NEWS
HAMBURG PRESERVATION FOUNDATION
PRESERVING
CULTURAL MONUMENTS
Since we were established in 1978 we have been able to preserve far more than 200 historical buildings, gardens, monuments and works of art in Hamburg, and provide support to the owners of the monuments.
PROMOTING
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Many citizens support our aims by donations, birthday donations and bequests, as well as through promoting and disseminating the idea of monument preservation and critical interest in our monuments.
DISCOVERING HAMBURG
Embark on a journey of discovery – locate a monument we promote in your neighbourhood or take part in the guided tours on Heritage Day.
ABOUT US
As a foundation based on sustainable development our aim is to protect the cultural monuments in Hamburg. Financial contributions for restoration and the publication of research findings serve this purpose.
THE JEWISH CEMETERY IN ALTONA
The Jewish Cemetery in Altona is over 400 years old and the candidate of the city of Hamburg for recognition as UNESCO World Heritage site. The Hamburg Preservation Foundation has constructed a visitors’ centre, maintains regular opening hours and organises tours by qualified guides.
Tag des offenen Denkmals® 2022 in Hamburg
Das Programm ist ab dem 01.09. verfügbar unter www.denkmaltag-hamburg.de
Das digitale Programm wird am 10.09. um 11 Uhr freigeschaltet: www.denkmaltag-hamburg.de
Faltblatt „Förderungen 2021“
2021 konnte die Stiftung Denkmalpflege Hamburgs Denkmäler mit 260.000 € unterstützen! Die geförderten Denkmäler finden sich in dem neu erschienenen Faltblatt „Förderungen 2021“.
Spenden Sie für Hamburgs Denkmäler!
Spendenkonto
Hamburger Sparkasse
IBAN: DE46 2005 0550 1501 6592 11
BIC: HASPDEHHXXX
Ihre Spende kommt den Projekten der Stiftung ohne Abzug von Verwaltungskosten zugute!
GÄNGEVIERTEL -
HAMBURG’S WAYWALK DISTRICT
The Bäckerbreitergang is the only preserved remnant of Hamburg’s once notori-
ous WayWalk district and the location of the Founda-
tion. The residential half-
timbered houses under monument protection from the 18th and 19th cent. and the building Dragonerstall 9-13 are the property of the Foundation, which is restoring the houses and preserving them as an low-price living area.