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

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

As a former alum of America's Classpass and New York Sports Club and a variety of other terrible…read moregyms, TRULY, there is so much sport fun to be had at Sportspaß and for such cheap prices!!! I'm a member of both their gym (sauna, different locker room, weights, cardio equip, the usual for 27€ a month) as well as their classes (10€ a month on top of the 27). I'm pretty skeptical about fitness classes usually, especially when recommended to me by people who don't exercise regularly like I do. Was I egotistical. I will say it now - even if you think you're fit, Sportspaß WILL work you out. The instructors are at large nice and to the point - they offer modified exercises when needed, and their routines are perfectly paced and difficult. They don't shy away from HIIT workout technique like slamming you with a weight exercise only to transition into a really difficult core stability exercise only to jump into something that involves squatting for pretty much 2 minutes straight in variations. My favorite classes are BBRP, Complete Body Workout, Tough Class, Rücken Balance, love a good Qi Gong session actually, and FASZIO. All amazing. Facility - so well kept. Everyone always remembers to bring a towel to lay on the yoga mats and on equipment, and the floors are never nasty, as you would imagine them to be from other people working out on them. Occasionally a group class room will smell because the windows have to be kept shut during workouts because of noise complaints about the music (which is truly nothing compared to how loud the pop music always was at NYSC), but it's not all the time and people will open the windows in between classes. The gym facility is really clean and very rarely/once has equipment been broken. The instruction is of course in German but I've never had a problem understanding the task at hand by keeping a beady eye on the instructor. The types of classes are basically unlimited if you get the gym as well as you can go to other Spirtspaß centers in the city. Most of all, EVERYONE at the gym I've met has been SO nice and I've never had a problem with creeps at the weigh section or aggressive wannabe athletes. The center is mostly dominated by old people and it's great - they're exercising to survive but also to have fun, which should be how people approach their fitness. Love love love Sportliebe

From the owner: DISCO Party, Aerobic, Dance, Yoga, Fitness, Paartanz, Outdoor, Ballsport, Reisenread more

From the owner: Modernste Fitnessgeräte auf 2.400 m², EMS + PowerPlate, rund 100 Kurse im Monat, Kampfsport…read more(Boxfitness + Tae Kwon Do), ein eigener Trainingsbereich nur für Damen, Sauna, Massagen, Kinderbetreuung, Reha-Sport - täglich von 7 - 23 Uhr geöffnet.

'Inner-Alster' is the smaller part of a lake that defines the heart of Hamburg. Beyond two bridges…read more- one named in honour of president Kennedy - is the Outer-Alster, a lake of 1,2 square miles. A net of more than 120 miles of waterways meanders through the city. In spring it is unbelievably beautiful to canooe this wonderworld. Blossoming trees and dedicately tended gardens border the rivers and creeks, the canals and cul-de-sacs. More than 50 kinds of birds build nests and rise their offspring between low hanging branches, dusted by pollen from countless bushes and trees. Four weeks ago the swans were freed again - after incarnation for the winter time. Never before they could court as undisturbed as 2020.

Jetzt im Herbst ist ein Blick vom Jungfernstieg auf die Alster schöner denn je. Heine hat in seinen…read morejungen Jahren oft im Pavillon gesessen, der damals noch anders aussah. Und wahrscheinlich hat der Schwerenöter weniger auf die Alster als auf den Jungfernstieg gesehen, auf dem junge Damen flanierten. Tatsächlich war das Theater-Viertel - am heutigen Gänsemarkt - mit dem dazugehörigen Straßenstrich - nur einen Steinwurf entfernt. Wenn man heute im ALEX am Jungfernstieg sitzt, kann man erahnen, wie romantische Gefühle aufkommen können. Wenn man ein Schiff wie die St. Georg betritt, fühlt man sich ein bisschen zurückversetzt in das 19. Jahrhundert. Heine hätte Dampfschiffe gemocht.

Really great gym. Big area with a lot interesting boulders. Make sure you don't miss the area…read moredownstairs. At the entrance floor you also have a kid's section, that looked well designed for kids (making actually hard boulders according to their size). This gym feels well suited for beginners and advanced levels