Einbürgerungstest Hamburg (2026) : les 10 questions du Land avec réponses + test d’entraînement gratuit

La réponse est Bild 2: the coat of arms of Hamburg shows a white castle with three towers on a red shield.

Hamburg is divided into seven districts (Bezirke); one of them is Altona on the river Elbe. Hemelingen belongs to Bremen, Pankow to Berlin, and Mecklenburgische Seenplatte is a rural district in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Hamburg's state parliament is called the Bürgerschaft and has been elected every 5 years since 2015 (previously every 4 years). Only Bremen still has a 4-year term.

In Hamburg, young people aged 16 and over may vote in the elections for the district assemblies (Bezirksversammlungen). From 16 you may also vote for Hamburg's Bürgerschaft (state parliament).

The Hamburg flag is white and red: it is red with the white castle from the coat of arms in the middle. Red and white are the typical colours of the Hanseatic cities.

The Hamburg Landeszentrale für politische Bildung (State Agency for Civic Education) offers free, non-partisan information and events on politics. The Ordnungsamt, consumer advice centre and churches have other tasks.

Hamburg is a city-state (Stadtstaat), a city that is also a federal state. The three city-states are Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen; Saxony, Bavaria and Thuringia are territorial states (Flächenländer).

Hamburg lies in northern Germany on the river Elbe, between Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony; on the map it is number 3. Germany's largest port is here.

In Hamburg, the head of government is called Erste(r) Bürgermeister(in) (First Mayor); he or she is elected by the Bürgerschaft and leads the Senat (state government). 'Regierender Bürgermeister' is the title in Berlin.

In Hamburg, members of the state government are called Senatoren (senators). Foreign policy is a federal task (Article 32 of the Grundgesetz), so there is no senator for external relations.