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Landhaus Walter

An architectural gem in the heart of the city park

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Step into Landhaus Walter and be transported to the early 1900s. Designed by renowned architect Fritz Schumacher in 1912, this remarkable building stands as a monument, reflecting the rich history and culture of Hamburg. With its regional cuisine, the inviting atmosphere offers a unique glimpse into the past. A visit here is like a walk through history that opens up new perspectives.

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Built in 1912, Landhaus Walter is a rare heritage-protected building located right in the middle of a city park.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1912
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument
Cuisine: Regional
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Phone: +49 40 275054

Guided Story

Can you feel the history in the air? You're standing before a gem of architecture, over a century old. Imagine people gathering here in the 1910s. Designed by Fritz Schumacher, a pivotal figure in shaping Hamburg’s cityscape, this manor was built with a vision for the future. Here in the city park, where nature and culture blend seamlessly, Landhaus Walter offers a unique window into the past. Look to your left, and you'll see the Trinkhalle, another testament to this area's rich history. Let the ambiance envelop you and imagine the stories these walls could tell.