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Well located, good services. Food court with a wide variety of food. Big customer service office. Well organized.

Hamburg's Hauptbahnhof is the second busiest airport in Europe after Paris Gare du Nord, processing over million passengers per year. It's massive with...

I really like the number of food choices at this train station. There's pho, sandwiches, Italian, kebabs, sushi etc. The prices were all really reasonable... View menu

Despite what other people might say, I think the building is cute. Trains, food options, clear signage, and tons of easily identifiable places for meeting purposes. And Hauptbahnhof is fun to say. Hauptbahnhof. tee hee hee

Ughh really? How is this rated so high? I did not like this station as much as others I'd been to. The platforms are small and CROWDED. It's very hard to move around. There aren't too many places to get food (compared to the Berlin Hbf) Maybe it was just the day I went but not crazy about this particular station.

Hamburg Haupthahnhof has all the makings of a train station, but is location makes it a juggernaut for travel throughout Germany, Denmark, etc. 4 hours to Copenhagen! Second level rossman's has 1 liter bottles water for less than a euro. And of course anything else you might need for your journey! Or, just for fun... Also, do check your ticket prices. My fare was actually the same for first class or second class, so I snagged a first class ticket and then got to enjoy the much calmer, quieter DB first class lounge. ICE trains haven't failed me yet...fingers crossed. View menu

Hamburg's Hauptbahnhof is the second busiest airport in Europe after Paris Gare du Nord, processing over 200 million passengers per year. It's massive with intercity and international trains terminating here and transferring to underground, surface suburban and tram lines. Despite all of that traffic, we found it particularly easy to navigate with good signage and plenty of ticket vending machines as we transferred to the underground which did mean a short walk outside in the rain. Lots of food options, a free wifi that worked a little and lots and lots of people rushing about. I liked it. [Review 12049 overall, 1832 of 2019.

Hamburg main station is an old station, the station itself is quite simple, compared with most of the architectures in Hamburg, this is a very humble fella. The station is very easy to get around. Basically all the platforms all in one place. Inside the station, you can find many different shops and cafes. And the good thing is some of them stay open even after midnight, that's kinda rare in Germany. So if you got here with a late night train or weekend party just walk by, no need to worried, to find something to eat. Although the station isn't that big, but there high amount number of passengers come and go everyday. Somehow make this a place dangerous. Just look good after your own belongi...

I really like the number of food choices at this train station. There 's pho, sandwiches, Italian, kebabs, sushi etc. The prices were all really reasonable except the fresh fruit juice. What I didn 't like was the lack of escalators going down to the track numbers. It 's a busy train station so I know it wasn 't just me with a suitcase or two. They clearly understand that people have luggage because there 's escalators going up. So....if you know people who arrive at Hamburg train station need to get up the stairs, wouldn 't it make sense that the same people departing need to go down to get on a train? Other than that, it 's a train station. There 's nothing to love about it or hate about i... View menu