Hamburg
- Weather in Hamburg: what to do?
- Tiredness cannot prevent photo shoots
- On the way back
- Extra (not to be missed!)
After the night and morning on the bus (find out the article here), I finally arrived in Hamburg. To welcome me a very questionable weather.
To start getting an idea of the places and views that I was able to admire, I invite you to watch the video below containing the most significant images of this experience.
Weather in Hamburg: what to do?
In the bus terminal, I kept looking outside to figure out what to do. I had arrived there just before noon and the next bus left in the evening, at 09:30 pm. Obviously I couldn’t spend all day there in the terminal but I was trying to figure out what would be the best time to start the walk. I was convinced that the weather would be that (if not worse!) For the whole day. Unmissable luggage storage (which was located one floor underground) and off you go! I remember that at first it was raining but lightly and therefore it didn’t bother me much. In the end, however, there was almost a setback but, luckily, I was almost back at the terminal.
Tiredness cannot prevent photo shoots
In Hamburg, as in other cities, I had already been there and therefore I had vague memories of how the city is structured. The day was not the best and I also had all the fatigue accumulated from the trip with me (it doesn’t seem like it, but you get tired and stressed even on tour!) So I decided to keep the rhythms a bit slower. This did not allow to give up some photographic shots in memory of the trip.
On the way back
In the evening there would be the bus that would take me back (with a night trip and not only!) to Italy. (find out the article here)
Extra (not to be missed!) before the stop in Hamburg!
After this brief overview of the stop in Hamburg, aren’t you curious to go beyond simple images to better understand the travel experience lived before this stage? No problem, here is a preview of the places mentioned above.
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