Pagodenspeicher

The Pagodenspeicher features three rows of surrounding roof hatches and stands on a foundation of carved field stones near the Neustadt inner waters.

Built in 1830 by carpenter Carl Friedrich Trahn under the commission of merchant Adam Jansen, this storage facility served for grain drying before shipment.

The red brick half-timbered structure with its tiled hipped roof represents Northern German maritime trade architecture of the nineteenth century.

The former grain storage building has been transformed into an office and business complex following extensive renovations carried out in 1991.

The structure earned its name from its resemblance to an Asian pagoda, with its roof height exceeding the ground floor by more than double.

Location: Schleswig-Holstein

Address: Untere Querstraße 3

GPS coordinates: 54.10710,10.81050

Latest update: March 6, 2025 10:23