Airport in View; Hamburg
Mjet has based several aircraft at the north
German city of Hamburg. And there are enough
reasons to think of why we did that. If you have
not been there before, now it's the time!
Hamburg’s most popular street of the St.Pauli-
area is a nightclub and red-light district as well.
Besides red-light business you will also find
many variety theatres, restaurants, music-clubs
and discos.
The most famous street of Hamburg got its name
from the old german word reep which means an
old heavy rope for a ship. During 1600 and 1880
the space north of today’s street Reeperbahn
was used as a ropewalk for the production of
ropes for the nearby harbour.
Today you also see many “normal” restaurants,
music-clubs and theatres at the Reeperbahn like
e.g. “Schmidt” or the “Operettenhaus”. Due to
this change the citizens of Hamburg were also
interested into the Reeperbahn again.
HafenCity
In the middle of the town the HafenCity is built
at Hamburg Harbour. Attractive living spaces and
complex monuments are built beside the
Speicherstadt. A lot is done and its already very
interesting walking across the biggest town
planning project of Europe.
During summertime there are exceptionally many
people visiting the HafenCity to get a first
impression of the new quarter. But also in
autumn and winter many people are coming to
learn more about the quarter between
Elbbrücken and Kehrwiederspitze.
Jungfernstieg
The wonderful Jungfernstieg is located between
the Reesendammbridge and the Gänsemarkt. It
is one of the most beautiful and exquisite
shopping streets in the whole world.
Demolition and rebuilding took away a bit of the
former masterly architecture of the Jungfernstieg
but there are still sights left in all their beauty –
e.g. the gorgeous “Alsterarkaden”.
It was renovated only some time ago. There are
plenty of exquisite shops in the inner of the
“Alsterarkaden”. Also in the passage at the
“Hamburger Hof” you will be able to buy many
special products.
If shopping is not your thing, you can always
choose to cruise through the canals and the
port. Also it's possible to visit a soccermatch of
the local heroes at HSV or St. Pauli. Last but not
least you can visit Disney's The Lion King. This
show entertains you to the core.
Hamburg Airport (HAM) Hamburg Airport
(measured by the number of passengers) is the
fifth busiest of the 16 German commercial
airports (after Tegel International Airport in
Berlin).
In 2008, Hamburg airport served 12,840,000
passengers and 173,500 aircraft movements.
Hamburg airport has 17 jet-ways and 54 apron
positions.
Transport to/from Hamburg Airport
HVV, the Hamburg public transit network, runs
the S-Bahn-line (suburban railway) S 1 which
links the airport directly to the city centre.
Journey time is 25 minutes to the central station
(Hauptbahnhof), and about 30 minutes to the
inner city centre, townhall and major shopping
and business districts. Trains run every 10
minutes, in the very early morning and late
evening every 20 minutes. The one-way-fare is
€ 2,70.
The first train in the morning departs from
central station at 04:04 a.m. and arrives at the
airport at 04:30 a.m. The last train in the
evening departs from the airport at 00:14 a.m.
During the night-break of the trains a night bus
service connects the airport to the city centre.
The airport is also linked by some local bus
routes to nearby areas as well as regular coach
services to the cities of Kiel, Neumünster and
Lübeck.
Taxistands are located on the arrival level in
front of each terminal. Journey time to the city
centre is about 25 minutes, depending on traffic.
Prices vary in a range of 18 - 25 Euro, depending
on the destination. All taxis in Germany are
metered taxis.
Flights to/from Hamburg
You can fly to Hamburg from a increasing number
of European and North African cities in our
network. During summer 2009 you can fly to
Hamburg from Alicante, Newcastle, Barcelona,
Istanbul, Weeze, Milan, Malaga, Antalya, Malta,
Trapani, Monastir, Balaton, Zurich and Rome.
During winter 2009/2010 Hamburg will also be
connected with Oslo, Rotterdam, Liverpool,
Funchal, Budapest, Faro, Almeria, Geneva,
Larnaca, Agadir and Varna (subject to changes).
Mjet uses Airbus 318/320 equipment on all
routes.
Book your flight to/from this Airport In View-
destination, this week only for €29,- one way.
(subject to availablity/including taxes)
For flight information we kindly ask you to view
our Timetables.
Please note: All flights are flown to/from
Hamburg-Fuehlsbuttel International Airport (not
Luebeck Airport).
