Waterworks Falkenstein Pumpenhalle
22587 Hamburg, Germany
Meet, present and celebrate differently at Waterworks Falkenstein!
In the award-winning waterworks from 1859. On the Elbe beach in Blankenese. Plan now your next events, workshops, board meetings, customer receptions, product presentations and advertising shootings and company celebrations.
Our historic pump hall in the ensemble of the old waterworks on the Elbstrand was previously closed to the public and we are now opening its doors! On two levels connected by a walkable glass floor you can receive about 100 guests, tables can serve up to 48 guests, even smaller groups feel comfortable here.
The inspiring environment in the old waterworks on the Elbe and in nature is ideal for workshop retreats, here teams can develop new, creative ideas.
A private cinema for up to 20 people and a large loft in the machine hall are also available for very special events.
-The waterworks falkenstein is a listed former pumping station, which at high tide transported water from the Elbe to the 92-meter-high Baursberg into the sand filters for drinking water treatment.
-It was built in 1858/9 as a testament to British engineering and construction by York & Co. for the private Altona Gas and Water Company.
-Retained artifacts such as the large pumps , the crane and switchboard in the pump house, a locomotive, old workbenches, standing desks, machines and tools up to the original sick book tell an eloquent story.
-Since the early 60s, the water is pumped from groundwater wells, so that the ensemble could be converted into lofts, houses and studios.
