Störtebeker-Haus

The Störtebeker-Haus is a modern office building in the Hamm district with a brick facade that incorporates traditional Hanseatic architectural elements. The structure combines contemporary design with classical details and houses multiple floors for various uses.

The building was constructed in 2004 after the Hamm district suffered extensive damage during World War II and underwent reconstruction. The new structure marked a turning point in the modernization of this area.

The building is named after the medieval privateer Klaus Störtebeker, connecting Hamburg's seafaring past with modern architecture. Windows and mosaics inside display ships and Hanseatic symbols that reflect the city's importance as a trading center.

The building is located in a busy commercial district and is easily accessible by public transportation. It offers parking facilities and various amenities inside that serve visitors and users.

Inside the building is a bell carriage installation featuring depictions of ships and the Victual Brothers, commemorating Klaus Störtebeker. This artistic tribute shows the connection between medieval seafaring and contemporary artistic understanding.

Location: Hamburg-Mitte

Inception: 2004

GPS coordinates: 53.54751,10.05086

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:03