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Heiligengeistfeld 1
20359 Hamburg

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Heiligengeistfeld 1
20359 Hamburg

Person of contact: Sven Brux
sven.brux@fcsanktpauli.com

Phone: 040-31 78 74 24

Locations in the vicinity

Planten un Blomen
Glacischaussee 20 - 20359 Hamburg
In the heart of central Hamburg, Planten un Blomen park is linking inner city shopping streets with Hamburg convention and exhibition centres, Hamburg University and the bars and pubs of St. Pauli. Covering 450,000 sqm of reclaimed medieval fortifications, the park lives up to its name. Planten un Blomen is Low German and translates to 'Plants and Flowers'. The park offers manicured flower beds, herb gardens and vast lawns. One of the highlights of the park are the Japanese gardens. With their exotic plants and trees, intriguing rock formations, small ponds and a picturesque teahouse, these gardens are a true piece of art. There is hardly a quieter and more peaceful place in all of central Hamburg. The sunniest place in Planten un Blomen is fittingly modelled around a Mediterranean topic. Dark slate stores the heat emitted from sunlight and allows for fig and lemon trees, hibiscus and gunnera to grow in the cooler Hamburg climate. For more exotic plants and trees, the greenhouses are open year round. Enjoy biotopes resembling tropical rainforests, dry deserts and everything in between even with the park covered in snow and the lakes frozen over. And this is not the only attraction in wintertime Planten un Blomen: As soon as the temperatures drop, the ice-skating rink is drawing crowds. In Summer, go for a game of miniature golf or outdoor chess. Finally, when the sun sets over Hamburg, bring a picnic dinner, lie on the grass and watch the water features. The combination of illuminated fountains and classical music creates a one-of-a-kind experience. Be aware, you might end up soaking wet if you sit too close!
Hamburger Dom
Heiligengeistfeld - 20359 Hamburg
Three times a year, the traditional Hamburg funfair, the "Dom", takes place on the “Heiligengeistfeld”, a 29-hectare open space. The fair was named after the medieval Christmas market held at the St. Marien Dom, the St. Marien cathedral. A Ferris wheel, old merry-go-rounds and various stalls are spread out on a vast area. There are fireworks every Friday evening at the end of the day.
Pesthofkeller
Clemens-Schultz-Str. 96 - 20359 Hamburg
The Pesthofkeller St. Pauli, which was set up for lack of space and hygiene reasons between the formerly separate towns of Hamburg and Altona, was in its original function until 1814. The infamous vault established over time to the renowned health resort and was ultimately appointed to also name a "Place for ill people". In the time of burning down St. Pauli during the French occupation, the basement was completely destroyed. After the reconstruction, the Pesthofkeller lost its importance as the health station. In the 30 years, the NSDAP party was located in the Pesthofkeller. The large room with a morbid atmosphere, shows hardly any traces of its former use, that's why there are so many myths about the history. The current access is through the Bar. The surprisingly large space can be roughly divided into two sections: a gang-like section with higher barrel vault and the vault adjoining monastery. The cross-shaped pillars support the vault room and also have some effect. The small room next to the stairs was probably used as a vestibule with lock function.
Mojo Club
Reeperbahn 1, Ecke beim Trichter - 20359 Hamburg
Durch außergewöhnliche Boden-Tore betritt man die unterirdische Welt des 2013 wiedereröffneten Mojo Clubs. Auf über 400 qm vereinen sich Beton, Holz und Geometrie zu einem architektonischen Meisterwerk. Der Club an der Reeperbahn 1 bietet eine Auswahl von besonderen Räumlichkeiten: den Publikumsraum von ca. 150 qm mit darüber liegendem Rang und Verbindung zur 70 qm großen Bühne mit LED-Wand. Außerdem drei Bars, drei Backstage-Räume, eine Catering Küche sowie zwei Produktionsbüros und auch ein Raucherbereich. Ohne Tageslicht können diese Ebenen mit modernsten Licht- und Soundanlagen sowie technischer Betreuung zum Leben erweckt werden. Oberirdisch befindet sich das Mojo Jazz Café mit weitläufigen Fensterfronten, die für eine lichtdurchflutete Atmosphäre sorgen. Der Club ist mit einem Zugang zur Tiefgarage von 2m Höhe und einem Schwerlastenaufzug (2,8m x 1,6m) ausgestattet. W-Lan gibt’s via Glasfaser und kann bis zu 10 GB synchron aufgestockt werden. Das Mojo Team hat bereits Erfahrung mit Kino- und Werbefilm-Produktionen.
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Planten un Blomen

