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Koppel 66

Art & Craft in the Heart of St. Georg

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Koppel 66 is a cultural heritage site in Hamburg's St. Georg district, featuring workshops, studios, and the GEDOK art forum. Designed by Carl Plötz in 1924, the building also houses a delightful café for visitors.

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The building was designed by Carl Plötz in 1924.

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Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

Standing here in St. Georg, you're at a site steeped in cultural history. This heritage site is simply called Koppel 66, which is also its address. Designed by Carl Plötz in 1924, the building today hosts a vibrant mix of workshops and studios. To your right, you'll notice one of its entrances, set back from the street Lange Reihe. At its heart lies the GEDOK art forum, a space dedicated to women artists across various disciplines. And if you're in the mood for a break, the Café Koppel offers a cozy spot to relax.