River

Hamburg
Schleswig-Holstein
The Donnerspark, near the famous Elbchaussee avenue (off no. 75) is named after the Altona merchant Conrad Hinrich Donner, who took up residence in the park in 1820. 
Details of Donners Park - Altona
22763 Hamburg
Pedestrian tunnel at Rendsburg ti cross the Kiel-Canal. 
Details of Fußgängertunnel Nord-Ostsee Kanal in Rendsburg
24768 Rendsburg
The original brick building of the “Kunsthalle” was built in 1869, a new annex between 1914 and 1921. The “Kunsthalle” of Hamburg is one of the great picture galleries, with important European paintings from the Middle Ages to the present … 
Details of Hamburger Kunsthalle & Galerie der Gegenwart
20095 Hamburg
Old sailingships at Untertrave canal. 
Details of Lübeck / Untertrave
Lübeck
The aim is a cost-effective heat treatment of the waste delivered by the city´s sanitation department and other waste producers. 
Details of Müllverwertungsanlage
22113 Hamburg
Architectural contrasts along the edge of the harbour: The so-called pearl necklace offers an interesting succession of renovated and new buildings along a ca. 6-kilometer stretch of shoreline. 
Details of Neumühlen Hafenrand
22763 Hamburg
Between the Zollkanal and Oberhafen has been a bridge to the old district Klosterhafen since Jan.1st.2008. Its historically precursor was built up between 1902 and 1904. Moreover, freight traffic was used to cross under the bridge in past, so it is … 
Details of Oberhafenbrücke
20097 Hamburg
With 62 kilometers longitude the Schwentine is one of the longest rivers in Schleswig-Holstein. It has its source at the Bungsberg, district Ostholstein, and flows through the so called "Holsteinische Schweiz" with a lot of lakes until it … 
Details of Schwentine
Kiel-Wellingdorf
Since 1399, there was one in downtown St. Gertrude's Chapel, which was destroyed in 1842 during the great fire. On the 40th Day of its destruction in 1882, the foundation stone was set on new St. Gertrude at a new location, the Kuhmühlenteich. With … 
Details of St. Gertrud Kirche Uhlenhorst
22087 Hamburg
The construction of the Landungsbrücken, the great piers for the passenger ships, was started in 1839. Like most of Hamburg´ s buildings for public transport, built around 1910, the piers were given an impressive facade. The massive … 
Details of St. Pauli Landungsbrücken
20359 Hamburg
The “Neuhof Hafengesellschaft” is Germany´ s fastest and most productive handling silo, handling more than 3 million tons of grain, oilseed and animal feed per annum. The entire plant has recently been bought up by the conglomerate ADM, so that … 
Details of Umschlagsilo Neuhof
21107 Hamburg