Glacischaussee 20 - 20359 Hamburg

In the heart of central Hamburg, Planten un Blomen park is linking inner city shopping streets with Hamburg convention and exhibition centres, Hamburg University and the bars and pubs of St. Pauli. Covering 450,000 sqm of reclaimed medieval fortifications, the park lives up to its name. Planten un Blomen is Low German and translates to 'Plants and Flowers'. The park offers manicured flower beds, herb gardens and vast lawns. One of the highlights of the park are the Japanese gardens. With their exotic plants and trees, intriguing rock formations, small ponds and a picturesque teahouse, these gardens are a true piece of art. There is hardly a quieter and more peaceful place in all of central Hamburg. The sunniest place in Planten un Blomen is fittingly modelled around a Mediterranean topic. Dark slate stores the heat emitted from sunlight and allows for fig and lemon trees, hibiscus and gunnera to grow in the cooler Hamburg climate. For more exotic plants and trees, the greenhouses are open year round. Enjoy biotopes resembling tropical rainforests, dry deserts and everything in between even with the park covered in snow and the lakes frozen over. And this is not the only attraction in wintertime Planten un Blomen: As soon as the temperatures drop, the ice-skating rink is drawing crowds. In Summer, go for a game of miniature golf or outdoor chess. Finally, when the sun sets over Hamburg, bring a picnic dinner, lie on the grass and watch the water features. The combination of illuminated fountains and classical music creates a one-of-a-kind experience. Be aware, you might end up soaking wet if you sit too close!

Hamburger Dom

Heiligengeistfeld - 20359 Hamburg

Three times a year, the traditional Hamburg funfair, the "Dom", takes place on the “Heiligengeistfeld”, a 29-hectare open space. The fair was named after the medieval Christmas market held at the St. Marien Dom, the St. Marien cathedral. A Ferris wheel, old merry-go-rounds and various stalls are spread out on a vast area. There are fireworks every Friday evening at the end of the day.

Pesthofkeller

Clemens-Schultz-Str. 96 - 20359 Hamburg

The Pesthofkeller St. Pauli, which was set up for lack of space and hygiene reasons between the formerly separate towns of Hamburg and Altona, was in its original function until 1814. The infamous vault established over time to the renowned health resort and was ultimately appointed to also name a "Place for ill people". In the time of burning down St. Pauli during the French occupation, the basement was completely destroyed. After the reconstruction, the Pesthofkeller lost its importance as the health station. In the 30 years, the NSDAP party was located in the Pesthofkeller. The large room with a morbid atmosphere, shows hardly any traces of its former use, that's why there are so many myths about the history. The current access is through the Bar. The surprisingly large space can be roughly divided into two sections: a gang-like section with higher barrel vault and the vault adjoining monastery. The cross-shaped pillars support the vault room and also have some effect. The small room next to the stairs was probably used as a vestibule with lock function.

Mojo Club

Reeperbahn 1, Ecke beim Trichter - 20359 Hamburg

Durch außergewöhnliche Boden-Tore betritt man die unterirdische Welt des 2013 wiedereröffneten Mojo Clubs. Auf über 400 qm vereinen sich Beton, Holz und Geometrie zu einem architektonischen Meisterwerk. Der Club an der Reeperbahn 1 bietet eine Auswahl von besonderen Räumlichkeiten: den Publikumsraum von ca. 150 qm mit darüber liegendem Rang und Verbindung zur 70 qm großen Bühne mit LED-Wand. Außerdem drei Bars, drei Backstage-Räume, eine Catering Küche sowie zwei Produktionsbüros und auch ein Raucherbereich. Ohne Tageslicht können diese Ebenen mit modernsten Licht- und Soundanlagen sowie technischer Betreuung zum Leben erweckt werden. Oberirdisch befindet sich das Mojo Jazz Café mit weitläufigen Fensterfronten, die für eine lichtdurchflutete Atmosphäre sorgen. Der Club ist mit einem Zugang zur Tiefgarage von 2m Höhe und einem Schwerlastenaufzug (2,8m x 1,6m) ausgestattet. W-Lan gibt’s via Glasfaser und kann bis zu 10 GB synchron aufgestockt werden. Das Mojo Team hat bereits Erfahrung mit Kino- und Werbefilm-Produktionen.

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