German Language School in Hamburg, Germany:For many centuries, Hamburg has seen the world come and go. Immigrants from all over the world have shaped Hamburg's history and have made Hamburg what it is today: that is, a cosmopolitan and culturally diverse city, a major player in European trade, the world's second largest consular city, the cultural centre of north Germany...
The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg
The municipal area with its 755 km2 is seven times the size of Paris and 2 ½ times that of London. For this very reason Hamburg presents an exceptionally high standard of living and housing. With 30 m2 living space per person, Hamburg enjoys the largest average personal living space of all big cities in the world. In fact, 14% of the city is made up of green and recreation areas. Hamburg boasts 2302 bridges, more than the total of all bridges that Venice and Amsterdam have to offer. With more than 90 consulates, Hamburg ranks only second to New York as the city with the most consulates in the world. The cultural centre of north Germany
There are 31 theaters in Hamburg, 6 musical performing halls, 10 cabarets as well as 50 public and private museums and 4000 restaurants to choose from. The banks of the Elbe and the Alster Rivers readily invite you to promenade along their shores to your heart’s desire. Harbor sight-seeing boat trips are more than impressive and let you enjoy a view of the panorama from a very special vantage point. There’s a grand lake right in the heart of the city center, the Alster. At the very end of a sight-seeing boat trip on the Alster, you are actually in the center of town, where you may shop to you heart’s content or take a much needed rest in a street-side café. You may go anywhere you like, very fast, for a small charge, if you hop on to any of the modern subway trains or the metro busses waiting there for you. The City of Education
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