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Hamburg Souvenirs recommended - Pay for cuteness

The souvenir burger bear of this cafe is so cute, a bit like Paddington Bear, and even the instant I fell in love with it, it healed me greatly. The raincoat comes in lemon yellow and duck yolk and you can still take it off and the hamburger sweater inside looks like you can take it off too and it's really cute and there's a lanyard on the back of the neck that you can hang on the bag and it will match the bag.

I'm looking forward to staying on my bag and walking around with me in this cafe there are a lot of other souvenirs for sale and a very special one is that coffee grounds soap has a strong smell of cinnamon and cinnamon head dna has moved again but it's not easy to carry and I didn't buy it and there are a lot of coffee beans chocolate coffee cups coffee wine caramel sauce and other things you can browse right next to the microlandscape I highly recommend walking an extra two minutes to grab a coffee and punch in.

Kehrwieder 5, 20457 Hamburg, Germany

I would call it the God of macarons

Every year when the weather is warm, I will eat macaron with my girlfriends! It's small, but it's a date-friendly macaron ice cream that's way better than a regular macaron and not as sweet.

Picture 1 is mango lassi and mango sesam, the sesam is so cute like a hamburger and the sesame is so strong that it almost overpowers all the flavors, sesame heads will love it!

mango lassi is sweet and sour. Mango ice cream is refreshing. brombeere lavendel, the acidity of the plums and the smell of lavender is fantastic! There are many other flavors in the store, quite a lot of chocolate taste haven't tried, next time to try

Hamburg Zoo

Located in Hamburg, Germany, it is a famous zoo with a long history. Founded in 1907 by Carl Hagenbeck, it was one of the first zoos in the world to adopt a palisade design, meaning that animals are placed in an environment similar to their natural habitat, with no obvious separation from visitors, which allows visitors to get closer to the animals and experience a more natural animal life.

The Hagenbeck Zoo displays a variety of animals from all over the world, including elephants, giraffes, lions, penguins, polar bears and more. There are also dolphin shows and bird shows and other entertainment in the park, which attract many tourists to come to watch. The zoo can be divided into two areas: safari park and aquarium

Tickets are: Zoo adult: 29 euros
Zoo kids 4-16 years old: 19 euros
Family ticket: €79 for two adults and two children; €89 for two adults and three children
Aquarium adult: 25 euros
Zoo children 4-16 years old: 17 euros
Family ticket: €70 for two adults and two children, €75 for two adults and three children

Combined ticket: Adults 45 euros Children 4-16 years old 33 euros
Two-room family ticket: 130 euros for two adults and two children, 140 euros for two adults and three children

Hagenbeck Zoo is located in the Stellingen district of Hamburg, Germany, at Lokstedter Grenzstraße 2
From Hamburg city centre, you can take the U-Bahn U2 subway line, get off at Hagenbecks Tierpark station and walk a few minutes to the zoo