Karostar Musikhaus

Neuer Kamp 30
20357 Hamburg

The Karostar Musikhaus is located not far away from the city centre in the district St. Pauli. It is a court, built by former slaughterhouses, with a wooden floor and wooden terrace steps, which invite locals to rest. This court with its 1.200 square meters is already an attraction pole for many events, as for example open-air-cinema, music events and all kind of markets. Especially the flea market on Saturdays is famous for its related and urban atmosphere. The ancient slaughterhouse area offers a special setting with extraordinary architecture and a comfortable ambience. The Karostar Musikhaus offers young musicians office rooms, this is why here is an important meeting point for the Hamburg music scene.

Additional information

Time restrictions

Individual.

current usage

The square is only accessible for vehicles less than 7,5 tons. The square is 1.200 sqm wide. Retail store room is bookable on a daily basis. Underground parking available.

Contact Information

Neuer Kamp 32
20357 Hamburg

Person of contact: Kurt Reinken
kurt.reinken@steg-hh.de

Phone: 040-43 13 93 - 42

Offices and Authorities

AAA Bezirksamt Hamburg Mitte
Fachamt Management des öffentlichen Raumes, Sondernutzung MR1

Caffamacherreihe 1-3

20355 Hamburg

veranstaltungsservice@hamburg-mitte.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 54-2777 / -3223

http://www.hamburg.de/mitte/

Polizeikommissariat 16
PK 1432 - Straßenverkehrsbehörde
Sachgebiet St. Pauli (PK 15, 16)

Lerchenstraße 82

22767 Hamburg

pk1432@polizei.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 65 16-21/ -22

http://www.hamburg.de/polizei/

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resonanzraum

Feldstraße 66 - 20359 Hamburg

Situated right in the heart of St. Pauli, the resonanzraum - or room for resonance - is simultaneously the Ensemble's rehearsal room and a space for experimenting with new concert ideas.

Large revolvable iron doors control the room's acoustics and provide a high level of freedom and flexibility with regard to the way the venue is used. Bare concrete walls are testament to its history, while the large, luminous bar, warm wooden flooring and openness of the room make it both inviting and inspiring.

The Feldstraße bunker in St. Pauli is one of the largest multi-storey air raid shelters in Europe, and at 39 metres certainly the highest in Hamburg. It was built in 1942 in just 300 days under Albert Speer, and during World War II offered protection to up to 25,000 people. After the war, it was converted largely out of necessity, for as Ulrich Stock reports, writing in die ZEIT, »in 1954 it was impossible to blow the shelter up, because half of St. Pauli would have been blown up with it.«
In 1950, the broadcaster NDR transmitted its first TV signal from the building, marking the beginning of a new phase in which it would be used a hub for media and music.

Following on the heels of NDR, various educational establishments and nightclubs moved into the bunker, and today it is home to a wide variety of institutions, associations and initiatives. It provides the perfect surroundings for a concert hall, supplying inspiration and creating numerous synergy effects. Situated between the Schanzenviertel, Karolinenviertel and St. Pauli districts, and overlooking the stadium and the Dom fairground, the bunker is rooted right in the middle of the city's urban centre, and, as a breeding ground for new ideas, makes a major contribution to Hamburg's cultural life.

Additional information

AAA Bezirksamt Hamburg Mitte Fachamt Management des öffentlichen Raumes, Sondernutzung MR1

Polizeikommissariat 16 PK 1432 - Straßenverkehrsbehörde Sachgebiet St. Pauli (PK 15, 16)

Locations in the vicinity

AAA Bezirksamt Hamburg Mitte
Fachamt Management des öffentlichen Raumes, Sondernutzung MR1

Polizeikommissariat 16
PK 1432 - Straßenverkehrsbehörde
Sachgebiet St. Pauli (PK 15, 16)