Klosterstern U-Bahnhof

Klosterstern
20149 Hamburg

Six beautiful and important streets of Eppendorf and Winterhude join together at the tree-lined roundabout by the name of Klosterstern. Amongst the houses in the vicinity are many beautiful art nouveau villas. The closest underground station is the one for the U1.

Contact Information

Steinstr. 20
20095 Hamburg

Person of contact: Lynn Mohn
presse@hochbahn.de

Phone: 040/3288-4596

Offices and Authorities

Bezirksamt Hamburg Eimsbüttel
Zentrum für Wirtschaftsförderung, Bauen und Umwelt
- Servicezentrum-

Grindelberg 62

20144 Hamburg

wbz-service@eimsbuettel.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 01 22 33

http://www.hamburg.de/eimsbuettel/

Polizeikommissariat 17
Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Sedanstraße

20146 Hamburg

pk17verkehr@polizei.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 65 17 -21 bis -23

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Locations in the vicinity

Bibliothek Warburg-Haus
Heilwigstr. 116 - 20249 Hamburg
The building of the Warburg library of cultural sciences was errected in 1925-26 by Gerhard Langmaack with the contribution of Fritz Schumacher. The oval reading hall which reaches out into the garden is especially interesting. Here the first episode of the news broadcast Tagesschau was shot. In 1993, the City of Hamburg purchased and restored the building according to the guidelines of architectural conservation. Today it harbours the department of art history of the University of Hamburg and the Warburg archive for science emigration.
Staatliche Handelsschule Kellinghusenstraße
Kellinghusenstraße 11 - 20249 Hamburg
The public business school Kellinghusenstraße was founded as girls' school in 1879, and it was not until 1891 that boys were admitted. After WWII British troops seized the adjacent baths Holthusenbad and used the school as army post office. In the late 1950s the business school moved into the building. Beside the classically furnished class rooms there are new computing facilities, a plain auditorium and simple corridors.
MARKK Museum am Rothenbaum – Kulturen und Künste der Welt
Rothenbaumchaussee 64 - 20148 Hamburg
The ethnological museum, built between 1907 and 1911 and extended in 1929, has an asymmetrical layout. It consists of grand halls with pillars and reinforced concrete ceilings and has excellent bright spaces like those of a shipping company´s office. The pompous facade and the marble entrance hall stand for the wealth of foreign countries exploited by Hamburg. Foreign cultures and traditions are exhibited in the museum.
Gelehrtenschule des Johanneums
Maria-Louisenstraße 114 - 22301 Hamburg

Bezirksamt Hamburg Eimsbüttel Zentrum für Wirtschaftsförderung, Bauen und Umwelt - Servicezentrum-

Polizeikommissariat 17 Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Locations in the vicinity

Bezirksamt Hamburg Eimsbüttel
Zentrum für Wirtschaftsförderung, Bauen und Umwelt
- Servicezentrum-

Polizeikommissariat 17
Straßenverkehrsbehörde