Terraristika Hamm

Terraristika Hamm in Hamm, Germany is a region where reptile culture is more popular and widespread. Germany hosts the largest reptile exhibition in Europe every year in the small town of Hamm. Hamm is a small town in southern Germany, so don't get it confused.

On the map, you can see major cities near Hamm such as Munster/Munster, Essen/Essen, Dusseldorf/Dusseldorf, and Cologne/Koln. I arrived at Cologne/Bonn Airport and stayed in Cologne. The airport train costs 3 euros and takes about twenty minutes to reach the city center of Cologne. Then, I took the train the next day to attend the Hamm reptile exhibition.

The train schedule can be checked on the German railway's app, DB Navigator. Departing from the largest train station in the city center, Nord station in Cologne, you can take a direct train to Hamm train station. The journey takes approximately one hour and forty minutes, with ticket prices varying but around 28 euros.

The Hamm reptile exhibition is held at a fixed location every year, the Hamm Town Exhibition Hall at Okonomierat-Peitzmeier-Platz. There's no problem walking from the train station to the venue, it's about a fifteen-minute walk.