City Nord Office district

The Hamburg quarter in the district of Winterhude is characterised by large building complexes.

Head offices, administrative authorities and futuristic travel. The large buildings extend over the entire district and the architecture ranges from inconspicuous and modern to innovative. A major advantage: Hamburg’s “office district” directly borders the Stadtpark. This extreme contrast of working district and recreation site make the City Nord location so appealing.

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Herbstlich gefärbter Park mit ruhigem See in Hamburg, Laub auf dem Wasser und bunter Ufervegetation
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CITY AREA PORTRAIT Hamburg North

Hamburg North is a wonderful place to live. The city centre can be reached in no time, and there is plenty of nature nearby. Everything goes at a slightly slower pace here. But there are still many things to see and do.

Hamburg North

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View Point

A viewing tower offers a host of new perspectives of the growing HafenCity in Hamburg. However, it is not only the view which is spectacular. The View Point itself is very eye-catching.

View Point

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