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Goßlerhaus

Historic Heritage in Blankenese

Counts toward these achievements:

Hamburg: First Steps10 pts

Hamburg: Explorer25 pts

Hamburg: Insider50 pts

The Goßlerhaus in Hamburg's Blankenese district was built in 1901 by architect Martin Haller for John Henry Goßler. It replaced an 1794 country house and is now a protected monument. The building houses the Janssen Library and hosts events for the 'Förderverein Goßlerhaus'.

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Martin Haller designed the building to replace an older country house.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1901
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Former Name: Landhaus Blacker

Guided Story

You're standing before the Goßlerhaus, built in 1901 by the architect Martin Haller for John Henry Goßler. It replaced the old Landhaus Blacker from 1794 and is now a cultural heritage monument in Germany. Inside, you'll find the Janssen Library, which houses a unique collection of works. Events organized by the 'Förderverein Goßlerhaus' are frequently hosted here. Just 112 meters north is the tranquil Goßlers Park, offering a peaceful retreat.