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Ellerntorsbrücke

Gateway to Hamburg's Historic Heart

Counts toward these achievements:

Hamburg: First Steps10 pts

Hamburg: Explorer25 pts

Hamburg: Insider50 pts

The Ellerntorsbrücke in Hamburg is a significant historical landmark, founded in 1668. As a registered heritage monument, it marks the site of the historic Ellerntor, which served as the city's western entrance until the 17th century. This bridge links not only two banks but also the past and present.

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The bridge was founded in 1668.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1668
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

You're standing at a piece of Hamburg's rich history. This bridge, founded in 1668, was once the western entrance to the city. It's more than just a crossing over water; it's a registered heritage monument that speaks of the past. To your east, just 133 meters away, is the Görtz-Palais. Imagine the historic Ellerntor once standing here in the 17th century, welcoming people into the bustling city. This bridge carries the marks of time, linking both shores and eras. Feel the connection between history and the present as you take in the surroundings.