Springer-Haus

Architectural heritage in the heart of Hamburg

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With its sleek lines and elegant design by Ferdinand Streb, the Springer-Haus captivates visitors. Once the headquarters of Axel Springer Verlag, this building exudes historical significance felt in every corner. Discover the allure of a place that has shaped the history of German publishing.

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Did you know?

From 1956 to 1967, it served as the headquarters of Axel Springer Verlag.

Quick Facts

Architect: Ferdinand Streb
Height: 50 m

Guided Story

Look up and take in the impressive height of the building. The Springer-Haus is a post-war architectural marvel, rising in the 1950s as a symbol of Hamburg's rebuilding efforts. Imagine the buzz of creativity as editors at Axel Springer Verlag crafted groundbreaking news stories here. Behind you, towards the Bleichenbrücke, picture the hustle and bustle of the past, with journalists and printers coming and going each day. Ferdinand Streb didn't just design a workplace—he created a piece of city history that has left its mark on German publishing. As you move on, take a moment to appreciate the building's clarity and elegance.