Hamburg
Hamburg is the hometown of Miniatur Wunderland and the largest, as well as the most densely populated, city of the entire Wunderland. In the hanseatic town live approximately 250 inhabitants per m².
About a quarter of the 50,000 inhabitants are gathering in the Volksparkstadion in order to watch the local team of HSV beating the city rival St. Pauli by a pinch. But Hamburg offers many more attractions – for Wunderlands' people as well as for Wunderlands' visitors. The city of Hamburg has been created on 200 m², including all of the real city's most famous details.
More than 1.500 trains, with Wunderlandians from Scandinavia, Knuffingen or Switzerland arrive at Hamburg Central Station every day. From there, they start out to the numerous attractions such as the Hagenbeck Zoo, the Köhlbrand Bridge, St. Michael's Church or the Wunderland within Wunderland. By the way, the smallest train of the exhibition at scale 1:900 circulates in Wunderland's Wunderland.
Facts & Figures about Hamburg
11/2001 - 11/2002
Construction Period
109,000 h
Construction Time
200 m²
Layout Size
2,600 m
Track Length
260
Signals
1,000
Buildings
50,000
Figures
November 22nd, 2002
Opening Date
9
Computers
550
Switches
about 60,000
LEDs
1,800
Wagons
12,000
Trees
1,300
Cars
190
Trains
Landungsbrücken Hamburg
The Highlights in Hamburg
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