Rotherbaum

Rotherbaum

Rotherbaum belongs to the Eimsbüttel District. Its name is derived from “Rothen Baum” – “Red Tree.” Rotherbaum borders on the Outer Alster and St. Georg to the east, Harvestehude to the north, and the Sternschanze in the south-west. Famous St. Pauli is to the south, and Rotherbaum borders on Neustadt to the north. Near by is the train station Hamburg-Dammtor. This train station constitutes the Hamburg Altona Connection Railway, which travels over the Lombard Bridge.
    

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Tourism in Rotherbaum

Culturally the area has a lot to offer. The Abaton Cinema at Alendeplatz next to the university is the oldest repertory cinema in Germany, with a wide selection of current and vintage films.

A number of beautifully designed parks invite you to rest in pristine nature. Here it is worth mentioning Von-Melle-Park near the university and the 12-hectare Sternschanzenpark. Sternschanzenpark is home to a water tower, formerly the biggest in Europe, to be marvelled at with its 57.5 metres. In 2007 the tower became the Mövenpick Hotel Hamburg.

With 350,00 objects on exhibit, the Ethnological Museum, founded 1979, is the one of the biggest museums of its kind in Europe. A ‘Market of the People’ is also located on the premises. Visitors are not only able to acquire the products of various cultures, but also view the making of arts and crafts over the shoulder of the artist. The whole experience is rounded off by lectures.
    

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