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Stadthallenbrücke
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Stadthallenbrücke

Historic bridge spanning the Goldbek Canal

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Since 1916, the Stadthallenbrücke, crafted by chief architect Fritz Schumacher, has linked the Hamburg Stadtpark with Winterhude. Recognized as a cultural monument, it showcases the architectural elegance of the early 20th century.
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The bridge is listed as a heritage monument with the number 22022.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status
Heritage Monument
Opening Date
1916

Guided Story

You're standing at the Stadthallenbrücke, a heritage monument in Hamburg. Designed by Fritz Schumacher between 1914 and 1916, this road bridge gracefully spans the Goldbek Canal. As you look around, you'll notice how it connects the Hamburg Stadtpark with the Winterhude district. It's more than just a crossing – it's a piece of history. Being listed as a cultural monument highlights its significance and the architectural finesse of the early 20th century. As you walk across, you can sense the timeless elegance this structure exudes. Perhaps you can hear the gentle lapping of water below, a soothing sound that perfectly complements the historic ambiance.

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