Ulrichshaus Magdeburg

Ulrichshaus Magdeburg is a mixed-use commercial property in the Altstadt (old town) of Magdeburg, Germany. It combines a shopping center (Einkaufszentrum), a center for specialist medical practices (Fachärztezentrum) and office space (Bürogebäude) within a single five-storey building. The property stands at the corner of the Breiter Weg shopping street and Ernst-Reuter-Allee, directly opposite the Allee-Center shopping center. Its central location places it near the Elbe river, Magdeburg Hauptbahnhof (main railway station) and the City-Carre development. The building was constructed in 1997 on Ulrichplatz. It offers roughly 16,800 m² of office, practice and retail space out of a total floor area of about 20,000 m². An underground car park with 360 spaces serves visitors and tenants. The site is well connected by public transport: tram lines 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 stop at "Alter Markt", "Goldschmiedebrücke" and "Allee-Center", and S-Bahn line 1 serves the main station. The Ulrichshaus occupies a historically layered location. To its west once stood the Ulrichskirche, which was demolished by blasting in 1956. The northern part of the building covers the historic Neue Ulrichstraße, while the southern part covers the eastern section of the old Alten Ulrichstraße. Earlier buildings on the site included Ulrichsbogen, Zum warmen Loch and Breiter Weg 166. Today Ulrichplatz, with its fountain and sculptures, functions as a popular public park and meeting point in Magdeburg's city center. As a commercial destination, the Ulrichshaus serves both shoppers and users of medical and office services, anchoring the eastern side of the Breiter Weg retail axis opposite the larger Allee-Center. Its official website is ulrichshaus-magdeburg.de, and the City of Magdeburg provides information about the property on magdeburg.de.

The Ulrichshaus Magdeburg was built in 1997 on Ulrichplatz in the old town of Magdeburg. Its site is historically significant: to the west of the present building stood the Ulrichskirche, which was destroyed by blasting in 1956. The northern portion of the Ulrichshaus was constructed over the historic Neue Ulrichstraße, while the southern portion covered the eastern section of the old Alten Ulrichstraße. Buildings of the historical predecessor development on the site included Ulrichsbogen, Zum warmen Loch and Breiter Weg 166. Upon completion, the five-storey building established a mixed-use commercial complex combining a shopping center, a center for specialist medical practices and office space. It provides approximately 16,800 m² of office, practice and retail area within a total floor area of about 20,000 m², and includes an underground car park with 360 spaces. The property sits at the corner of Breiter Weg and Ernst-Reuter-Allee, directly opposite the Allee-Center shopping center, and is close to the Elbe, Magdeburg Hauptbahnhof and the City-Carre. The surrounding Ulrichplatz, with its fountain and sculptures, serves as a public park and a popular meeting point in Magdeburg's city center. The building remains an active commercial address in the Altstadt, accessible via numerous tram lines and S-Bahn line 1.

• 1997

  The five-storey Ulrichshaus Magdeburg was constructed on Ulrichplatz.

• 1956

  The Ulrichskirche, which stood west of the present Ulrichshaus site, was destroyed by blasting.

Mixed-use commercial property in Magdeburg's old town, combining retail, medical practices and offices opposite the Allee-Center.

• Shopping center (Einkaufszentrum)

• Specialist medical center (Fachärztezentrum)

• Office building (Bürogebäude)

• Underground car park with 360 spaces

1. 1Ulrichshaus Magdeburg – Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Ulrichshaus Magdeburg – Wikipedia (German)de.wikipedia.org
3. 3Official websiteulrichshaus-magdeburg.de