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Mathildenstift
Historic residence designed by C.D. Müller
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The Mathildenstift on Tarpenbekstraße 33 was constructed between 1901 and 1902. It was designed by architect C.D. Müller, renowned for his architectural expertise. This historic building combines architectural elegance with residential use.
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The Mathildenstift was completed in just one year.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- C.D. Müller
Guided Story
In front of you is the Mathildenstift, a remarkable example of early 1900s residential architecture. Designed by architect C.D. Müller between 1901 and 1902, the building elegantly combines historic charm with its original residential purpose. Take a moment to notice the clean lines and thoughtful details typical of Müller's design. Just 60 meters to the southwest is the Fatima Chapel, adding to the historic atmosphere of this area.
Location
Nearby
Fatima-Kapelle
60 m away
St. Martinus
138 m away
St. Joseph-Stift
100 m away
Museum of Medical History Hamburg
416 m away
Gedenkstätte Ernst Thälmann
244 m away
Marie-Jonas-Platz
342 m away
Stiftsgebäude Frickestraße / Martinistraße / Schedestraße
148 m away
Röhrenbunker Tarpenbekstraße
268 m away
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