Strafjustizgebäude

Historic Hub of Hamburg's Criminal Justice

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Built in 1879, the Strafjustizgebäude at Sievekingplatz in Hamburg houses the criminal chambers of the Hamburg Regional Court. It is a heritage-listed site and serves as the location for economic and environmental criminal cases of the district courts in the LG Hamburg area.

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The architect of the building was Carl Johann Christian Zimmermann.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1879
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

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Guided Story

Take a look at this remarkable building, constructed back in 1879. This is the Strafjustizgebäude here at Sievekingplatz in Hamburg. It stands as a heritage-listed site and houses the criminal chambers of the Hamburg Regional Court. There's also a special segment for economic and environmental criminal cases within the district courts of the LG Hamburg area. It's part of the Justice Forum, which includes several important courts in Hamburg. To your right, you'll notice the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court just a short distance away.