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BALLINSTADT

Not a city for successful German rappers, the “harbour of dreams” exhibition at the former emigration centre documents the movement of Germans to the West between 1850 and 1939 - examining the Hanseatic port's role as an embarkation point to new life in the US.

Address: 2 VEDDELER BOGEN. | Tel: +49 40 3197 9160
BEATLEMANIA

Before unleashing their act on an unsuspecting world, the Fab Four honed their talents in Hamburg. Beatlemania (pictured) documents the legend that was John, Paul, George and Ringo.

Address: 277 GROSSE ELBESTRASSE. | Tel: +49 (0)40 8588 8888
Die Welt Steht Kopf

Looking like it has fallen right out of the sky, Die Welt Steht Kopf (“the world on its head”) has a simple but striking concept: it's a completely normal house, except that it's upside down. Even once you enter, the sofas, tables, toilets and beds are fixed to the roof, while the floor is completely clear to wander around. Surreal and disorienting, it's a perfect way to gain another perspective on life. FLY TO HAMBURG (LUBECK) FROM 10 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING PALMA MALLORCA. VISIT WWW.RYANAIR.COM
Harry's Hafenbasar

For over half a century this unusual museum has been a hideaway of imported treasure, a medley of African art, exotic weapons, maritime souvenirs and musical instruments

Tel: +49 (0)40 312482
Rodney Graham

Canadian artist Rodney Graham is the focus of the Hamburger Kunsthalle's latest exhibition, showcasing 100 of the photo conceptualist's works (pictured) and documenting his infl uences, which include Sigmund Freud and Edgar Allan Poe.

Tel: +49 (0)40 4281 31400
SPEICHERSTADT MUSEUM

Playing tribute to Hamburg's once-proud role as the warehouse of the world, the Speicherstadt Museum exhibits various goods collected from the companies that formerly called this storage district home.

Address: 2 ST ANNENUFER. | Tel: +49 (0)40 321191
VIEWS OF HAMBURG

An exploration of the Hanseatic influence on early modernism. Some 80 paintings by artists ranging from Max Liebermann to Andreas Feiniger (pictured) are on display as part of the Kunsthalle's Views of Hamburg extravaganza.

Address: GLOCKENGIESSERWALL. | Tel: +49 (0)40 4281 3120-0

Hamburg: See

Not a city for successful German rappers, the “harbour of dreams” exhibition at the former emigration centre documents the movement of Germans to the West between 1850 and 1939 - examining the Hanseatic port's role as an embarkation point to new life in the US.

Before unleashing their act on an unsuspecting world, the Fab Four honed their talents in Hamburg. Beatlemania (pictured) documents the legend that was John, Paul, George and Ringo.

For over half a century this unusual museum has been a hideaway of imported treasure, a medley of African art, exotic weapons, maritime souvenirs and musical instruments

Canadian artist Rodney Graham is the focus of the Hamburger Kunsthalle's latest exhibition, showcasing 100 of the photo conceptualist's works (pictured) and documenting his infl uences, which include Sigmund Freud and Edgar Allan Poe.

Playing tribute to Hamburg's once-proud role as the warehouse of the world, the Speicherstadt Museum exhibits various goods collected from the companies that formerly called this storage district home.

An exploration of the Hanseatic influence on early modernism. Some 80 paintings by artists ranging from Max Liebermann to Andreas Feiniger (pictured) are on display as part of the Kunsthalle's Views of Hamburg extravaganza.