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Werner Sutor-Stift
Cultural Heritage from the Imperial Era
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The Werner Sutor-Stift, originally known as Gustav Kaemmerer-Stift, was constructed in 1906 by architects Stammann & Zinnow. This residential building is operated by the Vaterstädtische Stiftung and exemplifies early 20th-century architecture.
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The facility was originally opened as Gustav Kaemmerer-Stift.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1906
- Architect
- Stammann & Zinnow
- Former Name
- Gustav Kaemmerer-Stift
Guided Story
Standing here, you're in the presence of early 20th-century architecture. The Werner Sutor-Stift, originally known as the Gustav Kaemmerer-Stift, was built in 1906 by the architects Stammann & Zinnow. Take a moment to appreciate the architectural details from that era. This residential building is operated by the Vaterstädtische Stiftung. Just a short walk west, you'll find the Medical History Museum, while to the east, the Fatima Chapel awaits. Both are wonderful complements to the historical richness of this area.
Location
Nearby
Museum of Medical History Hamburg
150 m away
Fatima-Kapelle
230 m away
St. Martinus
312 m away
St. Joseph-Stift
263 m away
Eppendorfer Park
441 m away
Mathildenstift
266 m away
Stiftsgebäude Frickestraße / Martinistraße / Schedestraße
133 m away
Gedenkstätte Ernst Thälmann
376 m away
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