Lohgerberstrasse

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Lohgerberstrasse on the corner of the Nikolaikirche
Looking north to the old market

The Rostock Lohgerberstraße is a historic street in the far east of the town center of the Hanseatic city . It connects the old market with the Schwibbogen under the choir of the Nikolaikirche in a north-south direction . It is part of the former Rostock old town .

course

Beginning at the street-like extension of the Old Market at the corner of Kleine Goldstrasse and Küterbruch , it runs parallel to the eastern city wall . Further south it crosses the Great Gold Road and the road Above the Gerberbruch . At the end of its 220-meter-long course on the corner of the Nikolaikirche , it turns into the alley Am Schwibbogen .

history

Lohgerberstraße is made up of two historical individual streets, the street above the Gerberbruchs (between the corner of Küterbruch / Kleine Goldstraße and the corner of Gerberbruch / Große Goldstraße) and the section up to the Nikolaikirche. It was not until 1804 that these two streets were combined to form today's Lohgerberstraße by a council resolution. The decisive factor for the choice of name was the Gerberbruch (the Gerberlohe is a tree bark extract for leather production).

The development on Lohgerberstraße was quite modest, with some gabled houses dominating stalls. The buildings were either used and inhabited by craftsmen, for example bacon cutters or bone carvers, or by members of the clergy of St. Nicolai. Lohgerberstrasse was largely spared from the great city fire in 1677 , but its northern section was severely damaged in the nights of bombing at the end of April 1942. Two-story houses with stylized gables were later built there.

The buildings on Lohgerberstrasse that are well worth seeing include number 11, a converted granary from the second half of the 18th century, which was given a brick facade in 1815. House number 35 is a two-storey plastered building from the Baroque era . At Lohgerberstraße 28/29 there is a late medieval double-gabled house, the "Gothic" facade of which, however, was not rebuilt until the 1990s. A stone eaves house from the early 17th century is also worth seeing.

Especially in its southern section, in connection with the alley at the Nikolaikirche , the Lohgerberstraße gives an impression of the historic Rostock streetscape.

swell

  • Ernst Münch , Ralf Mulsow: The old Rostock and its streets. Redieck & Schade, Rostock 2006, ISBN 3-934116-57-4 .
  • Bernd Detlefsen among others: Streets, squares, fountains and parks in Rostock. Rostock 2000, DNB 96104666X .

Web links

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Coordinates: 54 ° 5 ′ 20 ″  N , 12 ° 8 ′ 51 ″  E