Jungfernstieg

I’ve been in Hamburg a few times and every time I came to the same conclusion: it’s a cold, wet and unfriendly city. It’s probably just me, but if you like friendly and sunny places and enjoy the outdoors, Hamburg is most likely not for you (and me).

Hamburg girl Di, Germany, has a history before. This history is clearly a place to govern the environment. It is very beautiful. If you come on a cloudy day, you should feel special. If you want to come, You can search the history here in advance online

On weekends, Germans gather on the Girls' Causeway on Lake Ulster to bask in the sun on sunny days. The hiking trails around the Outer Lake are a favorite for joggers.

It has long been a place for shopping and walking in Hamburg. It used to be a family walk every Sunday. Parents often come here with their unmarried daughters.

It is also known as the Virgin Causeway, leaning on the Alster Lakes area, on one side of the embankment is the famous European Corridor. I accidentally hit and hit here. I thought it was also a place to buy and buy. I only found that it was a delicious street. All kinds of German food were on the scene. German sausages, fried mushrooms and small breads were simply in love, and the price was not expensive compared to Germany. It’s also super happy to eat and drink here. However, the Burger No. 9 I went to was a great work. It was often raining on the lake shore. It was embarrassing to eat and hide from the rain. Maybe because of the accident before Berlin, there are many police in a crowded place. But watching the police uncle on the side, I really feel quite at ease.

The Girl's Dike is a river embankment of Ulster Lake. It is located in the inner lake. There are many restaurants and cafes along the lake. The scenery is very good. There are many sailboats in the lake and it happens to be weekends. Many locals have coffee and chat at the cafe on the dike. Very casual and cozy