Hamburg

Canal along Ludwig Erhard Strasse

Jacket: Maje

Jeans: J Brand

Handbag: Chanel

Hamburg is an eclectic city, with modern shops, winding canals, fresh seafood, and plenty of history. We spent a quick day trip exploring the city. I was in awe of the mix of architectural styles, from the brick expressionist Chilehaus built in the 1920s to Kirche St. Nicholas, the tallest building in the world during the late 19^th century.

Kirche St. Peter

Junfernstieg Pier

Au Quai Restaurant

Other Hamburg sights, shops, and eats:

Sights
~The Junfernstieg Pier for a boat cruise
~Rathausmarkt for a view of the main town square

~Hauptkirche St. Michaelis for a glimpse of the bronze dome that guided ships sailing up the Elbe

Shops

~Giselle for French brands, Grosse Bleichen 21

~Secondella for designer discount, Hohe Bleichen 5

~Urban Outfitters for bohemian accessories, Gansemarkt 45

Eats

~Au Quai for an overflowing seafood platter, Grosse Elbstrasse 145

~Café Sommer Terrassen for a café with live music on the canal, Südring 44
~Rive for a Michelin-rated experience, Van-der-Smissen-Strasse 1