hamburg-magazin.de

Online city magazine covering events, culture, dining and leisure in Hamburg for local readers and visitors

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About hamburg-magazin.de

hamburg-magazin.de is an online city magazine for Hamburg. It publishes articles and listings on events, theatre, concerts, exhibitions, restaurants, weekend tips, sights and family activities in the city.

Coverage is organised by topic and by Hamburg's seven districts. The site also runs prize giveaways of tickets and products, such as exhibition tickets and a coffee set.

The publication is based in Hamburg, Germany.

Product: Online city magazine with articles, event and venue listings, and reader giveaways about Hamburg.

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