Carsharing

Hamburg

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Carsharing

Car sharing is a great option if you want to take a spontaneous trip to the suburbs or have a lot of heavy shopping to do. There are essentially two types of carsharing schemes in Hamburg. With non-stationary carsharing you pick up a car and drop it off at any available parking spot within the rental area. Providers like Share Now and Sixt are parked all over the city. Companies like Cambio, Greenwheels, and Flinkster operate carsharing stations, where you can choose different models. These schemes work better when you book in advance and make more sense for longer-distance travel.

Tourist Information

Hamburg Airport (HAM)

Hamburg Airport (HAM)

The ultra-modern Hamburg Airport close to the city centre offers quick arrival options and easy access to all national and international destinations. You can get to and from the airport via a suburban train (S1 line), one of the five bus lines (including a night bus and an express bus), by taxi or your own …

Lübeck Airport (LBC)

Lübeck Airport (LBC)

Lübeck Airport is a smaller airport located 8 km (5.0 mi) south of Lübeck and 54 km (34 mi) northeast of Hamburg. It is the secondary airport for the Hamburg Metropolitan Region, after the much bigger Hamburg Airport (HAM). Sometimes you will even see the airport called 'Hamburg Lübeck' for marketing purposes. You can get …

Public Transport

Public Transport

Save yourself the time and avoid the stress of driving. In the Greater Hamburg Area, suburban and underground railways and the "MetroBus" network operate on weekdays from 5am until around 11pm at 5 to 10 minute intervals. Night, express and regional buses complete the transport network. To make it easier on the travel budget, visitors …

StadtRAD Hamburg

StadtRAD Hamburg

Hamburg rides bikes! Explore the city at your own pace with the sleek red wheels of the Hamburg bike hire system StadtRAD! For locals and tourists alike, StadtRAD Hamburg is practical and the perfect means of transport in the city. There are currently more than 250 hire stations and 3,100 bikes available in many suburban …

Carsharing

Car sharing is a great option if you want to take a spontaneous trip to the suburbs or have a lot of heavy shopping to do. There are essentially two types of carsharing schemes in Hamburg. With non-stationary carsharing you pick up a car and drop it off at any available parking spot within the …

Taxi

You can easily flag a taxi down or check the link below for numbers and further information. Fare meters are used and there are numerous taxi companies. All German Taxis go by the meter. Reckon on €15 per 15 minutes along with a small tip. All taxi drivers should accept payment with …

Post

The post office at Hauptbahnhof railway Station is located in the shop K Presse + Buch. It's open on Monday to Saturday from 5 am till 5 pm. Other post offices are open Monday to Friday from 9 am till 6 pm and on Saturdays usually from 9 am till …

Pharmacy

You can fill your prescription and buy over the counter medication in hamburg by finding one of the many pharmacies signed with the large red letter “A”. They are often confused with drugstores (Drogerie), where you can get toiletries, but not medication. Pharmacies in Berlin are usually open just like any other store: closed in …

Telephone

To call from an international device, pre-dial the country code + 49 plus the area code 40, before dialling the actual telephone …

Electricity

Germany uses the Types C and F (with two earth clips on the side) electrical plug with two round pins, same as in many countries in Continental Europe. The standard voltage is 230 volts, but some hotels have special plugs for 110 or 120-volt …