Logenhaus, Masonic lodge building in Rotherbaum district, Hamburg, Germany
The Logenhaus stands at Moorweidenstraße 36, featuring rough stone blocks on its lower level and twin columns supporting a triangular pediment with glass mosaics.
Architects M. Gerhardt, Hermann Schomburgk, and H. Leopold Strelow designed and constructed the Logenhaus between 1907 and 1909 as a meeting place for Masonic lodges.
The building hosts several Johannis and Andreas lodges, including 'Am rauhen Stein' and 'Licht und Wahrheit', contributing to Hamburg's Masonic traditions.
The Mozart halls within the Logenhaus serve as venues for concerts, theater performances, conferences, weddings, and various cultural events throughout the year.
Seven steps lead visitors to the entrance hall, where they encounter a statue of John the Baptist making a cautionary gesture.
Location: Hamburg
GPS coordinates: 53.56412,9.98656
Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:20
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