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One of Germany's most renowned cultural and communication centers is located in a former machine factory in Hamburg-Altona. The centerpiece is a high-ceilinged, glass-roofed hall surrounded by galleries on two floors. These galleries offer excellent views of the events taking place in the hall. While the FABRIK serves as a meeting place for children and young people during the day, a diverse program of events in the evenings provides a varied offering: from musical highlights and theatrical performances to readings, exhibitions, and discussions of all kinds, regularly attract a diverse audience. Under the motto "Culture for All," art and culture are made accessible to everyone at the FABRIK.

Cultural center in a former 19th-century machine factory, featuring concerts by many world-famous performers.

The Lurup Volunteer Fire Department's current fleet includes the following vehicles: HLF20 rescue fire engine (HH-8135) LF-KatS fire engine (HH-8155)

The German Electron Synchrotron DESY, or DESY for short, is a research center for basic scientific research based in Hamburg and Zeuthen. DESY's mission is to investigate the structure, dynamics, and function of matter. This is carried out in four research areas: Accelerators Photon Research Particle Physics Astroparticle Physics The DESY research center is a foundation under civil law and is publicly funded. DESY is a member of the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centers. DESY is one of the world's largest centers for research on and with particle accelerators. DESY's mission is to decipher the fundamental relationships between the structure, dynamics, and function of matter as a knowledge base for solving current questions and challenges facing science, society, and the economy. The research center focuses on the following three areas, primarily at its Hamburg location.

A kiosk with a sheltered terrace offers lunch, coffee and cake as well as other snacks. The dahlia garden can be reached by bus number 2.

You often walk past it carelessly, but it is beautiful to look at.

I was there on a company outing and we had a great tour.

The work of art created in bronze by Doris Waschk-Balz in 1980 marks the entrance to the pedestrian zone in Altona