This postoffice is hidden inside Hamburg Central Station, so it can be rather challenging to find…read moreit. But it's always empty, and post office employees are very friendly and happy to help. You can send your letter or package here, or check small but nice selection of stationery. How to find: go inside the central station and look for P&B Press and Books, go inside the P&B and up to the 1st floor. You will see the post stand there.

Planten un Blomen is a very beautiful park where you can spend a few hours people watching or to…read morehave a picnic. We were here recently on a sunny Saturday afternoon and there were plenty of flowers in bloom. You can also see the Heinrich Hertz Tower from the park. Highly recommend to visit the park on sunny day and/ or during the spring season.

What a beautiful park! I walked through on a sunny and warm Sunday afternoon. The park was PACKED…read moreso be ready. Tons of family and kids. There is a huge play area for kids. I don't take any pictures as I don't want to post pictures of other peoples children. But it's a great spot to take the kids to play. There is a water play area as well. There are places to buy food and a beer garden as well. Also a great spot to take pictures! Loved it here!!

Quite a unique history and a church stood through times. I'm amazed with it even I'm not a church…read moregoer, it's not big compared to others but quite big and impressive with the inside structure and decor. They do have a maze underneath where thy buried important people there. The top is quite breadth taking of 360 view of the city. You can just spend hrs to enjoys and take in the views. Quite stunning.

Having not being familiar with white interiors, I was fascinated by this lovely church. What a…read moregorgeous interior.

Relatively easy to navigate. English language books can be found on the third floor across from a…read morecomputer lab. The selection is not extensive. There are less than ten rows of books if my memory serves me right, but I found a lot that interested me. Movies on the lower floor also have English language audio options. I wish the search feature on the website was more user-friendly.

For a literature junkie such as myself the promise of being able to borrow books in my native…read morelanguage is enough of a lure to separate me from my bed, get up early on a Saturday morning and head down here... even though I was running on a few mere hours of precious sleep. The building that is home to the Zentralbibliothek is huge I park my bike only steps outside of it's doors and then it's two very large floors of exploring to choose from-where does one start. English is on the 2nd floor go up the stairs and then turn right and walk into the next room... we're housed next to the Children's section... I'm unsure whether this is a statement or a funny that they put the English readers next to the nosiest section of the place. There's plenty of chairs and tables to sit down and settled into a world or imagination and intrigue... or If your studying for an exam, tutoring English perhaps like myself... there are plenty of very dull reference books to choose from which which you can torture you pupils with :-) If reading isn't you style this Bücherhallen has a rather large collection of CDS, DVDS and audio books to keep you occupied with... I can, and have whittled away hours here at a time without even realising that it's getting late. A must for any book lover!