Moorweide, Heritage monument park in Rotherbaum, Germany
The Moorweide extends across a green space opposite Dammtor station, bounded by Mittelweg, Tesdorpstraße, Edmund-Siemers-Allee, and Rothenbaumchaussee streets.
During World War II, the Moorweide functioned as an assembly point where Jewish residents of Hamburg were gathered before their deportation to concentration camps.
The western section has been transformed into 'Platz der Jüdischen Deportierten,' incorporating university buildings while maintaining its role as a memorial space.
The park regularly hosts large-scale events, including circus performances, exhibitions, and public gatherings, with direct access to Dammtor station transportation hub.
The site contains multiple Stolpersteine, small brass memorial stones embedded in the ground, marking the last known residences of Holocaust victims.
Location: Eimsbüttel
GPS coordinates: 53.56306,9.99278
Latest update: March 12, 2025 19:37
Mittelweg 185
135 m
Reclining Figure: Hand
50 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Amalie de Lemos
245 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Joseph London
169 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Caecilie Loewenthal
169 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Leopoldine Lilienthal
57 m
Paradiesbrunnen
209 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Bernhard Bodenheimer
155 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Helene Benjamin
201 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Franziska de Lemos
245 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Hedwig Schumm
140 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Stefanie Reis
175 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Franziska de Lemos
245 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Ernst Levy
211 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Georg Schumm
140 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Max Joseph Lehmann
175 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Senta Grossmann
211 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Ernst Grossmann
211 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Ilka Feis
205 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Reline Bodenheimer
155 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Bella Hutner
175 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Martha Friedländer
57 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Hermann Reis
175 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Martha Holländer
224 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Adolph Heidemann
184 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Berta Levy
169 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Therese Heidemann
184 m
Stolperstein dedicated to Albert Holländer
224 mReviews
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