There's good problem variety, both in style and in difficulty, and at the end of the night I was going home because I was beat, not because I was bored. Having only been there once, I can't say how well they handle problem rotation, but considering the attention paid to everything else (and the size of the place), I feel comfortable assuming they do a good job. Despite having other climbing gyms closer, this is the place I'll be getting a membership to. The only downside is that it was a seriously hot night and the fans were not at all keeping up. I imagine most of the time this isn't a problem, but it was basically a sauna.

Maybe we just got off on the wrong foot…read more Whenever we meet you're usually grumpy. People say you're lovely but to me, you're just grumpy. This crisp Winter morning though you smile. You manage to brighten up my day. And for the first time I can see why people speak so fondly of you. A narrow city beach. Blue skies. Large container ships passing by and merging with the dockyards' silhouettes for a moment. A beach bar, a hot drink. People chilling, sunbathing, walking their dogs. Or kids. Hamburg, you showed me your pretty side. I can stay here for a while.

It seems kinda weird that I'm writing the first (English) review of the main Hamburg beach. But I…read moreguess there's not all that much to say: It's a sandy beach on the banks of the Elbe in Hamburg. A few notes: - A nice way to get here is to take the ferry from Landungsbrucken. - Be careful when you're near the water's edge. See that container ship going past in the distance? It moves a lot of water, and can cause some surprising waves - There are permanent barbeques on the beach. - There are public toilets - There are restaurants nearby

A huge adventure playground for all ages in the north west corner of this huge brilliant central…read morepark in Hamburg. Water sprays, climbing nets, death slide, fake mountains with slides plus a decent cafe / snack bars and toilets on site. Lots of space even when there are hundreds of children on the site (most weekend afternoons) We come here with the children a few times each month.

the jacuzzi here is special with different water pressure -- it's like getting a massage…read more only thing I don't like about this place is that it is underground and has no natural light.

Super fun! We went there twice a few days after it opened. The staff was nice, the prices are not…read moretoo cheap, but the place is special! One hour is more than enough to get you all sweaty and happy. However, I recommend to go there during weekdays to avoid the crowd. Despite the hall being relatively empty, the changing rooms were already too crowded. I can't see how this is going to be any better if the place exists for a longer time and more people are coming.

From the owner: Über JUMP House Springen, Turnen, Akrobatik, Basketball,…read more3D-Völkerball, jede Menge Spaß und Action - und das alles auf riesigen, nahtlos miteinander verbundenen Trampolinflächen, die sogar die Wände einbeziehen: Das bietet Deutschlands erster Indoor-Trampolinpark JUMP House seit Dezember 2014 in Hamburg-Stellingen. Insgesamt 3.000 Quadratmeter Aktionsfläche, davon über 1.600 Quadratmeter reine Sprungfläche mit über 100 Trampolinen, laden große und kleine Sportfans zu nahezu grenzenlosem Sprungspaß ein: Auf dem großen Haupttrampolinfeld "FreeJUMP" mit über 50 Trampolinen, Sprungrampen, Podesten und Wandtrampolinen können sich Besucher so richtig austoben. Die dreidimensionale Trampolinarena "GameJUMP" bietet Platz für eine neue, rasante Variante von klassischen Mannschaftssportarten wie Völkerball. Basketballfreunde lernen im "SlamJUMP", wie Profis den Ball in die Körbe zu dunken. Im "FoamJUMP", einer großen Schaumstoffgrube mit drei Trampolinbahnen, landet man garantiert weich. In der "BattleBox" treten Nachwuchsgladiatoren und Gleichgewichtshelden auf einem schmalen Balken über weichen Schaumstoffgruben gegeneinander an. Für Schulklassen, Kindergeburtstage und Firmenfeiern gibt es spezielle Angebotspakete inkl. Essen & Trinkenund moderne Eventflächen. JUMP House ist ein völlig neuartiges Erlebnis und Workout für jeden Spaßbegeisterten: Wer laufen kann, kann auch springen!

One of the biggest slot car racing parks in Europe. Trying out how fast to go through the curves,…read moregetting the fastest round and having a lot of fun. Time flies by when you're at the slot car racing. The different tracks all have 6 lanes. The courses are named after famous racing tracks like Le Mans or Monza. Enjoy

This is a section of the botanical gardens in Hamburg. It's a beautifully manicured garden with…read moreclassic Japanese features like vibrant blossoms, bonsai trees, manicured and shaped trees, a Japanese tea house and water features. It's a lonely place to walk around and it seems they also use this as a wedding location in town. If you are in the botanical gardens of Hamburg you will see this place as you walk around. A lovely place to visit when in town.

From the owner: Ausserhalb der Saison (April - Oktober) nur auf Anfrage am…read moreWochenende geöffnet