Hamburg: Hotels, Market, Festivals and Historic Places

On this page

Editor's Choice

Pure Luxury

“Call me spoiled - but I love to be treated like a queen when traveling. Only the best is good enough for me. Hotels that make my vacation a dream of luxury and seduction are my choices. Pay attention to the (violet Medal) for luxury accommodation.”

Tatjana Herzegova, Kiew, Ukraine

Editor's Choice

Sustainable Travel

“There is only one earth and we should go out and see it. I like hotels, which look for sustainability. It is not only protecting the ecology, but also taking care for the local business and culture. I recommend the medal for eco accomodation. Let’s protect our earth. Sustainable travel is travelling with responsibility.”

Markus Lenk, Düsseldorf, Germany

The market, historic Main Street and recurring festivals give you different reasons to stay in Hamburg. The area also has named trails and park facilities, as well as a fossil park on the site of a former cement quarry in the Town of Hamburg. When planning, it helps to distinguish between a specific address, an event venue and themes such as local history or nature.

Market and Main Street

The Hamburg Farmers Market is located at 45 Church Street in the Village of Hamburg. If you are planning to visit the market, check the current market page and location details in advance. Its specific address makes it a clear reference point for a market visit.

The Hamburg Main Street Historic District stretches along Main Street from 11 to 235 Main St. Unlike a single event venue, the name refers to a stretch of the street. If you are interested in local history, you can consider this district as a separate topic alongside the market and festivals; its stated range makes its extent along Main Street a distinctive feature.

Festivals and Events

BurgerFest is an annual outdoor event. It includes food, music and entertainment, and takes place along Main Street and Buffalo Street, as well as in the Village of Hamburg's municipal parking lot. If you are planning a visit to Hamburg for BurgerFest, check the date of that year's event before making travel arrangements.

Hamburg Oktoberfest takes place every year in September at Memorial Park. Compared with BurgerFest, the month is an additional clear seasonal reference point here.

Hamburgh Holidays refers to a series of events with a Christmas or holiday theme. The Hamburgh Holidays Parade features marching bands, festive floats, scout groups, animals and fire trucks.

Trails and Parks

The Hub and Spoke Trail System is a named trail facility in the Village of Hamburg's parks and park facilities. “Centennial Gardens Park and 18 Mile Creek Overlook” is also a named park facility in the Village. For choosing based on your interests, these are two distinct reference points: a trail offering on the one hand and a park facility on the other.

Penn Dixie Fossil Park & Nature Reserve is also located in the Town of Hamburg, New York. It is a 54-acre park on the site of a former cement quarry. The park's name brings together fossils and nature; its former use as a cement quarry adds the site's history to this focus. If you are interested in fossils, nature or the former use of a site, this offers a different focus from the named trails and parks.

The location references are not interchangeable: the Farmers Market, BurgerFest, the Hub and Spoke Trail System, and Centennial Gardens Park and 18 Mile Creek Overlook are in the Village of Hamburg. The Main Street Historic District stretches along Main Street in Hamburg. Oktoberfest is located at Memorial Park, and Penn Dixie is in the Town of Hamburg, New York. These different details help you plan your stay around a specific place or theme.

Discover more destinations: Collins, Lackawanna, Angola, Grand Island, Orchard Park, Alden, East Aurora, Buffalo.

For the broader travel overview: Erie.

Search accommodationAdvertisement · We may receive a commission if you book.