Donats Gang
23552 Lübeck
The Danats Gang belongs to a few connected walkways behind the An der Obertrave and the Hartengrube. The houses of the Donats Gang are from the renaissance and the baroque. The patios is comfortable and well kept.
Modelled after the Friedrichstrasse and Alexanderplatz train stations in Berlin, the Dammtor train station, also simply called the Dammtor, was designed as an elevated railway. Broad Jugendstil, rustic stone facades and an ornate steel and glass roof are the impressive features of this carefully-restored train station. The entrance to the station is at ground level, the platforms are located above. In the vicinity of the building lies the old botanical garden. The Dammtor is Hamburg´s third train station in the city, the main station and the train station in Altona being the other two.
„More than cinema“ - is promised by CinemaxX. All of the 29 cinemas have 4K-image technique and a high modern sound system. Cinemaxx Dammtor is a premier cinema in the center of the city. Lots of national and international stars are walking the red carpet there. Hall 1 covers around 1,000 visitors and has the newest technique like MAXXIMUM SOUND, MAXXIMUM 3D, MAXXIMUM HFR and MAXXIMUM 4K. The biggest screen has about 264 qm surface and offers an optimal view and a movie adventure in xxl size. Moreover, the content level is developing under the motto “More than cinema”, too. There are specials like movies in original version or the popular sneak preview. Additionally to the full program Cinemaxx transmittals art exhibitions, sport events, classic-, rock- and pop concerts as well as opera and ballet performances.
Modern insurance company offices with a large atrium and a glass roof, an addition to the historical "Haus Wedelz" including a Grand Salon from the turn of the 20th century with stucco and ornamental decor.
This huge green space which is called “Moorweide” is surrounded by trees and lies near university of Hamburg. On the opposite there is the Dammtor train station. It is often used as a football field. On the Moorweide is a sculpture of a reclining woman by Henry Moore.
