Hamburg 2014

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Since I just posted about the other German cities we went to I thought I would pull together a picture post from our weekend trip to Hamburg last year. It was a great trip- lots of good food, amazing weather (the first sunny, warm weekend after winter) and tons of street art and graffiti. Really I thought we had a lot here, but Hamburg seemed like it was just everywhere. We definitely need to take another weekend trip soon. So enjoy the photos















These are big car elevators for the Elbe tunnel - tunnel under the Elbe river. You can walk down the stairs or take the elevator and then walk across.


No good photos of the tunnel




But every few feet there were these animal tiles on the wall



Hamburg from the far side of the tunnel
























Low tide











 
Raymond liked these guys on the public restrooms


There was a tiny mineral museum that was actually really nice



You can walk to the top of the planetarium and look out over the park/city









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