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Arriving to Elmshorn by train is a comfortable journey. The train station is located in the heart of the city, close to bus stops, restaurants and other attractions. 

At the station, you will find several transport options, including regional and long-distance trains, as well as buses and public transport lines. From Elmshorn station, you can take the S-Bahn or U-Bahn trains to explore the city and its surroundings. Furthermore, there are many bus lines available, so you can easily travel to and from the city. You can choose to take a bus or walk to explore the city further. 

When visiting Elmshorn, you can start your journey by visiting the Elmshorn Old Town, a charming part of the city, and explore its many shops, restaurants and sights. There are also plenty of museums and theatres to explore, as well as parks and gardens to relax in. 

Elmshorn, located in the northwestern part of Germany, is a city of history, culture, and architecture. With its charming old town, and vibrant social life, it has something to offer for everyone. Here are 7 must-visit historical and architectural sites and what to eat in Elmshorn: 

Claudiustherme: A spa complex with a Roman-style thermal bath, saunas, and swimming pools, this place is a must-visit for some rest and relaxation. Open all year round, the entry fee is €12 for adults.

St. Jacobi-Kirche: This impressive Gothic-style church is the largest brick church in the world. Located in the center of Elmshorn, it is free to enter and offers guided tours as well as concerts.

Rathaus: Elmshorn’s Rathaus, or Town Hall, is a stunning example of neo-gothic architecture that dates back to 1888. Open to the public, the entry is free.

Heide Park: Located just a half-hour drive away from Elmshorn, Heide Park is Germany's largest theme park. It has over 40 rides, attractions, and an array of restaurants and cafes.

Elmshorner Hafen: At Elmshorner Hafen, visitors can experience a unique blend of nature and culture. Visitors can enjoy boat rides, take a stroll around the harbor and try some of the local seafood.

Elmshorner Markt: The Elmshorner Markt is a great place to buy fresh produce, sample local delicacies, and take advantage of the unique atmosphere. It is open every Tuesday and Thursday from 8 am to 6 pm and Sundays from 9 am to 2 pm.

Hafencity: This newly-developed area is full of entertainment, shopping, and dining options. Located close to the old town, it’s a great way to experience the modern side of Elmshorn.

From thermal baths to theme parks, and from churches to markets, Elmshorn has something to offer for all types of travelers. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing getaway or an exciting adventure, Elmshorn is the perfect destination.