Chapter 5. September, 25th 2016 – Hamburg
The oustanding architecture of the city of Hamburg.
Left: A typical architecture of Hamburg. Right: One of the cathedrals of Hamburg.
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I found a small pleasant hotel on Reeperbahn avenue. For those who know, it is prostitutes (a.k.a. lady of the night to stay polite) area as close to the harbour. In fact, being approached by an old German prostitute who speaks with a hoarse voice and a profound German accent is quite peculiar. If we put aside the underground activity of this neighborhood, the place is worth a visit. There is a lot of night activities and bars to visit. If you are lucky (or unlucky, depending on the point of view), you may end up in the famous Herbertstraße, street exclusively open to men, otherwise you risk insults and to be escorted rather violently to the exit. This street, according to reliable sources (Wikipedia) would harbour no less than 250 prostitutes.
Miniatur Wunderland – Hamburg
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Now the traditional local music.
Fettes Brot – Jein
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