Lohbrügge water tower

The water tower features traditional brick construction techniques with a cylindrical shape and stands prominently against the Hamburg skyline at coordinates 53.499573, 10.192051.

Built in 1907 during Hamburg's industrial expansion, the Sander Dickkopp water tower served as a vital component of the city's growing water infrastructure system.

The structure represents German industrial heritage through its architectural elements and earned recognition as an official cultural monument of Germany.

Located in the Bergedorf district, visitors can reach the water tower through Hamburg's public transportation system and observe its exterior throughout the year.

The tower's distinctive design combines functional water storage capabilities with architectural elements that reflect early 20th-century German industrial construction methods.

Location: Bergedorf

Inception: January 1, 1907

Address: 21f Richard-Linde-Weg 21033 Hamburg

GPS coordinates: 53.49957,10.19205

Latest update: September 24, 2025 01:04