When walking through a city like Hamburg, it’s easy to keep your eyes fixed straight ahead—taking in the canals, the brick facades, and the bustle of the streets. But every now and then, stopping to look straight up reveals a completely different side of the city.
From historic Kontorhäuser and hidden courtyards to unexpected places like a parking garage, tilting the camera upward turns everyday architecture into striking geometric patterns and frames of sky.
Here are some of my favorite “looking up” shots from around Hamburg.
Chilehaus
- Location: 53.54831656712141, 10.002992873392078


Parking Garage at Reichenstraße
- Location: 53.54829677089464, 9.99641103870574

Knochenhauertwiete
- Location: 53.550137391543444, 9.994913347973913

Sandtorkai Hof
- Location: 53.544372015774854, 9.994877203007887

Deutschlandhaus
- Location: 53.55628541445701, 9.987526606239266

Große Elbstraße 47
- Location: 53.5441561171544, 9.947387333722734
