Grosse Bergstrasse Between Ottensen and Kiez

Grosse Bergstrasse is one of the oldest streets and the main shopping centre in Hamburg-Altona Old Town. It originally led from Nobisor to the north past the old city centre of Altona and the Jewish Cemetery to the northern part of Ottensen. Its current path between Bruno-Tesch-Platz at the junction of Vichowstrasse and Hamburg-Altona railway station is greatly reduced and is mostly used as a pedestrian zone.

Grosse Bergstrasse is one of the oldest streets and the main shopping centre in Hamburg-Altona Old Town. It originally led from Nobisor to the north past the old city centre of Altona and the Jewish Cemetery to the northern part of Ottensen. Its current path between Bruno-Tesch-Platz at the junction of Vichowstrasse and Hamburg-Altona railway station is greatly reduced and is mostly used as a pedestrian zone.

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