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The Brandstwiete is a historical road in Hamburg old part of town, close of the subway railway station measuring mountain.

The road runs from the old person Fischmarkt/Speersort (where in the press building the weekly paper the TIME is provided) to the memory city, where it ends at the grain house bridge at the tariff channel. Here also the German tariff museum lies.

Brandstwiete No. 1 is a Kontorhaus in Hamburg on behalf of new DOV yard. The architecture-historically important old DOV yard was torn off with the plant of the east west road (today Willy Brandt road).

Because of the crossing Brandstwiete/Willy Brandt road is the historical brewing cellar, already in the Middle Ages well-known.

Likewise at the crossing (on the other side of the Willy Brandt road) at the Brandstwiete 19 among other things the magazines of the mirrors and managers the magazine are produced. The restaurant magazine fire one was provided and was derived in former times likewise here even its name from the road.

In former times also a famous jazz cellar lay to the Brandstwiete, Knust, which resides today in the digging quarter.

The name "“Brandstwiete"” leads itself from that Hamburg citizen Hein fire, its arrest 1410 to the rebellion that Hamburg citizen led off and to the first Hamburg condition. Hein of fire house stood at this road. Twiete is a common name for communications between two roads or a narrow path between the houses.

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A further well-known road in that Hamburg old part of town is fire end. Here 1842 that could be brought Hamburg fire under control.

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