Located in the north, Hamburg is the smallest state in Germany. It is a dynamic metropolis, connected to the North Sea by the Elbe River, which means that the smell of the sea can be felt everywhere in the city, even though it is about 100 kilometers from the coast. Hamburg is particularly known for its large international port, which makes the Hanseatic city THE German foreign trade metropolis.If you come to Hamburg, you can literally feel the cosmopolitanism; people say about Hamburg that everyone is at home here. The extremely diverse and dynamic art and culture scene also benefits from this. With over 60 museums and 60 theaters, you are spoilt for choice! The Hamburg of today can be defined in three words: maritime, green, historical. Numerous historic buildings allow you to step back in time during a city tour. If you want to relax afterwards, we recommend visiting one of the many green parks that dot the cityscape.Sights not to be missed during your visit to Hamburg include the Elbphilharmonie, the Reeperbahn, the Speicherstadt World Heritage Site, the Landungsbrücken and the Michel (the tower is one of the symbols of the city).You can easily park your car at one of Hamburg's motorhome areas and use the well-developed public transport network to get around! So don't wait any longer and discover the most exciting and attractive metropolis in Northern Germany by motorhome!