This is where you'll find the clubs that everyone is talking about. After dancing the night away, these visitors generally leave St. Pauli in the early morning hours. The street is off-limits to female tourists. This question is sure to be asked by every group. St. Pauli Church, which gave this part of town its name.
Children are playing on the street, their school is right next door.
Suddenly, St. Pauli wears a different face. One sees people who have lived here their whole lives, apartment-sharing communities and people from everywhere on the globe, almost 50 percent of St. Pauli's residents are foreigners. Here, one won't find the spice-laden aura of wealth that prevails along the Western shores of the Elbe. No room here for vast parks and greenery.