Hamburg
is the gateway to the world

What springs to mind when one thinks of Hamburg: more bridges than Venice, hundreds of canals, a huge ocean-going port, the Speicherstadt district, the inner and outer Alster lakes, the nightlife in St. Pauli, the Elbphilharmonie concert hall, St. Michael’s church and much more.

Hamburg has always been a commercial centre thanks to its location and the Hamburg business guild’s many travels. The maritime economy still plays a key role. Today, however, the city is also home to the aviation and consumer goods industries. The service sector is focussed on insurance and banking, media and tourism. The oldest German chamber of commerce founded in 1665 has over 160,000 members, and 12 of the 100 largest German companies have their headquarters in Hamburg.

Optimally connected
by all forms of transport

Hamburg’s Fuhlsbüttel airport is just a 25 minute drive from Schlosshof Wandsbek and offers connections to 118 destinations in 37 countries plus nine domestic routes.

Schlosshof Wandsbek
is located right next to Wandsbek Markt

The district of Wandsbek comprises 18 neighbourhoods and is located in the north east of the Hanseatic City of Hamburg. Of the Hamburg population of over 1.8 million, around 435,000 live in Wandsbek, making it the city’s most populous district. The centrepiece of the district is Wandsbek Markt with the city’s largest public transport hub, and Schlosshof Wandsbek is located close by. There is also a large bus station (the ZOB), “Wandsbek Markt” underground station, a Galeria department store and the Wandsbek Quarree shopping centre with over 90 shops and bars etc. Around the market square are also a multitude of popular restaurants and cafés and a colourful retail scene. The Wandsbeker Chaussee S-Bahn station (S 1 line) is just a five minute walk away. And the surrounding motorways are between 5 and 15 minutes’ drive away.