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Oh to be a grocer’s widow... as these lucky women had the honour of living in the Krameramtsstuben at the foot of St. Michaelis Church. The timbre-frame houses, which were built in the 17th century, mimic doll’s houses.
Today the houses are home to a bookshop, a gallery, a museum and a restaurant. Amazingly the houses remained untouched by the great fire in the 19th century as well as the bombs dropped in the wars. If St. Michaelis Church is the heart of Hamburg, the Krameramtsstuben are the soul.
Krayenkamp 10
20459 Hamburg
+4940365800
Subway: U3 - Rödingsmarkt Train: S1, S2, S3 - Stadthausbrücke