
This walking tour explores the history of Hamburg's Speicherstadt, starting at the origins of the city's harbor. Participants will examine the founding charter of the port and identify its contradictions. The route includes a visit to the Elbphilharmonie, highlighting the historical significance of the surrounding square. The tour discusses the port's transformation during the 19th century industrialization and the evolution of trade in the 20th century. Attendees will delve into the red brick structures of Speicherstadt, learning about the lives of its workers and employers, including the connection of Westphalen to Hamburg and the unique living arrangements of workers. The experience also covers the roles of shoe pushers, ewer guides, winch guards, and coffee readers, along with the impact of coffee barons and Persians in Hamburg.
a brief history of the Imperial Store, coffee warehouse and concert hall
A monument to the carpet merchants of the Speicherstadt.
We venture a first look into the beautiful gorges of brick. After that I will explain to you how the goods came from the cargo ships into the stores.
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