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Emil Krause Schule

A Legacy of Learning and Architecture in Barmbek

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Hamburg: First Steps10 pts

Hamburg: Explorer25 pts

Hamburg: Insider50 pts

At Emil Krause School, the architectural vision of Fritz Schumacher meets nearly a century of educational tradition. Since its construction in 1913, this iconic building has shaped the neighborhood and highlights the importance of educational development in Hamburg. Be inspired by its impressive brick architecture and immerse yourself in a story that continues to thrive today.

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Did you know?

Built in 1913, the Tieloh School was formerly known as Stadtteilschule Barmbek before becoming part of the Emil Krause School.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1917
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Former Name: Stadtteilschule Barmbek
Website: tieloh.de

Guided Story

Imagine standing here in 1913, as the first students walked through these doors. Look up at the impressive brickwork designed by Fritz Schumacher. Isn’t it amazing how architecture can tell the story of a place? Just behind you, a bit to the south, stands the Auferstehungskirche, another witness to bygone times. The Emil Krause School, once known as Stadtteilschule Barmbek, has evolved over the years. Its role extended beyond just teaching; it shaped generations of students. Think about all the stories these walls have heard – full of hopes, dreams, and maybe a little bit of exam jitters.