German city of Hamburg. And there are enough
reasons to think of why we did that. If you have
not been there before, now it's the time!
Hamburg’s most popular street of the St.Pauli-
area is a nightclub and red-light district as well.
Besides red-light business you will also find
many variety theatres, restaurants, music-clubs
and discos.
The most famous street of Hamburg got its name
from the old german word reep which means an
old heavy rope for a ship. During 1600 and 1880
the space north of today’s street Reeperbahn
was used as a ropewalk for the production of
ropes for the nearby harbour.
Today you also see many “normal” restaurants,
music-clubs and theatres at the Reeperbahn like
e.g. “Schmidt” or the “Operettenhaus”. Due to
this change the citizens of Hamburg were also
interested into the Reeperbahn again.
HafenCity
In the middle of the town the HafenCity is built
at Hamburg Harbour. Attractive living spaces and
complex monuments are built beside the
Speicherstadt. A lot is done and its already very
interesting walking across the biggest town
planning project of Europe.
During summertime there are exceptionally many
people visiting the HafenCity to get a first
impression of the new quarter. But also in
autumn and winter many people are coming to
learn more about the quarter between
Elbbrücken and Kehrwiederspitze.
Jungfernstieg
The wonderful Jungfernstieg is located between
the Reesendammbridge and the Gänsemarkt. It
is one of the most beautiful and exquisite
shopping streets in the whole world.
Demolition and rebuilding took away a bit of the
former masterly architecture of the Jungfernstieg
but there are still sights left in all their beauty –
e.g. the gorgeous “Alsterarkaden”.
It was renovated only some time ago. There are
plenty of exquisite shops in the inner of the
“Alsterarkaden”. Also in the passage at the
“Hamburger Hof” you will be able to buy many
special products.
If shopping is not your thing, you can always
choose to cruise through the canals and the
port. Also it's possible to visit a soccermatch of
the local heroes at HSV or St. Pauli. Last but not
least you can visit Disney's The Lion King. This
show entertains you to the core.
Hamburg Airport (HAM) Hamburg Airport
(measured by the number of passengers) is the
fifth busiest of the 16 German commercial
airports (after Tegel International Airport in
Berlin).
In 2008, Hamburg airport served 12,840,000
passengers and 173,500 aircraft movements.
Hamburg airport has 17 jet-ways and 54 apron
positions.
Transport to/from Hamburg Airport
HVV, the Hamburg public transit network, runs
the S-Bahn-line (suburban railway) S 1 which
links the airport directly to the city centre.
Journey time is 25 minutes to the central station
(Hauptbahnhof), and about 30 minutes to the
inner city centre, townhall and major shopping
and business districts. Trains run every 10
minutes, in the very early morning and late
evening every 20 minutes. The one-way-fare is
€ 2,70.
The first train in the morning departs from
central station at 04:04 a.m. and arrives at the
airport at 04:30 a.m. The last train in the
evening departs from the airport at 00:14 a.m.
During the night-break of the trains a night bus
service connects the airport to the city centre.
The airport is also linked by some local bus
routes to nearby areas as well as regular coach
services to the cities of Kiel, Neumünster and
Lübeck.
Taxistands are located on the arrival level in
front of each terminal. Journey time to the city
centre is about 25 minutes, depending on traffic.
Prices vary in a range of 18 - 25 Euro, depending
on the destination. All taxis in Germany are
metered taxis.
Flights to/from Hamburg
You can fly to Hamburg from a increasing number
of European and North African cities in our
network. During summer 2009 you can fly to
Hamburg from Alicante, Newcastle, Barcelona,
Istanbul, Weeze, Milan, Malaga, Antalya, Malta,
Trapani, Monastir, Balaton, Zurich and Rome.
During winter 2009/2010 Hamburg will also be
connected with Oslo, Rotterdam, Liverpool,
Funchal, Budapest, Faro, Almeria, Geneva,
Larnaca, Agadir and Varna (subject to changes).
Mjet uses Airbus 318/320 equipment on all
routes.
Book your flight to/from this Airport In View-
destination, this week only for €29,- one way.
(subject to availablity/including taxes)
For flight information we kindly ask you to view
our Timetables.
Please note: All flights are flown to/from
Hamburg-Fuehlsbuttel International Airport (not
Luebeck Airport).
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