Hamburg!

Woohooo!! I made it! A three days trip to Hamburg is finished already and I must admit it was superb!

Even if it was hard to believe that there can be more than 2300 bridges in one city, now I can ask locals - is it really only 2000 of it? :)

I guess you can get scary seeing a very long story, so I'll try to make it as short as it's possible! So, everything started on some strange evening in Stockholm when I was feeling very bored. And then idea about visiting some European town came. After some browsing and time checking Hamburg became a leader for my plans. The next key thing was searching for local people who could offer a place to stay and some guiding help. OK, HC seems to be almighty on this ;) After this is the only one thing left - take a smile, as much energy as you can with yourself and let world show you the best it has!


Start in superb sofa caffe, that local weisse beer (how was it called?) and very good company silently promised that this weekend will stay in my memorry for a long time. The second day may be called 'acting tourist' day :) A long, very long walking the whole day and exploring the center of the city, resting in the incredibly beautiful places (just have to mention that Hamburg not only has lot of water but also it's one of the greeniest cities), having dinner in caffe located on some canal when swans are swimming around you.. And as it wasn't enough I got very good evening full of music :) After all this monday was like taking a city tour on a bus and remembering what was seen this weekend and what was missed (and maybe left for another trip to this beautiful place)...

Thanks to Ryanair for cheap flights, thanks Hospitality Club for helpful guys in the city, thanks to Katja and her friends for hosting me and great evening with guitar and attemps to create a new band :) Also big thanks to Tino and his lovely friends for very nice and funny company! You were great! ;)

P.S. Some open questions: what the hell is this those traffic-lights??? And another one: how many stairs did I had to walk getting into St.Michaelis's church tower?

P.P.S. if you're still have at least a small wish to see more - check couple of photos from these nice days!