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Miramar-Haus

Brick Expressionism in Hamburg's Old Town

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The Miramar House, a cultural heritage monument in Germany, was constructed in 1921-22 by architect Max Bach in the style of Brick Expressionism. Located at the corner of Schopenstehl/Kattrepel, it has been a protected monument since 1999. Its distinctive brick architecture is a testament to the 1920s.

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The Miramar House has been a protected monument since 1999.

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Architect: Max Bach
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

You're standing in the heart of Hamburg's history. Right here at the corner of Schopenstehl and Kattrepel stands the Miramar House, a classic example of Brick Expressionism from the 1920s. Designed by architect Max Bach, it's a testament to the architectural innovation of its time. This building has been a protected cultural heritage monument since 1999. Take a moment to admire the intricate brickwork that defines its façade. Just to the east, you can see the Montanhof, another landmark in the city. This part of Hamburg's Old Town offers a glimpse into the architectural past woven into the very bricks of the Miramar House.