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Port of Hamburg (Waterfront), this frenetic port covers more than 12% of the whole city and more than 70 million tones of goods trafficked through it every year. The impressive Museum of Ethnology, Museum für Völkerkunde has some fascinating exhibits from around the world. Such exotic displays include ivory carvings from the kingdom of Benin and a complete, intricately carved Maori meeting hall. Harry's Hamburger Hafenbasar, This shop-cum-museum-cum-whatever is the life's work of the late, great Harry Rosenberg, a bearded character famous with seamen around the globe for his intense collecting of worldly souvenirs. The result is this curio-crammed shop that is free to visit as long as you buy something, which is easy if you're in the market for a set of Zulu drums. Hamburg Kunsthalle(art gallery), Behind the green cupola and columns that dominate Glockengiesserwall, just north of the Hauptbahnhof, awaits the famed Kunsthalle, with its internationally important art collection, which ranges from medieval portraiture to 20th-century minimalism. St-Pauli-Fishmarkt, Every Sunday morning the cobbled streets just south of the Reeperbahn are invaded by a fleet of small trucks which pour a market onto the banks of the Elbe. Locals have been wandering through the elaborate displays of fruit, vegetables and seafood every week since 1703.

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