Housing and Travel
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How to reach the University from the airport
How to reach the University from the main train station
Accomodation
The conference will take place at the "University of Hamburg", Main Building, Hamburg city, Germany. This is an ideal place in the very centre of Hamburg, near the "Congress Centre", Alster, City Hall, several museums and churches, and the shopping mall Jungfernstieg. A lot of hotels are located at walking distance.


The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, one of the 16 states of the federation, is the second largest city in Germany with its 1.7 million inhabitants. In this sense, it is a city as well as a state.
Economically and culturally, Hamburg is also the centre of Northern Germany. 3.5 million people live in the metropolitan region of Hamburg - for them, Hamburg is a shopping and cultural metropolis.
With 755 square kilometres, the city area is seven times bigger than Paris and two and a half times bigger than London. As a result, Hamburg's living and housing standards are particularly high.
With 30 square metres of living space per person, Hamburg has the biggest average living space of all major cities in the world. As much as 14% of the city area is made up of green spaces and recreational areas.
Hamburg has 2,302 bridges - more than Venice and Amsterdam combined. With over 90 consulates, Hamburg is second only to New York City.
As a trade centre, Hamburg has always been outward-looking, that has shaped the mentality of Hamburg's inhabitants.
Hamburg boasts 31 theatres, 6 music halls, 10 cabarets and 50 state and private museums. Of the 4,000 restaurants in Hamburg, 2,400 offer foreign cuisine.
The banks of the Elbe and the Alster rivers are perfect for a stroll. The port sight-seeing trips are impressive and offer a special perspective on the panorama of Hamburg.
Right in the heart of the city, there is a large lake: the Alster. A boat tour on the Alster ends in the city centre, where one can shop or simply relax in a street café. Hamburg's modern busses and underground trains (S-Bahn) will take you anywhere fast and for a small fare.
The area around Hamburg is especially delightful. The fruit-growing area of the "Altes Land" with its old farmhouses is especially suited for excursions by bus or on bicycle. The historic old towns of Stade and Lüneburg can be reached in half an hour, and a trip to Lübeck or the beach on the Baltic Sea takes only one hour by car.
How to reach Hamburg, by air, rail, car

Whether by air, rail or road – Hamburg has excellent traffic links with the whole world. Hamburg Airport offers direct international connections to Europe, America, Africa and Asia. With the new ICE route, Berlin can be reached by rail in 90 minutes. Being a hub in the international motorway network, Hamburg is very well linked up with the whole of central and northern Europe.
Arrival by air: www.ham.airport.de
With more than 170,000 aircraft movements and around 12 million passengers per year, state-of-the-art Hamburg Airport is served by many German and foreign airlines. Almost all large German cities and European metropolises are accessible within between one and three hours. Non-stop intercontinental services, for example with the Asia hub Dubai (Emirates Airlines) and the America hub New York (Continental Airlines, Emirates Airlines) bring the world to Hamburg. The Airport Express reaches the city centre from the airport’s location in Fuhlsbüttel within 20 minutes and a rapid transit S-Bahn.
From the airport to the University:
Take the S1 from the Airport to Main Station (Hauptbahnhof) and change to S11 or S21, direction "Blankenese" and "Elbgaustrasse", respectively. The first station is "Dammtor" for a one minute walk to the University. Further informations for city trains and busses: www.hvv.de
With its four long-distance rail stations, Hauptbahnhof (centre), Dammtor (centre), Altona (west) and Harburg (south) Hamburg is perfectly embedded in the European high-speed train network. In addition to Hamburg’s main rail stations, ICEs call at Lüneburg and Uelzen, and IC/ECs at various other places in the metropolitan region.With Hamburg as the rail hub for Northern Germany, all the main cities in Germany can be reached within a few hours (e.g. Munich in 6 hours, Stuttgart in 5 hours, Cologne in 4 hours, Frankfurt in 3 hours) and so can the Northern European metropolises of Copenhagen and Stockholm. Since most trains stop not only at Hauptbahnhof but also at Dammtor, the University can directly be reached by the long-distance trains. Further informations: www.bahn.de
From the Main train station to the University:
Take the S1 from the Airport to Main Station (Hauptbahnhof) and change to S11 or S21, direction "Blankenese" and "Elbgaustrasse", respectively. The first station is "Dammtor" for reaching the University.
