A truly brilliant idea supported by multiple voluntary organisations but primarily by KinderKinder…read moree.V and SportSpaß. The whole theme of the event is music for kids. And this festival occurs every year around June. What can you expect? Planten und Blomen is transformed from a tranquil park space into a park full of music and activity. Expect international dances, childrens songs, instruments for all children to experiment with, storytelling, face painting, and much much more. There is always a programme (see above to the pdf link for that). And then on the side lots of stuff for your kids to experiment with. Not just traditional instruments are there, expect strange looking home made instruments made out of drain pipes, pots and pans, and anything else that makes a great sound. It's incredibly hard to describe how it really is. If you have kids then just head over there and have a fantastic afternoon. I have been there the past few years and never been disappointed with the offering there. Conclusion: A yearly festival that you just have to visit if you have kids. And even if you don't, then just act like a big kid! And the added bonus it doesn't cost a thing.

Fun times at the Hamburg Dom, a month long carnival. This is…read moremy 2nd time here. The last time was in 2016 or 2017. Always a fun time with Food and Fun. (Family friendly too) A great night out!

DOM is really nice, friendly and family. There is a lot of…read moredifferents stands and everyone can find his account. You can go during the sunset in the ferris wheel where you will have a beautiful view of Hamburg.

Awesome event to wine down the week. Amazing food, great variety, good music, tons of new foods to…read moretaste! Lovin Hamburg!

The Christmas market, or Weihnachtsmarkt at the Rathaus in Hamburg is extremely impressive. Not…read morebecause of the copious quantities of gluhwein you can drink, or bratwurst to munch on... although they are great. No - this is the only christmas market I've seen so far to have an actual flying santa complete with reindeer and sleigh. Incredible...! Also - see my photos of the best ham sandwich you will ever eat in your life. I'm going back there for lunch every day.

We visited 4 destinations and were hoping for Christmas Markets in all of them (Hamburg, Bruges,…read moreRotterdam and Paris). Hamburg was by far the best. Doesn't look much when the cruise shuttle pulls up just opposite but the stalls are full of festive goodies and nice quality souvenirs, lots of hot chocolate, German mulled wine and hot dogs. All very reasonably priced for a festive attraction. The town hall was open too and was beautifully decorated and a great escape from the bitter cold for a short while. A lovely few hours spent here. Very much enjoyed. A great start to the Christmas holidays. Thanks Hamburg.