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Walk Hamburg in 1900

AI rebuilds Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg (Hamburg) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.

Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk

Emigrants' Hamburg, 1900

At the height of mass emigration and imperial trade, Hamburg in 1900 is a working port of brick warehouses, steamship masts and crowded quays. This walk follows the river from the Elbe approaches through the Landungsbrücken and Speicherstadt to the Rathaus and the Alster, showing liners, emigration halls, warehouse canyons and the city's civic centre.

35 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 13 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Hamburg as it stood in 1900 (“History of Hamburg”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Lower Elbe Approaches
  2. 2. Neumühlen Quays
  3. 3. St. Pauli Landungsbrücken
  4. Pontoon Waiting Shed · interior
  5. 4. HAPAG Elbe Quays
  6. Shipping Agency Office · interior
  7. Steerage Berth Aboard Liner · interior
  8. 5. St. Pauli Fishmarket
  9. Auction Hall · interior
  10. 6. Baumwall Quay
  11. 7. Kehrwieder Island
  12. Warehouse Packing Room · interior
  13. 8. Kehrwiederfleet Canal
  14. 9. Holländischbrookfleet
  15. 10. Speicherstadt Warehouses
  16. Coffee and Carpet Floor · interior
  17. Merchants' Counting Room · interior
  18. 11. Dock Gantries and Cranes
  19. Harbour Weighhouse Interior · interior
  20. 12. Veddel Emigration Station
  21. Medical Inspection Hall · interior
  22. Emigrant Dormitory and Dining · interior
  23. 13. Veddel Quay
  24. 14. Deichstraße
  25. 15. St. Nikolai Churchyard
  26. 16. Neues Rathaus
  27. Great Festive Hall · interior
  28. 17. Rathausmarkt
  29. 18. Mönckebergstraße
  30. 19. Jungfernstieg Promenade
  31. 20. Alster Steamers
  32. Upper Saloon · interior
  33. 21. Alsterarkaden
  34. 22. St. Michaelis Forecourt
  35. Baroque Nave · interior