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Deutscher Wetterdienst - Niederlassung Hamburg

Hamburg's historical hub for weather and navigation

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The building of the former Navigation School, designed by Albert Erbe in 1902, now houses the German Weather Service in Hamburg. Recognized as a cultural heritage monument, it embodies a rich history once dedicated to training aspiring captains.

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From 1749 to 1979, it served as a Navigation School.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1902
Architect: Albert Erbe
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Former Name: Navigationsschule
Website: bnitm.de
Phone: +49 69 8062-0

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Guided Story

You're standing in front of a building designed by Albert Erbe in 1902. Originally a Navigation School, it was a place where aspiring captains honed their skills. Today, it houses the German Weather Service, making it a cultural heritage site of significant importance. Just across from the Landungsbrücken, this building blends history with modern functionality. Imagine the many years it served as a hub for maritime education. It's a piece of Hamburg's history that continues to evolve without losing its roots.