Sophienterrasse, Cultural heritage street in Harvestehude, Hamburg, Germany.
Sophienterrasse is a residential street in the Harvestehude district featuring protected architectural ensembles and classic buildings from various periods. The street connects different areas of the neighborhood and displays diverse construction styles across its length.
A wealthy merchant established this private street in 1861 and named it after his wife. A large building complex was constructed in 1935 for military purposes and was later converted into residential apartments.
The street takes its name from the wife of a wealthy merchant who established this private road in the 1800s. Today, it is defined by its residential character and carefully maintained facades that shape the streetscape.
The street is well connected to public transportation and borders other streets in the district. It is an easy place to walk through while appreciating the surrounding architecture and residential layout.
During World War II, a major division of military intelligence was headquartered at this location. This military past is woven into the site's history, though today the buildings serve as ordinary residences.
Location: Eimsbüttel
GPS coordinates: 53.57643,9.99511
Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:05
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