Khak yards
The Hack Yards are one of Berlin's most beloved attractions and just a good place to spend a pleasant evening in a gallery or a cozy cafe.
The Hack Yards are the largest complex of enclosed courtyards in Germany, which are listed as an architectural monument and are under state protection.
These courtyards are located in the ancient Spandau suburb of the Mitte district, where they have been carefully restored.
The Spandau suburb emerged as a neighborhood for poor people, more for Jews.
The main factor for eviction from the city was not nationality, but poverty. People whose huts were covered with straw were evicted. That's how they fought fires.
Such a resettlement arose in 1672 by order of the Elector.
In 1668, Electress Dorothea Sophia of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg received this suburb as a gift for her wedding, and in 1685 several streets were laid here.
In the 18th century, the Spandau suburb turned into a center of textile production, factories, various sewing workshops, etc. began to appear here.
The territory was gradually being built up, leaving huge empty spaces.
In 1750, Frederick II ordered Count von Hacke, who at that time was commandant of Berlin, to build up the entire territory.
Eventually, a market square appeared, which was named after the count, currently Hackescher Markt.
The Spandau suburb gradually transformed into a neighborhood of representative bourgeois, mostly Jews.
There was also a poor quarter - Scheunenviertel.
The courtyards were built at the beginning of the 19th century. At that time, there were many enterprises, firms, various institutions and residential apartments.
The facades of street courtyards are made of a variety of stylistic forms.
And the courtyards were made in the Art Nouveau style by Berlin architect and designer Augusto Endel.
The courtyards are surrounded by a new entertainment district with numerous bars, restaurants and clubs, transforming the quarter into one of Berlin's most famous centers.
Courtyards
Courtyard I is called the Endel Courtyard, it was designed by German architect August Endel in the Art Nouveau style. There is a Chameleon cabaret, a cinema and a variety of restaurants and bars in the courtyard.
Courtyard II is called the Theater Courtyard, and the Hakeshe Hof Theater is located in it.
Other courtyards have small shops and galleries.
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The Hack Yards are the largest complex of enclosed courtyards in Germany, which are listed as an architectural monument and are under state protection.
These courtyards are located in the ancient Spandau suburb of the Mitte district, where they have been carefully restored.
The Spandau suburb emerged as a neighborhood for poor people, more for Jews.
The main factor for eviction from the city was not nationality, but poverty. People whose huts were covered with straw were evicted. That's how they fought fires.
Such a resettlement arose in 1672 by order of the Elector.
In 1668, Electress Dorothea Sophia of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg received this suburb as a gift for her wedding, and in 1685 several streets were laid here.
In the 18th century, the Spandau suburb turned into a center of textile production, factories, various sewing workshops, etc. began to appear here.
The territory was gradually being built up, leaving huge empty spaces.
In 1750, Frederick II ordered Count von Hacke, who at that time was commandant of Berlin, to build up the entire territory.
Eventually, a market square appeared, which was named after the count, currently Hackescher Markt.
The Spandau suburb gradually transformed into a neighborhood of representative bourgeois, mostly Jews.
There was also a poor quarter - Scheunenviertel.
The courtyards were built at the beginning of the 19th century. At that time, there were many enterprises, firms, various institutions and residential apartments.
The facades of street courtyards are made of a variety of stylistic forms.
And the courtyards were made in the Art Nouveau style by Berlin architect and designer Augusto Endel.
The courtyards are surrounded by a new entertainment district with numerous bars, restaurants and clubs, transforming the quarter into one of Berlin's most famous centers.
Courtyards
Courtyard I is called the Endel Courtyard, it was designed by German architect August Endel in the Art Nouveau style. There is a Chameleon cabaret, a cinema and a variety of restaurants and bars in the courtyard.
Courtyard II is called the Theater Courtyard, and the Hakeshe Hof Theater is located in it.
Other courtyards have small shops and galleries.
Currently, the Hack yards are considered the most expensive real estate in Berlin. Best porn site https://noodlemagazine.com - Watch porn.