About Hamburg

Hamburg, in northern Germany, epitomizes a perfect blend of maritime charm and cosmopolitan energy. Renowned for its extensive port along the Elbe River, it's a city of waterways, earning the nickname "Venice of the North." The Inner Alster lake, surrounded by cafes, adds to the scenic allure. Hamburg seamlessly intertwines historic districts like Altstadt with modern hubs such as Neustadt. The city's dynamic cultural scene, vibrant economy, and commitment to education make it a captivating destination. Its architectural diversity, from historic landmarks to contemporary structures, contributes to the unique character of this bustling metropolis.

St. Pauli Elbtunnel

Connects the Landungsbrücken piers with the port

Elbphilarmonie

Concert hall in the HafenCity

Hamburg harbour

Seaport on the Elbe river and major tourist attraction

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The Hamburg University of Technology

The TUHH is a competitive, family-oriented and sustainable university with high performance and quality standards that strives for research excellence in basic research and its fields of competence. It is an internationally oriented university in the Hamburg metropolitan region, committed to the Humboldtian ideal of education. It contributes to the development of the technical-scientific competence of society by educating the next generation of engineers with modern teaching and learning methods and by promoting technology transfer and the establishment of companies.