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Directions E22 7 Jungfernstieg Axel-Springer-Platz Fuhlenwiete Jungfern- Ballindamm Große Bleichen U stieg Bleichenbrücke Alte P Post Bleichenhof Neuer Wall Stadthausbrücke Neuer Wall 63 20354 Hamburg Tel. +49 40 35 52 80-0 Rathaus Neuer Wall U Alter Wall 23 Hamburg 1 St. Michaelis Ludwig-Erhard-Straße U Rödings- Meßberg markt 24 U Willy-Brandt-Straße 7 252 25 Rödingsmarkt 253 E22 1 1 261 E22 250 Directions E22 7 By Plane • From the airport by taxi (about 30 minutes) • Then on the inside right onto Spaldingstraße • From the airport by rapid transit (about 20 minutes): • After about 1.2 km on the inside left onto B4/Deichtortunnel S- Bahn (S1 train) to Stadthausbrücke stop towards Flensburg/Altona/Hafen/Kiel/Arenen/Deichtortunnel • Continue through Deichtortunnel right lane By train/rapid transit • After the tunnel, change to the very right lane to Willy-Brandt-Str. • S1 or S3 to stops Jungfernstieg or Stadthausbrücke • Follow the signs to Hamburg-Zentrum (downtown) • Subway: U1 or U2 to Jungfernstieg stop or • At Rödingsmarkt, turn right towards Zentrum • U3 to Rathaus (City Hall) stop • At the end of Rödingsmarkt, turn left into street Graskeller • Metrobus: 4, 5, 6 to Rathausmarkt stop • Follow the parking guidance system towards Bleichenhof and • Urban bus: 109 to Rathausmarkt stop • Turn right into street Große Bleichen • Rapid bus: 34, 35, 36 or 37 to Rathausmarkt stop • After about 100 m, you will find the entrance to the Bleichenhof underground parking garage on the right-hand side By Car A7 from the North/A23 from the Northwest or Southwest A7 from the South or A250/A255 from the Southeast, • Leave the highway at the HH-Stellingen junction and A1 from the West/Bremen • Turn right onto Kieler Straße (B4/5) • Cross the new Elbe bridges and follow the signs towards • Follow the road for about 4 km Hamburg-Zentrum (downtown) • Turn left into Stresemannstraße • On Amsinckstraße keep towards B4 • Follow the road for about 3.5 km • Continue through Deichtortunnel right lane • At Rödingsmarkt, turn left towards city center (Zentrum) • After the tunnel, change to the very right lane to Willy-Brandt-Str. • At the end of Rödingsmarkt, turn left into street Graskeller • Follow the signs to Hamburg-Zentrum (downtown) • Follow the parking guidance system towards Bleichenhof • At Rödingsmarkt, turn right towards Zentrum • Turn right into street Große Bleichen • At the end of Rödingsmarkt, turn left into street Graskeller • After about 100 m, you will find the entrance to the Bleichenhof • Follow the parking guidance system towards Bleichenhof and underground parking garage on the right-hand side • Turn right into street Große Bleichen • After about 100 m, you will find the entrance to the Bleichenhof A24/A1 from the East/Northeast underground parking garage on the right-hand side • Exit the highway at the HH-Horn junction • Get onto the Horn roundabout After leaving the underground parking garage at the exit • At the second exit from the roundabout, get onto Große Bleichen/Bleichenbrücke you have to take the path Sievekingsallee towards Elbbrücken/Arenen/Zentrum across the bridge Bleichenbrücke towards the street Neuer • Follow the road and keep on the inside right Wall. Then turn right please. After about 50m you will find • Continue for about 2 km to Bürgerweide the entrance to no. 63 on the opposite side..
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