Mönckebergstraße

Mönckebergstrasse extends from Hamburg Central Station to City Hall, featuring department stores, boutiques, and retail shops along tree-lined pedestrian walkways.

The street construction began in 1909 after the demolition of narrow medieval lanes, creating a modern retail corridor in Hamburg's central district.

The Passage Kino, Germany's oldest operating cinema, continues to screen films alongside the street's numerous stores and shopping centers.

Visitors can access the street through U-Bahn stations Hauptbahnhof and Mönckebergstrasse, with three parking garages offering more than 2,500 spaces combined.

The street incorporates two architectural shopping passages, Levantehaus and Europa Passage, which connect to neighboring commercial districts through covered walkways.

Location: Hamburg-Mitte

Inception: October 26, 1909

GPS coordinates: 53.55056,9.99806

Latest update: May 11, 2025 12:58