Hamburg, Germany is located in the northern part of the country and is as well known for its bustling port as it is for its quaint cafes, historical sites and delicious German cuisine. Visitors can take a private jet charter to enjoy perusing the local shops for handmade goods, locally-sourced cheese and sausage and enjoying the unique aspects of Hamburg's decidedly German culture.
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call usChartering a private jet to and from the city of Hamburg is made infinitely easier for luxury passengers who opt to travel via private jet.
There is so much to do in Hamburg (Germany) that it may seem impossible to pack it all into one day. Narrowing down the options depends on what experience you want to have in this German metropolis.
Boat tours of the Harbour in Hamburg are among the greatest options for travellers because of the spectacular beauty surrounding this area of the city. Because it is a bustling port, there is plenty to see during the boat tour, from stately yachts to water-based sports competitions to wildlife and more.
Otherwise known as the City of Warehouses, the Speicherstadt started as a group of structures built on a pile of oak wood and designed with a Gothic Revival aesthetic. However, it is now a World Heritage Site and attracts passengers who want to walk through this historical landmark.
There are canals surrounding the structures, and some of the warehouses have been turned into living spaces. There are also small shops and other eclectic businesses found here.
This is an attraction found in the Speicherstadt and fills one of the warehouse spaces. Miniatur Wunderland has scale models of Austria, central parts of Germany and a unique portion, Knuffingen. Elements have been added to represent Italy, the United States and more.
All parts of the Miniatur Wunderland have moving parts, from people to traffic. There is also a huge railway track. It is also significantly interactive because visitors can flick the switches on and off to control the elements of the model.
This is one of the most expansive and visually-appealing greenspaces in the region. The Planten un Blomen is a 47-hectare property boasting botanical gardens, greenhouses, ponds and expanses of lush, green lawn.
The summer is the time in which the Planten un Blomen really attracts travellers to Hamburg (Germany) because the rose gardens are in full bloom.
One of the interesting things about Hamburg is that there is an array of luxury properties ready to cater to your lodging needs.
The stately Hotel Atlantic Hamburg appears aristocratic at first glance, beckoning travellers with unparalleled opulence. Situated in the heart of Hamburg, the hotel offers luxury travellers amenities like world-class concierge services, a business centre and an on-site restaurant.
The Fontenay is a lakefront property that draws luxury travellers with its modern architecture and aesthetically-pleasing guest rooms. There is an on-site spa offering a full menu of personal care services and special packages for those embarking on speciality vacations.
Also situated on the water, the Hotel Louis C. Jacob offers exterior dining replete with candlelight and harbour vistas, spacious guestrooms and live entertainment to keep guests engaged. The concierge services ensure that luxury travellers have access to services to enhance their trips.
The Grand Elysee Hamburg is located in the heart of the city, offering centralized access to a number of local attractions. There is an on-site sauna, spa and pool, as well as a solarium. The property also has a restaurant and bar for luxury travellers to enjoy without leaving.
Is not the typical Michelin-starred Hamburg restaurant. The restaurant's minimalist dining room has only 42 seats, and the servers are dressed more for a picnic than a formal dinner. Chef Stefan Barnhusen creates stunning plates at Jellyfish using sustainable fish and seafood, much of which is sourced locally.
Café Paris is a traditional French bistro in a magnificent 19th-century building near the Rathaus. The art nouveau design and excellent food make this French café unique. Tartares are a speciality at Cafe Paris. While sitting at the bar, we ate this Tartare du Chef.
Flying in and out of Hamburg is made more convenient when you book a private jet. Not only can you enjoy a more convenient flight schedule, but also, you ensure that your trip is a luxurious one.
Whether you are travelling with just a few people or in a larger group, booking a private jet allows you to create your own itinerary to enjoy the best that Hamburg has to offer before moving on to the next leg of your trip or returning to home base.
The city of Hamburg (Germany) has two major airports: Hamburg Airport (IATA: HAM, ICAO: EDDH), the city's international passenger airport and Hamburg Finkenwerder (IATA: XFW, ICAO: EDHI), which handles transfer, freight, and test flights for Airbus.
The airport in Hamburg is located 8.5 kilometres north of the city centre. If you travel by car or taxi, the trip takes about 25 minutes.
Yes, private jet passengers have access to a full range of VIP services.
