Jungfernstieg
Magnificent boulevard on the Inner Alster
Opening Hours and Address
Address: Jungfernstieg, 20354 Hamburg
Opening Times
Stores
Monday - Friday: 10:00 until 19:00 o'clock
Saturdays 10:00 until 18:00 o'clock
Restaurants
Opened beyond the closing times of the stores.
Bus & Train
U/S Jungfernstieg, Various Buses
Car
Park House Alsterhaus, 90 parking spaces
Park House Hanseviertel, 444 parking spaces
Hamburg’s most stylish promenade
Over several years and with great commitment Jungfernstieg was elaborately redesigned. Since the opening ceremony 2006 the area shines in new brilliance. Jungfernstieg owes its name to the unmarried daughters (Jungfer is the old German word for "virgin" or "maiden") who were shown off by their wealthy families who paraded them along the promenade. This was a sort of informal version of a coming-out ceremony.
No question, the standard of the stores on Jungfernstieg is high. On the waterfront of the Inner Alster there are stores of high prestige. Included are such traditional jewellery stores such as Wempe, Bucherer, Chopard or Brahmfeld & Gutruf and well known shoe stores like Geox, Schuh Kay and Salamander. Classic fashion can be found at Burberry, René Lezard or Beutin, young fashion at American Apparel or in House of Trend, which carries many renowned brands under their roof.
Relaxation is also written big: The first NIVEA-Haus in Germany, in which one can not only purchase all NIVEA products and merchandising products, one can relax in an “Oasis of relaxation” with massages and wellness offers after a long shopping tour. Also represented at Jungfernstieg are Douglas and Schwarzkopf outlets.
The Alsterhaus, one of Hamburg’s Top-Addresses for Fashion, Perfume, living accessories, food and drink, invites to you to going shipping in style. Alone the cosmetic area on the ground floor includes a 1500 m2 retail space presenting numerous high-quality cosmetic brands and luxury designer fragrances. Beauty and wellness on a grand scale!
The oldest house on the square is the Alsterpavillon, in 1799 people already drank coffee here. Since then quite a lot has changed, but the spectacular view over the Alster has stayed. Today Café Alex serves its customers salads, pasta, burgers, schnitzel, baguettes and wraps for breakfast and brunch.
One can eat at the restaurant LeBuffet in the Alsterhaus or on the terrace of the luxurious Vier Jahreszeiten hotel. The Friesenkeller offers a wonderful view of the Fleet and has dishes ranging from savoury to sophisticated. For the coffee in between there is a Starbucks Coffee or the bakery DAT BACKHUS. If you are walking along Jungfernstieg in the evening should have a cocktail at the Streits’s Lounge and enjoy the iconic 70 years atmosphere.
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