Wilhelmsburger Ruder Club

Vogelhüttendeich 120
21107 Hamburg

Founded in 1895, the Wilhelmsburg rowing club has c 200 members and 38 rowing boats, from single sculls to eights. The expansive boathouse was inaugurated in 1959 and includes a hall for gymnastics and table tennis, as well as a weights room and an ergometer room. It is surrounded by large premises that allow for ball games and other activities. The rowing season here goes from April to October.

Contact Information

Vogelhüttendeich 120
21107 Hamburg

Person of contact: Horst Walter Gosh
info@wrc1895.de

Phone: 040-752 80 88

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 33 57/ -3413

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

Polizeikommissariat 44
Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Georg-Wilhelm-Str. 77

21107 Hamburg

pk44verkehr@polizei.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 65 44 -18/ -21/ -22/ -23

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Locations in the vicinity

Biergarten "Zum Anleger"
Vogelhüttendeich 123 - 21107 Hamburg
This idyllic pub lies at the junction to Assmannkanal and further includes a boat rental and an all-year wine bistro. The family business was elected Germany’s second most beautiful beer garden by ADFC.
Ernst-August-Schleuse
Ernst-August-Deich 1 - 21107 Hamburg
The Ernst-August lock at Klütjenfelder Hafen was completed in October 2011, having cost a total of 26 million euros. It replaces a much larger (unpreserved) construction from 1861 for flood control and tidal range compensation. The lock and subsequent canal are named after the Crown Prince Ernst August (1845-1923), the son of King George V of Hanover, whose sovereign territory included Wilhelmsburg at the time. The new chamber is c 48 metres long, the lock-keeper house with its slanting glass facade, folded sheet metal panels and aluminium-cased outdoor installations give the lock an unusually modern appearance.
Deutsches Hafenmuseum - Standort Schuppen 50A
Australiastraße 50A - 20457 Hamburg
About 1900, the increasing transhipment and theships becoming bigger required an extensive rebuilding and extension process of the Port of Hamburg. From 1908 until 1909, the sheds 50 and51 were built along the wall of the Bremen quay. Each of them was 271 metres long and 48 metres deep. Furthermore, a dwelling house for the quay officials was built in 1911. More or less at the same time, the sheds 52 and 53 were built at the Australia quay along the India port. The appeal of the shed 50 A as of the others lies in the lightweight wooden construction in the style of a hall church with nave and two aisles. In comparison, this way of building was not only cheap; it also meant the quick rebuilding in case of a fire. By raising the central nave, an adequate incident of light was made possible. The sheds were stocked with electric half-dockside cranes to the dock side. The quay and loading ramps were connected to the railways and opened to horse and cart. All of these factors made an easy and quick handling of goods possible.
Ernst-August-Kanal
Ernst-August-Kanal - 21107 Hamburg
Behind the lock, a canal of the same name opens up a romantic environment unbeknown to most Hamburg citizens. It was constructed in 1852 to drain the marshland and for use by the industry. Today it is used exclusively for boating sports. The canal leads into the Wilhelmsburg Dove-Elbe and passes by a new housing project (Open House-IBA), various art nouveau houses and allotments, which also seam the conjoined Assmann canal.

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

Polizeikommissariat 44 Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Locations in the vicinity

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

Polizeikommissariat 44
Straßenverkehrsbehörde