Hamburg Wallpapers

Hamburg is simply a gateway to the world and beauty

More than 100km (60 miles) upstream from the mouth of the mighty River Elbe, Germany’s second city is its largest sea port and an important manufacturing centre. It’s also a place of great contrasts; it boasts more millionaires than anywhere else in the country, but unemployment is high, and its generally sober ethos sits awkwardly with the raucous lifestyle epitomised by the city’s red-light district, the Reeperbahn.

The city gained its economic prosperity from its history as a city port on the River Elbe, which flows into the North Sea, giving Hamburg its nickname "Tor zur Welt" - gateway to the world.

This app have high quality images about the beautiful city of hamburg to set as your mobile or tablet wallpaper.

what make us different.

- high quality images.

- all devices are supported(mobiles and tablets) (any screen size) so don't worry if your device is supported, because again all devices are supported.

- the app support scroll-able wallpapers(for mobiles and tablets).

- the app have collection of effects to use over the wallpaper like(gray-scale , sepia , flea, flip , shading , noise) and other effects.

- the app is so easy you need just 3 steps 1- choose image 2- choose effect 3- set wallpaper.

- no need to crop images its already with dimensions to suit any mobile or tablet.

- work offline

what you wait, just download the app now and open a gate to the beauty of hamburg on your life.

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more about hamburg:

Hamburg began life as Hammaburg, a 9th-century fortress built by Charlemagne at the confluence of the little River Alster­ and the Elbe. For centuries the city lived in the shadow­ of Lübeck, the leader of the Hanseatic League, but once trading patterns had shifted from the Baltic to the wider world of the Atlantic, Hamburg never looked back. This despite­ having to rebuild itself from scratch twice, once after a terrible blaze in 1842, and again after the devastating firestorm unleashed 101 years later by British air force bombers.

Created a Free Imperial city in 1618, Hamburg considers itself­ a cut above the rest of Germany, a status confirmed by its continued existence as a Land in its own right. Its cultural life and its heritage of museums (the Museum Mile is well worth exploring) are the equal of many a capital city.