Hamburg is divided into seven parts, with Hamburg-Mitte, Altona and Harburg (student area of Hamburg) as the most popular ones among visitors. Scenic spots and recreational activities concentrate in Hamburg-Mitte, but different scenic spots are still accessible through subway since Hamburg-Mitte covers a large area. Hamburg has numerous rivers and more than 2500 bridges since its establishment, which is more than the sum of bridges in Watertown Venice, Amsterdam and London. So, the scenic spots are mainly natural sceneries rather than historical sites. No matter how much time you plan to have for travelling in Hamburg, you should never miss the fish markets in the morning and the bars in the evening. Apart from a variety of cultural activities through the year, all things worthy of experience in Hamburg are related to water. You may choose either Alster Lake or Elbe River to enjoy the beautiful waterside sceneries, or you may randomly select a restaurant to have a taste of the rare fresh seafood in Germany, and possibly you may encounter inadvertently a unique Hamburg rain due to the changeable weather.