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English: The Hammonia-Bad, a former public bath and office building, now hosting a restaurant, numerous doctor's practices, a pharmacy, and the English Theatre of Hamburg, on Lerchenfeld 14 (centre) and 18 (where the tower-like structure is), Hamburg.
This is a photograph of an architectural monument. It is on the list of cultural monuments of Hamburg, no. 21689. This is a photograph of an architectural monument. It is on the list of cultural monuments of Hamburg, no. 21690. Deutsch: Das Hammonia-Bad, ehemalige öffentliche Badeanstalt und Bürohaus, das nun ein Restaurant, zahlreiche Arztpraxen, eine Apotheke und das English Theatre of Hamburg beherbergt, am Lerchenfeld 14 (Bildmitte) und 18 (auf Höhe des Hochhausteils) in Hamburg. |
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