Hauptfeuerwache

The Hauptfeuerwache building features a prominent facade with traditional architectural elements, reflecting the municipal construction style of northern Germany.

The fire station building emerged during the late 19th century as part of Lübeck's modernization efforts to enhance emergency response capabilities.

Regular exhibitions at the Hauptfeuerwache present the evolution of firefighting methods and equipment through detailed displays and historical artifacts.

The structure maintains its original function as an active fire station while incorporating educational spaces for public safety awareness programs.

The building combines administrative offices, equipment storage, and training facilities within a protected monument that preserves nineteenth-century architectural details.

Location: Lübeck

GPS coordinates: 53.86611,10.69222

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:01