Come along for a walk through the district of Hamburg-Langenhorn and discover the houses built in Black Forest style. Why can we find houses like this this far up north, what is the story behind it? I will take you through my neigbourhood and explain the reasons to this reminder of the past. This is tour one of my series “historical stroll through Langenhorn”. I was inspired by a club called “Geschichts- und Zukunfstwerkstatt Langenhorn e.V.” - they keep history alive and offer guided tours in person as well as informative evening lectures about this part of town: Langenhorn.
Historical stroll through Langenhorn - discovering the story behind the Black Forest houses
Hamburg - Langenhorn (Nord)
12 Stationen, 30:03 min Audio
3.28 km 1
12 Stationen, 30:03 min Audio
3.28 km 1
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Stationen in diesem Guide:
train station: U-Bahnhof Ochsenzoll (U1) (3:25 min) • Triangular monument as a reminder of what really happened here in the past (3:22 min) • "stumbling stones" in front of the office building at Langenhorner Chaussee (3:40 min) • The thatched Black Forest houses (1:47 min) • more thatched houses Black Forest style (4:18 min) • Newly built blocks of Walter-Schmedemann St (1:08 min) • Black Forest settlement: Way No 4 (Essener Straße) (2:34 min) • Last blocks of the Black Forest settlement (1:01 min) • Outpost Konzentration Camp - Reminders: stumbling stones, plate, stone (2:30 min) • working camp of German companies Messap and Hanseatische Kettenwerke (1:30 min) • former location of memorial monument (2:02 min) • end of tour, the actual location of the monument, again (2:46 min)
