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| German Theater (Deutsches Schauspielhaus) (1899-1900) in St Georg Quarter behind main rail station. Hamburg, Germany. Architect: Ferdinand Fellner, Hermann Helmer. | Dome & statues atop German Theater (1899-1900). Hamburg, Germany. | Roof top statue inscribed "A Home for the Muses" at German Theater. Hamburg, Germany. | Statues & pillars in relief on facade at German Theater. Hamburg, Germany. |
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| German Theater with awning over entrance. Hamburg, Germany. | Roof top statue inscribed "A Place for Art" at German Theater. Hamburg, Germany. | Laeiszhalle formerly Musikhalle Hamburg (1908) now used for more intimate works of classical repertoire near Gänsemarkt U-Bahn station. Hamburg, Germany. Style: Baroque Revival. Architect: Martin Haller & Wilhelm Emil Meerwein. | Laeiszhalle concert venue on Johannes-Brahms-Platz. Hamburg, Germany. |
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| Decorative elements on roofline of Laeiszhalle concert venue. Hamburg, Germany. | Homage to Brahms cube sculpture (1981) showing Brahms at a different age on each side by Thomas Darboven outside Laeiszhalle on Johannes-Brahms-Platz. Hamburg, Germany. | Biebehaus (early 20thC) home of the Ohnsorg-Theater. Hamburg, Germany. Architect: Rambatz & Jollasse. | Atlas figures supporting overhang at Bieberhaus entrance. Hamburg, Germany. |
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| Thalia Theater (1911-12) named after muse Thalia, still active state-owned theater established in 1843 in Europa Passage Alstertor. Hamburg, Germany. Architect: Werner Lund & George Kallmorgen. | StaatsOper (1955) (Große Theaterstraße 27, near Gänsemarkt). Hamburg, Germany. | StaatsOper (1955) (Große Theaterstraße 27, near Gänsemarkt). Hamburg, Germany. |
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