Hanseatic Trade Center

The Hanseatic Trade Center consists of five interconnected buildings with internal bridges, spanning 93,000 square meters across 23 floors at the Hamburg waterfront.

Construction of the office complex began in 1990 and concluded in 1997, marking the first development phase of Hamburg port's urban renewal program.

The five building sections received names inspired by notable explorers: Vespucci, Columbus, Humboldt, Amundsen, and Kehrwiederspitze, reflecting maritime heritage.

Located near Baumwall station and connected by upper-floor boardwalks, the center provides direct access to public transportation and protection from Elbe River floods.

The building complex integrates modern architectural elements while maintaining visual connections to the neighboring historical Speicherstadt warehouse district.

Location: Hamburg-Mitte

Official opening: 1997

Floors above the ground: 23

GPS coordinates: 53.54250,9.98444

Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46