Great, big and easy to get around. 1st time here and glad it easy to navigate around without…read moreasking for help (with I normally do since language barrier). Plenty to shops, restaurants, stores within the station.

This is a big train station and is super lively! There's plenty of cafes and food shops on the main…read morecorridor where the trains are. There is a top floor, where they have a convenience store, a McDonald's, another fast casual restaurant, and other stores. This one of the better train stations in Germany! I'm biased since I love the vibe of the city of Hamburg . . . it gives Berlin vibes!

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Our second underground station in Hamburg, we took the U2 here because I'm lazy and didn't want to…read moreget in a taxi. What's particularly interesting about Jungfernstieg is that it's almost entirely underwater but you'd never know that from the platforms, which are on THREE levels. Servicing the S1, S2 and S3 lines (between Stadthausbrücke and Hauptbahnhof) and the U1, U2 and U3 lines (between varying stations), the station is completely handicap accessible which was useful for us as we were pulling entirely too much luggage. Reasonable signage for connections and the way to the exit, though working out which exit we actually wanted was a bit more challenging. There are over 20 different entrances and exits! The station has four island platforms and there is a staffed service ecnter here plus the usual self-service ticketing kiosks. [Review 12051 overall, 1834 of 2019.]

We caught a cab here from the airport because we weren't really sure about public transportation…read moreand it seemed a lot more complicated. Our cab driver knew exactly where to go when we showed him the address and port, so I would suggest just taking a taxi if you are able. We arrived a bit earlier than planned, and we were glad, as there wasn't a large crowd or line at the front entrance. Had we not gotten information from our cruise line, MSC, it may have been a bit confusing. There was one attendant who couldn't really answer any of our questions and only pointed us to bag drop-off. Some of the other passengers spoke English and were able to help us out. Once we checked in our luggage, we headed inside. It's a very large and open area, cold and without much of an atmosphere or view, other than staring straight at the side of the cruise ship. There are washrooms and a small café with minimal snacks for purchase. We weren't really sure what to do from here, so we asked one of the attendants at the counter, who told us they would call our number when it was our turn to board. Other than that, it's really just a waiting game. I would suggest bringing your own water, snacks, a sweater, and something to keep yourself occupied, as well as sitting close to where you get in line. The seats can get pretty uncomfortable after awhile, and you have to pay attention to when they call for boarding, since they weren't using any kind of PA system while we were there.

Not sure what the other reviews say since they're in German, but we had a very pleasant embarkation…read moreand disembarkation at this cruise center. The location is rather difficult to get to via public transportation, but your cruise line probably provides transportation from the airport or the Hamburg Central Train Station for a fee (we paid €10 per cabin to get to the MSC ship but the return trip at end of the cruise was free.)