Eimbecksches Haus, Municipal building in Hamburg, Germany
The Eimbecksches Haus stood at the intersection of Kleine Johannisstrasse and Dornbusch in Hamburg's Old Town, serving as a central administrative structure.
Built in the 13th century as Hamburg's third city hall, the stone building maintained its wine cellar operations from 1270 until its destruction in 1842.
The establishment gained recognition as Hamburg's first coffee-serving location in 1668, marking a shift in the city's beverage consumption patterns.
The structure functioned as both a city council meeting place and storage facility, with its basement specifically designated for wine and beer storage.
A Bacchus statue, rescued from the building before its demolition, now resides in Hamburg's current city hall as a memorial to Eimbecksches Haus.
Location: Hamburg
GPS coordinates: 53.54907,9.99395
Latest update: March 5, 2025 22:41
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