John Lennon MemorialsHamburg St. Pauli Beatles walk
3 stops, 0.3 km in a straight line from Beatles-Platz, Hamburg.
| # | Stop | From previous | Est. walk | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beatles-Platz, Hamburg | Start | ||
| 2 | Star-Club memorial stone, Hamburg | 140 m | 2 min | 140 m |
| 3 | Indra Club, Hamburg | 110 m | 2 min | 260 m |
Total 260 m in a straight line, about 4 minutes on foot. Distances are computed from each site's coordinates; walking times assume 4.8 km/h and add 30% for real streets. Opening hours and time spent at each stop are not included.
The stops
Beatles-Platz, Hamburg
Beatles-Platz is a round, record-shaped square with five life-size stainless-steel Beatles silhouettes at the corner of the Reeperbahn and Große Freiheit in Hamburg-St. Pauli, designed by architects Dohse + Stich and opened by First Mayor Ole von Beust on 11 September 2008. Free, public space.
Star-Club memorial stone, Hamburg
A memorial stone set up by photographer Günter Zint and his St. Pauli Museum stands in the courtyard of Große Freiheit 39 in Hamburg-St. Pauli, where the Star-Club, opened on 13 April 1962 with the Beatles on the bill, operated until 31 December 1969. Free, public space.
Indra Club, Hamburg
The Indra at Große Freiheit 64 in Hamburg-St. Pauli is the club where the Beatles first played in Germany, opening a 48-night residency for owner Bruno Koschmider on 17 August 1960. Inside a venue.