Arrival by car:
Parking close to the University is extremely difficult; there is practically no parking space available
Accommodation
Please contact the Hamburg Tourist Information, Steinstr.7, 20095 Hamburg, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)40 300 51 300
E-mail: info@hamburg-tourism.de
Web: www.hamburg-tourism.de
Hotels close to the University are for example:
Hotel Pension Fink: http://www.hotel-fink.de/
Rothenbaumchaussee 73
Tel. +49 40 440571
Email: Hotelpension-fink@web.de
Price Single: €50-90
Price double: €70-120
Hotel Fresena: http://www.hotelfresena.de/
Moorweidenstr. 34
Tel +49 40 4104892
Email: Hamburg@hotelfresena.de
Price Single: €65-109
Price Double: €78-140
Hotel beim Funk: http://www.hotel-beim-funk.de/
Rothenbaumchaussee 138
Tel +49 40 4500918
Email: info@hotel-beim-funk.de
Price single: €65-93
Price Double: €93-120
Hotel Heimhude: http://www.hotel-heimhude.de/
Heimhuder Strasse 16
Tel +49 40 4133300
Email: info@hotel-heimhude.de
Price Single: €80
Price Double: €110-125
Hotel am Museum: http://www.hotelammuseum.de/
Rothenbaumchaussee 71
Tel +49 40 44809414
Email: reservierungen@hotelammuseum.de
Price Single: €72
Price Double: €89-149
Hotel Bellmoor: http://www.hotel-bellmoor.de/
Moorweidenstr 34
Tel +49 40 4133110
Email:info@hotel-bellmoor.de
Price Single: €80
Price Double: €98
Hotel am Rothenbaum: http://www.hotelamrothenbaum.de/
Rothenbaumchaussee 107
Tel +49 40 4153780
Email:info@hotelamrothenbaum.de
Price Single: €80
Price Double: €105
Hotel Garni Mittelweg: http://www.hotel-mittelweg-hamburg.de/index.php
Mittelweg 59
Tel +49 40 4141010
Email:Hotel.mittelweg@gmx.de
Price Single: €95-125
Price Double: €125-170
Hotel Vorbach: http://www.hotel-vorbach.de/index_en.htm
Johnsallee 63
Tel +49 40 441820
Email:info@hotel-vorbach.de
Price Single: €93-102
Price Double: €134
Garden Hotels Hamburg: http://www.garden-hotels.de/
Magdalenstrasse 60
Tel +49 40 414040
Email:garden@garden-hotels.de
Price Single: €135-175
Price Double: €155-195
Grand Elysee: http://www.grand-elysee.com/de/
Rothenbaumchaussee 10
Tel +49 40 414120
Email: info@elysee.de
Price Single: €140-190
Price Double:
Hotel Wagner im Dammtorpalais: http://www.hotel-wagner-hamburg.de/
Moorweidenstr 34
Tel +49 40 4501310
Email: info@hotel-wagner-hamburg.de
Price Single: €115
Price Double: €94-155
NH Hamburg Norge: http://www.nh-hotels.it/nh/it/hotels/germania/amburgo/nh-hamburg-norge.html
Schäferkampsalle 49
Tel +49 40 441150
Price Single: €76-110
VCH Hotel Baseler Hof: http://www.baselerhof.de/index.php?id=2&%3Blanguage=2
Esplanade 11
Tel +49 40 359060
Price Single: €89-109
Hotel Alster Hof:
Esplanade 11
Tel +49 40 350070
Price Single: €80-95
Price Double: €127.50