Schellardam 5, Hamburg

When it comes to cost of living, Hamburg is considered one of the most expensive cities in Germany. However, it is far from being the most expensive in the country, and you can still find several affordable housing options there!

Public transport in Hamburg provides residents with easy access to the city and its surrounding areas. The main modes of transport include the U-Bahn (subway), S-Bahn (suburban railway), and bus. As a port city, Frankfurt also has several ferry lines that connect different parts of the city across the Elbe River and the Alster Lake.

The property management welcomes the idea of furry companions; however, for living spaces in Europe, they are currently unable to accommodate pets.

The comfort of residents is very important, and the management aims to ensure everyone always feels at home. Room changes are possible, but they are only allowed once the minimum stay has been completed. To change rooms, residents will also need to sign a new contract with the management.

There is no shortage of fun things to do in Hamburg. Explore the historic Speicherstadt, visit the vibrant St. Pauli neighborhood, and take a stroll around the picturesque Alster Lake. Hamburg’s maritime heritage is one of the city’s most famous characteristics, so make sure to take a harbor cruise on the Elbe River, visit the lively Fischmarkt and try local specialities like Fischbrötchen (fish sandwiches) and Labskaus (a traditional sailor's dish).