More about our translation services in Hamburg
If you require a certified translation and have also been requested to prove the authenticity of your documents in advance by means of an apostille, this can be done at Bezirksamt Hamburg-Mitte, Caffamacherreihe 1-3 in 20355 Hamburg. The appendix attached there in the form of a stamp will then also be translated into the language of your choice by our certified translators. Alternatively, you can also contact any local or district court, for example at Sievekingplatz 1, 20355 Hamburg, which will also issue this certificate of authenticity.
Express translations in Hamburg
Regarding a possible express translation, in the event of a English-German translation, we would like to ask you to arrange a possible delivery date in advance with our customer service, as this is the language combination that is most in demand. The same currently applies to the French-German translation and the Portuguese-German translation.
The city of our Hamburg translators
The city of our Hamburg translators is both a state and a city municipality. Hamburg is the second smallest federal state in terms of area and the fourth smallest in terms of population. The state government here is called the Senate, the state ministers are called Senators, and the Prime Minister, who is responsible to the state parliament, the Hamburg Bürgerschaft, is called the First Mayor. The original municipal affairs are administered by seven district offices.
The city's main rivers are the Alster, which is almost 70 kilometres long and has been dammed to form an attractive city lake in the inner city area, and the mighty Elbe river, which divides Hamburg into a northern and a southern part. From Hamburg, the Elbe still has about 100 kilometres to travel to its mouth in the North Sea to the northwest.
Numerous Hamburgers, whether born in the Hanseatic city or otherwise connected to it, have become famous far beyond the borders of their home city. They include former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, UFA film star Hans Albers, theatre headmaster Ida Ehre, football legend Uwe Seeler, KPD leader (1925-1933) Ernst Thälmann, art patron Philipp Remtsmaa, banker and Bismarck financier Max Warburg.
