Private jet to Hamburg

Book a private jet to Hamburg

A city of maritime heritage, bustling port activities, historic Speicherstadt charm, and the picturesque Alster Lake.

Hire a private jet with GlobeAir to Hamburg and touch down at the exclusive private jet terminal of the Hamburg Airport. Hamburg is a city where maritime tradition meets urban sophistication, renowned for its historic warehouse district, Speicherstadt, and its vibrant Harborside HafenCity. Experience the blend of Hanseatic architecture and the tranquil beauty of the Alster Lake in one of Germany's most dynamic cities.

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Why visit Hamburg?

Strategically positioned along the Elbe River, Hamburg stands as a leader of maritime history waiting to be discovered. As the second-largest city in Germany, it boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and modernity. Hamburg's attraction lies in its unique blend of Hanseatic architecture and contemporary innovation. The Speicherstadt, the world's largest warehouse district, is a maze of red-brick Gothic buildings, canals, and historic bridges. In stark contrast is the HafenCity, Europe's largest urban development project, showcasing modern architectural marvels.

For art enthusiasts, Hamburg is a treasure trove. The Hamburger Kunsthalle and The Deichtorhallen symbolise the city's deep-rooted commitment to artistic brilliance. These institutions, along with cultural landmarks like the Elbphilharmonie and the Thalia Theatre, house some of Europe's most significant art collections, making them indispensable in any Hamburg travel itinerary.

As a fashion and design hub in Northern Germany, Hamburg's Neuer Wall is the model of luxury. Here, you'll discover an array of designer boutiques, luxury brands, and chic cafes. It's a shopping avenue and a journey through the evolution of fashion.

With its serene environment, Alster Lake offers a break from the city's bustling rhythm. The lake, with its calm waters and scenic vistas, invites whether you're embarking on a boat ride, enjoying a lakeside picnic, or simply admiring the views from your private jet as you descend into the city.

Leisure travel

Leisure travel

Hamburg is a city of diverse attractions. There's something for everyone from its maritime legacy to its urban innovations. Some of the city's top attractions include:

• Elbphilharmonie: An architectural masterpiece, this concert hall offers panoramic views of the city and the harbour.
• Miniatur Wunderland: The world's largest model railway and miniature airport.
• Planten un Blomen: A vast park with themed gardens, water-light concerts, and a Japanese tea house.
• Reeperbahn: The city's entertainment and red-light district, bustling with theatres, clubs, and bars.
• Hamburg Dungeon: A live-actor presentation of the city's dark history.
• St. Michael's Church: An iconic baroque church with a tower offering panoramic views.
• Hamburg Fish Market: A historic market with a vibrant atmosphere, fresh seafood, and live music.
• Hamburg Rathaus (City Hall): An impressive neo-Renaissance building in the city centre showcasing the grandeur of Hamburg's political history and regular cultural events.
• Speicherstadt: The largest warehouse district in the world, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a testament to Hamburg's maritime legacy with its red-brick Gothic warehouses, canals, and bridges.
• BallinStadt Emigration Museum: Dive into the history of over five million people who emigrated from Hamburg to the New World between 1850 and 1939.
• Hamburger Kunsthalle: One of the largest art museums in Germany, it houses an extensive collection ranging from medieval to contemporary art.
• Tierpark Hagenbeck: Hamburg's famous zoo is home to various animals and a tropical aquarium.
• St. Pauli Piers (Landungsbrücken): A central tourist hub, these floating docks offer boat tours, restaurants, and stunning harbour views.
• St. Nicholas' Church: Once the world's tallest building, its ruins now serve as a memorial and an important architectural landmark.
• Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe: A Fine arts museum showcasing a vast collection of European and Asian decorative arts.
• Dialog im Dunkeln: An immersive experience where visitors are led through a pitch-black exhibition by blind guides, offering a unique perspective on the world of the visually impaired.
• Panoptikum: Germany's oldest wax museum, showcasing over 120 figures from history, culture, and current events.

The best hotels

From luxury hotels like the Tortue Hamburg to boutique accommodations, Hamburg presents many accommodation options. We recommend:

• Tortue Hamburg: Merging comfort with chic design, ideal for business and leisure travellers.
• Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten: A symbol of luxury in the city's heart, offering lavish rooms, a spa, and unmatched service.
• The Fontenay: A modern architectural wonder boasting amenities, Alster Lake views, and a prime location.
• Sir Nikolai Hotel: A boutique hotel blending history and contemporary design.
• Landhaus Flottbek Boutique Hotel: A puristic design with plenty of space, light and warmth.

The finest restaurants

Hamburg's culinary scene is as diverse as its heritage. From traditional German dishes to global gourmet delights, there's a flavour for every palate. Top restaurants include:

• The Table Kevin Fehling: A three-star Michelin restaurant offering a unique dining experience.
• Haerlin: Dive into gourmet excellence with dishes inspired by global flavours.
• Tschebull: Experience Austrian-German cuisine in a modern, chic setting.
• Estancia Steaks: For steak lovers, savour perfectly grilled cuts in a contemporary ambience.
• VLET an der Alster: Delight in traditional Hamburg dishes with a modern twist, overlooking the Alster Lake.

We highly recommend allowing our dedicated concierge team to make a reservation before arriving in Hamburg to ensure you are able to gain access to these exclusive venues.