Study in Hamburg
Germany’s second largest city and a European hotspot for science, innovation and education
Hamburg is Germany’s second largest city and a European hotspot for science, innovation and education. Studying at GISMA’s Hamburg campus, you will be able to experience the city’s rich cultural life and entertainment options, as Hamburg features dozens of theatres, music venues, cinemas and museums to discover. There are also a wealth of green areas around in case you feel like escaping bustling city life for the day.
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Hamburg is a hub for local and international companies, making it an ideal location for GISMA students. You will be perfectly situated to start a stellar career in the business world, with plenty of opportunities available following your studies.
Explore Hamburg
Hamburg is a modern and lively metropolis with an exciting art and music scene. You can explore dozens of different festivals, exhibitions and fairs taking place in the city all year round; as well as its museums and historic buildings to learn about the history of the region.
Hamburg features a variety of tourist attractions. Some of these include:
- River Elbe and the Port of Hamburg
The river Elbe connects Hamburg to the North Sea and there are several boat and ferry tours you can embark on to explore the river all the way up to the port. - Alster Lakes
The two artificial lakes, dubbed Inner Alster and Outer Alster, are among the most beautiful spots you can visit in Hamburg. In the summer, it is a popular location for water sports and sunbathing. In the winter, the water can freeze and become an ice skating rink for locals. - Planten un Blomen park
This is one of the biggest parks in the centre of Hamburg, featuring the biggest Japanese garden in Germany and a historic botanic garden. It’s the perfect location for a stroll or a sunny picnic; in addition, the park frequently hosts nightly water and light concerts and musical performances. - St Michael’s Church
The largest church in Hamburg is a beautiful baroque building that features a 132-meter high tower, offering a stunning view of the city from the top. - Hamburg City Hal
The Rathaus, or City Hall, is a striking neo-renaissance building where Hamburg’s Parliament and Senate assemble. Completed in 1897, a large part of the Rathaus is open for public visitation with guided tours.
Hamburg hosts several exciting yearly events, including: