Hamburg and other city trips

A great advantage of the Ringhotel Sellhorn: the cosmopolitan city of Hamburg is literally on our doorstep, 30 minutes away by car.

Our Hamburg tips for you:

• A sightseeing day at the Binnenalster
• A tour through the Speicherstadt
• A visit to a musical or concert
• A trip to the most modern cruise terminal, HCC (Hamburg Cruise Center)

Our recommendation: go on a voyage of discovery with the “Hamburg Card”. This card opens the door to around 140 cultural and leisure facilities in and around Hamburg, including a free taster day by bus, train or boat. Take a look at the following website and get inspired for your day in Hamburg.

1,000 years of history behind half-timbered gables and narrow, winding alleyways make it one of the most fascinating towns in northern Germany. Lüneburg Town Hall (13th century) is one of the most important town halls in Germany. The Salt Museum keeps alive the history of the spicy white gold that once gave Lüneburg its wealth, which is still visible today. If you want to relax afterwards, the salt spa is the right place for you. A visit to Lüneburg is particularly worthwhile on warm summer days, when the city with the second highest density of pubs in Europe develops a real Mediterranean flair.

Striking buildings, streets and squares, places full of history and tradition. The southern gateway to the Lüneburg Heath is therefore an excellent alternative to the well-known metropolises – more tranquil than Hamburg, for example. The town is known for its more than 500 listed half-timbered houses. The Weser Renaissance can be experienced here at every turn.

Further places of interest:

• The castle, residence of the Welf dukes of Brunswick, with the Residenzmuseum
• The old town hall with its carillon playing every full hour
• The St. Marien church with tower players and the tombs of the Welf dukes

Numerous green spaces, including the French Garden, laid out in the 19th century, offer relaxation in the middle of the city.