Polizeikommissariat 14
PK143 - Straßenverkehrsbehörde
Sachgebiet City (PK 11, 14)
Caffamacherreihe 4
20335 Hamburg
Ditmar-Koel-Straße
20459 Hamburg
The Portugiesenviertel (portuguese district) is located in the heart of the city, just between the Landungsbrücken and the Michel. The district got its name in the early sixties during a wave of immigration by Portuguese Harbour Workers which settled down in this area. Nowadays a lot of Portuguese restaurants, cafés and pastelarias are located in the district, especially the main street "Ditmar-Koel-Straße" is a popular place to go for tourists, but also a lot of employees working near to the district are coming here for lunch. In the last years the Portugiesenviertel became more and more a place-to-be and even if there aren't so many Portuguese living anymore, this place still feels like "Little Portugal" and has a special Mediterranean atmosphere.
Klosterwall 8
20095 Hamburg
20095 Hamburg
Person of contact: Klaus Peters
klaus.peters@hamburg-mitte.hamburg.de
klaus.peters@hamburg-mitte.hamburg.de
Polizeikommissariat 14
Locations in the vicinity
Jugendherberge am Stintfang
Alfred-Wegener-Weg 5 - 20459 Hamburg
City Sporthafen
Vorsetzen - 20459 HamburgThe City Marina is one of Hamburg´s most versatile locations it features some of the most beautiful sights of the city. Because of the centred landing stages and anchorages, who have a direct optical connection to harbour facilities, Hanseatic Trade Center and city center, this spot is particularly favoured for shootings of all types.
Cap San Diego
Überseebrücke - 20459 HamburgThe Cap San Diego is one of the last remaining ships of a series of six fast cargo ships built between 1961 and 1962 on shipyards in Hamburg and Kiel for the Hamburg-Südamerikanische Dampfschiffgesellschaft Eggert & Amsinck, the Hamburg-Southamerican Steamship Company. This type of ship represents the peak of conventional cargo shipbuilding. It belonged to the fast lines of its time with a big cold-storage hold and modern cabins for 12 passengers. Technical details: The ship with a 11,650 horsepower, two-stroke engine, is a good example of classical engine construction before the advent of electronic control engineering. The technical equipment is almost entirely preserved and in excellent working order. The interior design by the well-known Hamburg architect, Prof. C. Pinnau, is from the late 1950s and reflects the fashion of these days. The foredeck is extremely long, the middle part of the ship is a streamlined, closed construction. After many years abroad, the Cap San Diego returned to Hamburg in 1986.
Überseebrücke
Überseebrücke - 20459 HamburgThe bridge connects the harbour promenade with the jetties at the lower harbour, where, amongst others, the ship Cap San Diego lies at anchor.
