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Albert-Einstein-Ring 11-15

22761 Hamburg, Germany

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Sat: 10 a.m.– 4 p.m.

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Fri: 9 a.m. – 4.30 p.m.

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How to get to UMCH

Accessibility & Directions

By public transport

Efficient, sustainable, and user-friendly! Enjoy an extensive network, zero-emission buses, and the innovative U-Bahn. With the HVV Switch app, access all mobility options in one place. Experience the future of travel with Hamburg's on-demand services and citizen-driven projects. Get moving with Hamburg's top-notch public transport today!

Hamburg is one of the largest railway hubs in Northern Europe. From Hamburg Central Station, you can take a train to Berlin, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, or Munich in just a few hours, and you can easily reach almost any other city in Germany and Europe. In addition to the Central Station, there are train connections from several other long-distance stations like Altona, Dammtor, Harburg, and Bergedorf. Long-distance buses also run from the central bus station (ZOB) located at the Central Station to a variety of national and international destinations.

You can easily reach UMCH by public transport. The closest bus stops to the campus are Luruper Chaussee (DESY) (Lines 2, 3, X3, 284) and Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld (Lines 1, 2, 3, X3, 284, and occasionally 286). The X3 is an Express-Bus. From Hamburg Central Station, you can reach UMCH in about 30 minutes by S-Bahn and bus. From Altona, it takes less than 20 minutes. Buses run every 5-10 minutes during peak times.

From Central Station to UMCH by S-Bahn and Bus

S-Bahn:

  • Line S1 and S3 with a changeover in Altona (S1 and S3) or Othmarschen (S1)
  • Line S2 and S5 with a changeover at Holstenstraße

Bus:

  • Line 3 or X3 (direction Stadionstraße / Schenefeld, Schenefelder Platz) from Holstenstraße
  • Lines 1 or 2 from Altona (direction S Rissen / Schenefeld)
  • Line 284 from Elbgaustraße (direction Altona)
  • Line 284 from Othmarschen (direction U Niendorf Nord)

Exit:

  • Luruper Chaussee (DESY) or
  • Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld

You can reach UMCH in less than 5 minutes on foot from either station.

For more information, use Google Maps or Apple Maps, but the best option is to use the HVV Switch App.

What is HVV? HVV (Hamburger Verkehrsverbund) is Hamburg's public transport association, providing an extensive network of buses, trains, and ferries to ensure efficient and sustainable travel throughout the city and surrounding areas.

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By car

Hamburg is well-connected to the rest of Germany via the A1, A7, A23, and A24 motorways, along with numerous federal roads. You can easily drive to destinations like the Northern and Baltic Sea, Berlin, or Bavaria.

From the City Center to UMCH:

The drive from Hamburg's city center to UMCH takes about 20 minutes. Parking is available on campus. Be aware that during nearby concerts or football games, parking can be difficult in the surrounding area.

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By bicycle

Cycling from Hamburg's city center to UMCH takes about 30 minutes. The quickest route goes through the city center via the B4 and Stresemannstraße. Hamburg boasts well-developed cycle paths, making your ride smooth and enjoyable.

UMCH offers bicycle parking spaces on campus. For a suitable route, please use apps like Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Komoot.

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By airplane

Hamburg Airport (HAM), officially known as Flughafen Hamburg „Helmut Schmidt”, is one of the most modern in Europe, with around 60 airlines, including Qatar Airways and Lufthansa, providing excellent connections to cities across Europe and the world. It serves as a hub for Eurowings, EasyJet, and Ryanair. The airport is conveniently reachable from the city center in just 25 minutes via the S1 S-Train line.

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By public transport

Efficient, sustainable, and user-friendly! Enjoy an extensive network, zero-emission buses, and the innovative U-Bahn. With the HVV Switch app, access all mobility options in one place. Experience the future of travel with Hamburg's on-demand services and citizen-driven projects. Get moving with Hamburg's top-notch public transport today!

Hamburg is one of the largest railway hubs in Northern Europe. From Hamburg Central Station, you can take a train to Berlin, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, or Munich in just a few hours, and you can easily reach almost any other city in Germany and Europe. In addition to the Central Station, there are train connections from several other long-distance stations like Altona, Dammtor, Harburg, and Bergedorf. Long-distance buses also run from the central bus station (ZOB) located at the Central Station to a variety of national and international destinations.

You can easily reach UMCH by public transport. The closest bus stops to the campus are Luruper Chaussee (DESY) (Lines 2, 3, X3, 284) and Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld (Lines 1, 2, 3, X3, 284, and occasionally 286). The X3 is an Express-Bus. From Hamburg Central Station, you can reach UMCH in about 30 minutes by S-Bahn and bus. From Altona, it takes less than 20 minutes. Buses run every 5-10 minutes during peak times.

From Central Station to UMCH by S-Bahn and Bus

S-Bahn:

  • Line S1 and S3 with a changeover in Altona (S1 and S3) or Othmarschen (S1)
  • Line S2 and S5 with a changeover at Holstenstraße

Bus:

  • Line 3 or X3 (direction Stadionstraße / Schenefeld, Schenefelder Platz) from Holstenstraße
  • Lines 1 or 2 from Altona (direction S Rissen / Schenefeld)
  • Line 284 from Elbgaustraße (direction Altona)
  • Line 284 from Othmarschen (direction U Niendorf Nord)

Exit:

  • Luruper Chaussee (DESY) or
  • Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld

You can reach UMCH in less than 5 minutes on foot from either station.

For more information, use Google Maps or Apple Maps, but the best option is to use the HVV Switch App.

What is HVV? HVV (Hamburger Verkehrsverbund) is Hamburg's public transport association, providing an extensive network of buses, trains, and ferries to ensure efficient and sustainable travel throughout the city and surrounding areas.

By car

Hamburg is well-connected to the rest of Germany via the A1, A7, A23, and A24 motorways, along with numerous federal roads. You can easily drive to destinations like the Northern and Baltic Sea, Berlin, or Bavaria.

From the City Center to UMCH:

The drive from Hamburg's city center to UMCH takes about 20 minutes. Parking is available on campus. Be aware that during nearby concerts or football games, parking can be difficult in the surrounding area.

By bicycle

Cycling from Hamburg's city center to UMCH takes about 30 minutes. The quickest route goes through the city center via the B4 and Stresemannstraße. Hamburg boasts well-developed cycle paths, making your ride smooth and enjoyable.

UMCH offers bicycle parking spaces on campus. For a suitable route, please use apps like Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Komoot.

By airplane

Hamburg Airport (HAM), officially known as Flughafen Hamburg „Helmut Schmidt”, is one of the most modern in Europe, with around 60 airlines, including Qatar Airways and Lufthansa, providing excellent connections to cities across Europe and the world. It serves as a hub for Eurowings, EasyJet, and Ryanair. The airport is conveniently reachable from the city center in just 25 minutes via the S1 S-Train line.