FamxplorSt. Pauli
What to expect
St. Pauli is a district in the Hamburg-Mitte borough of Hamburg, known for its entertainment district along the Reeperbahn and the FC St. Pauli football club. The district has a long history, with the earliest settlement dating back to a Cistercian convent founded in 1247. Today, St. Pauli is a popular destination for visitors, with its vibrant nightlife, shopping, and cultural attractions. The district is also home to many families and offers a range of amenities, including parks, playgrounds, and community facilities. Visitors can explore the district's many streets and alleys, taking in the unique atmosphere and discovering its many hidden gems
Plan your family visit to the St. Pauli with these blog insights 👇
Hamburg low budget: Sightseeing with children
Activities: We ended up in St. Pauli because of a bus route change. We saw some dirty streets, a Turkish snack bar, street art, and a playground. We walked through St. Pauli on our way to Planten un Blomen
Highlights: We found a tasty Turkish snack bar, a bit of street art, and a nice playground. St. Pauli reminded us of the Dresden Neustadt. The Reeperbahn itself was not enjoyable ✨