Two people take a selfie on the bunker, with the Hamburg skyline in the background.© Mediaserver Hamburg Christian Brandes

Experience Hamburg Like Never Before

Our lush rooftop garden is your green retreat in the heart of the city – and the views are just as breathtaking. Whether it's watching the sunset over St. Pauli or soaking up that full-on skyline feeling, up here, Hamburg becomes an experience in itself.

Singer with a guitar at KARO&PAUL Bar and Restaurant.

Creative. Bold. Vibrant.

With over 30 tenants from the creative scene – including a theater, club, studios and ateliers – the Hamburg BUNKER is a true hotspot for culture, art, and nightlife. Regular events with ever-changing artists make every visit unique. It’s always worth stopping by!

Walking in the countryside? That's also possible on the Hamburg BUNKER - between trees and flowers. © Mediaserver Hamburg Christian Brandes

Award-Winning: The Green Bunker

The Green Bunker St. Pauli was honored with the MIPIM Award 2025 in Cannes – the world’s largest real estate fair – in the category “Best Conversion.” For us, it’s a powerful signal: the Bunker is no longer just a historic monument, but a beacon of sustainable urban development. What began as a World War II relic is now a space for culture, community, and the future.

Aerial view of the artfully blossoming Hamburg BUNKERS in green splendor! © Mediaserver Hamburg Christian Brandes

International Recognition

A big win for Hamburg: the Hamburg BUNKER is the only German destination to make the prestigious “52 Places to Travel in 2025” list by The New York Times. With its unique mix of urban architecture, rich history, creative energy, and panoramic rooftop views, the BUNKER captivates not only locals – but now also a global audience.

Restaurant KARO&PAUL with a breathtaking view of the Hamburg skyline.

Next-Level Dining

Feel the pulse of this iconic building and explore its culinary soul: at KARO&PAUL, signature drinks meet refined cuisine, while at La Sala, food sharing becomes a flavorful experience. Just swing by and taste it for yourself!

Impressions

  • Photo of the Hamburg BUNKER, illuminated in the light of the sunset.
  • In addition to tasty tapas, the La Sala restaurant serves delicious wine to round off the visit perfectly.
  • Soccer at its best in the St. Pauli stadium - preferably from the box at the REVERB Hotel or directly from the hotel!
  • Colorful and full of fun - that's what Hamburger DOM is all about! From your hotel room bed to the ride in just a few minutes!
  • View of the Hamburg television tower from the bunker. Sights in all directions.
  • Unique hotel room at the REVERB Hotel Hamburg - modern, colorful and easy to let go.
  • Light blue upholstered bar stools by the window facing Millerntor Stadium, with harbor cranes on the horizon.
  • Sunset over Hamburg’s Binnenalster with a view of the Town Hall, church towers, Alster fountain, and department stores.
  • View from the outdoor seating of the Alster Arcades towards the Town Hall under a blue sky.
  • Right next to the bunker, on the Heiligengeistfeld, the HAMBURGER DOM - up on the Ferris wheel!
  • Discover the sights from the Hamburg bunker? No problem - up here you have the whole city in view!
  • Illuminated Ferris wheel on the Hamburg DOM, right next to the breathtaking Hamburg Bunker.
  • A seagull with its beak wide open looks into the camera from a post in the harbor.
  • A flaming street art heart with an anchor and "I love Hamburg" inscription on a closed roller shutter.
  • The Wasserschloss, an old island-like building between two busy canals, bathed in sunlight.
  • The Altona Fish Auction Hall, made of red brick, with a translucent dome and spacious windows.
  • Delicious and colorful tapas are available in the La Sala restaurant directly in the Hamburg BUNKER!
  • The unique, historic bunker building is located directly at Heiligengeistfeld, home to its famous fairground.
  • Round, panoramic window-oriented room design with a wood-paneled reception.
  • Rebelzer art on the concrete facade of the REVERB entrance.

Hamburg BUNKER – FAQ

Find out what guests most frequently ask us about the Hamburg BUNKER – and the answers we have ready for you.

  • What am I allowed to bring to the rooftop garden?

    To ensure safety and order, consuming food and drinks brought from outside is not permitted. Additionally, due to the structural conditions, it is unfortunately not possible to bring dogs or strollers.

  • Can I bring my dog to the rooftop garden?

    Dogs are not allowed on the mountain path or the rooftop garden.

  • Can I use the elevator?

    If you have a physical impairment, are staying at our hotel, or have a table reservation at one of our restaurants, you are allowed to use the elevator. After the regular opening hours of the mountain path, the elevator is accessible to all visitors.

  • Is there an entrance fee for the rooftop garden?

    No, the rooftop garden is free of charge.

  • Who can I contact regarding the mountain path?

    If you have any questions about the mountain path, feel free to send an email to:

  • Who owns the BUNKER?

    Matzen Immobilien GmbH & Co. KG is the leaseholder of the bunker and was responsible for developing the Stadtgarten project.

  • What does RIMC mean?

    The RIMC Hotels & Resorts Group (https://www.rimc.de), based in Hamburg, is the operating company of the Hamburg BUNKER.

  • How many plants are there on the BUNKER?

    There are approximately 4,700 trees, shrubs, hedges, woody plants, and climbing plants, as well as more than 16,000 perennials.

  • Where can I go if I haven’t booked a room?

    You’re very welcome to come up via the mountain path. On our level 00, you’ll find the restaurant and bar KARO & PAUL, the café Constant Grind, and the Rock Shop. If you continue up the mountain path, you’ll reach the restaurant La Sala on the 5th floor. The rooftop garden is also freely accessible. So feel free to stop by—even if you haven’t booked a hotel room.

  • Does Uebel & Gefährlich still exist?

    Yes, Uebel & Gefährlich still exists. You can find it in the original bunker on the 4th floor.

  • How do I get to the BUNKER?

    From Hamburg Central Station

    Subway From Hauptbahnhof Süd, take the U3 (yellow line) in the direction of Barmbek. Get off at the Feldstraße stop. From there, it’s a 3-minute walk to the BUNKER.

    From Hamburg Airport (HAM)

    S-Bahn and Subway: Take the S1 (green line) towards Wedel. At Ohlsdorf station, transfer to the U1 (blue line) towards Farmsen/Volksdorf/Ohlstedt. At Kellinghusenstraße station, transfer again to the U3 (yellow line) towards Wandsbek-Gartenstadt. Get off at Feldstraße. From there, it’s a 3-minute walk to the BUNKER.

    By car

    Address for your GPS:
    Feldstraße 66, 20359 Hamburg