The location of our apartments could hardly be better: The harbor, the fish market and the Landungsbrücken are just a five-minute walk away. Right on the doorstep is the Reeperbahn with all its facets – legendary clubs, excellent restaurants, quaint pubs and plenty of Hamburg lifestyle. You live where others go to party and where the day never ends the way you planned it.

Whether you love musicals at the Operettenhaus, are looking for cabaret at Schmidts Tivoli, want to dive into the St. Pauli Theater or experience concerts at Große Freiheit 36, Docks, Gruenspan or Mojo Club – everything is just a stone’s throw away. Even the infamous harbour pub for the last beer of the night is just a few meters from your front door.

The apartments themselves are renovated to a high standard and with great attention to detail. The entire house is owned by me, which means that your stay is well looked after, personally supervised and without intermediate rentals or administrative stress.

The public transport connections are excellent. The subway line U3 (St. Pauli) and the S-Bahn lines S1, S2 and S3 (Reeperbahn) are in the immediate vicinity. Bus lines such as 36, 37 and 112 and the harbor ferries are also within walking distance. You can reach both Hamburg Central Station and the airport in under ten minutes by public transport. If you prefer to walk, you can reach the Sternschanze, the Karoviertel or the Portuguese Quarter in around 15 minutes. The beautiful Planten und Blomen park, Hamburg’s green oasis, is also just a ten-minute walk away. The Elbe is just around the corner – perfect for walking, jogging or a trip through the old Elbe tunnel to the south side of the harbor. Park Fiction, the lawn with cult status and plastic palm trees, offers you a fantastic view of the harbor panorama and is also in the immediate vicinity. You can also reach popular beach clubs such as Strand Pauli in under five minutes on foot.

There are plenty of shopping opportunities: all the major supermarket chains are just a few minutes away and many small late-night stores are open late into the night at weekends. From Sunday to Thursday, the district is usually a little quieter. At the weekend, on the other hand – especially from Friday to Sunday morning – life pulsates here. The atmosphere is lively, exciting and sometimes loud, but this is exactly what gives St. Pauli its special charm. This is where tourists, scene people, neighborhood legends and old-established Hamburgers meet – a kaleidoscope of the big city that only Hamburg can offer.