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Millerntorwache

Discover Hamburg's historic gateway charm

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The Millerntorwache at Millerntorplatz marks where Hamburg's western city gate once stood, delineating the boundary with Altona. It's here, at the start of the Reeperbahn, that you feel the vibrancy of history merging with the lively spirit of the present. Experience a place where past and present unite in a unique urban tapestry.

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Did you know?

The Millerntor was once known as the Altonaer Gate because it served as the direct access to the former neighboring city of Altona.

Guided Story

Imagine standing right where the grand city gate of Hamburg once marked the boundary with Altona. As you look around, the Reeperbahn begins here, pulsing with energy through St. Pauli. Behind you, the impressive Museum of Hamburg History tells the tales of this vibrant city. Off to the side, the Repsold Monument stands, honoring the renowned astronomer. Right here, it wasn't just trade that thrived through this gate, but a mingling of cultures that made Hamburg unique. Remember, this is where past and present collide. Feel the stories of travelers and traders who passed through this historic entrance.