Train Stations in Hamburg

Hamburg-Altona railway station is one of 21 German stations that belong to category 1. Stations of category 1 are big and busy railway stations. They are housed in prestigious buildings and are usually in the center of the city. You can find a good service provided by DB and usually plenty of shopping options. This station has a "travel agent at the station" (this travel agency chain currently has 32 ​​stores in Germany).

The railway station of Hamburg-Rahlstedt (Germany) is one of about 630 German railway stations of category 4, which are strongly influenced by the regional and urban transport. The travelers are mostly commuters with a short stay time at the station. The infrastructure provides seating and weather protection.

The railway station of Hamburg-Bergedorf (Germany) is one of about 240 German railway stations of category 3 and is significance for public transportation. The infrastructure provides the necessary information systems and shopping offers.

The airport of Hamburg. There are several shops, among others an Edeka supermarket, which is open every day 6-22 h.

Long-distance railway station in the south of Hamburg. Hamburg-Harburg railway station is one of more than 80 German stations in category 2, an important station in the long-distance transport. All major services for train travel are available, as well employees of German railways DB in the main traffic times. The infrastructure and the services in general have a high level.

[b]Stations / Routes:[/b] HVV-harbour-ferry-line 61 Jetties - Neuhof and back. Tour around the harbour overlooking the Köhlbrandbrücke. [b]HVV-harbour-ferry-line 62[/b] Sandtorhöft - Landungsbrücken, bridge 3 - Finkenwerder and back. Beautiful route at the Elbe via the museum harbour, along the bank at Övelgönne, on the other side of the river Elbe to the Old Country (Alte Land). [b]HVV-harbour-ferry-line 64[/b] (connected to line 62) Finkenwerder - Teufelsbrück and back. Elbe coastal path (Elbwanderweg) to the Old Country (Alte Land) with HVV bus 150. [b]HVV-harbour-ferry-line 73[/b] Landungsbrücken - Oderhöft and back. To the theatre in the harbour, the are of "The Lion King", and continue through the busy harbour. (Sat., Sun no operation) [b]Dates and times:[/b] http://www.hvv.de/pdf/fahrplaene/produktplaene/Hafenfaehren.pdf http://www.hadag.de/hafenfaehren.php [b]Surcharges:[/b] The ferry port of HVV can be used with a regular ticket of the HVV. If you buy a day-pass, it is valid for subway, commuter trains and buses (NOT for express buses!) AND also the harbour ferries. [b]Recommended:[/b] a trip across the Elbe starting from the Landungsbrücken (U3, S1, S3) with the ferry line 62 ind direction of Finkenwerder. Get off at Neumühlen / Övelgönne and go to the beach of river Elbe (Elbstrand). [b]Information:[/b] HVV=the public transportation of Hamburg.