Hüner Güney

The Spalentor (Gate of Spalen) is the most magnificent and impressive of the three city gates still remaining from the city fortifications dating from 1400.
In times gone by, many important supplies and provisions entered the city through this gate having arrived from Alsace. Its square main tower, flanked on each side by two round towers, would have been seen long before arriving at the gates of the city. The façade facing away from the city is also decorated with three figures dating back to the 15th century - the Madonna and two prophets.

A nice restaurant located next to the Hamburg City Hall. You can sit down without waiting too long in line. Friendly and warm staff welcomes you. You don't have to wait long to order. I can say that I found the taste sufficient.

A very tidy and clean airport
Cleanliness is important here, both in the toilets and the seating areas.
There are many shops for shopping, you can shop or eat many different dishes while waiting for your flight.
There are always signs guiding you to the platform where you will go for your plane.

To enter, you get a QR code and scan it. The queue is crowded, but your turn comes quickly. Once you go up the escalator, Hamburg and the harbor are under your feet. The view is worth seeing.
We hope to come for a concert next time we come

The church, which was bombed in World War II, was turned into a monument. You can go up to a height of 77 meters by elevator by paying 6 euros. It is definitely worth seeing Hamburg at that altitude.