Woermannhaus

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Woermannhaus is a historic German colonial-era building in Swakopmund, Namibia, known for its distinctive architecture and prominent tower.

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Woermann Haus Lüderitz 1
Woermannhaus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle German colonial architecture
builtFor C. Woermann trading company
cityLandmarkRole symbol of Swakopmund
color light-colored facade with contrasting trim
constructionEnd 1905
constructionStart 1904
country Namibia
currentUse museum
public library
tourist attraction
floorCount 3
hasPart arcades
balconies
courtyard
inner yard
library
museum
roof terrace
tower
hasTowerHeight approximately 25 metres
heritageDesignation National Monument
heritageDesignationDate 1972
heritageStatus national monument of Namibia
locatedIn Erongo Region
German South West Africa
Swakopmund
material brick
wood
namedAfter C. Woermann company
Woermann family
nearbyFeature Atlantic Ocean coast
linked to: Atlantic coast

Swakopmund town center
linked to: Swakopmund
notableFor distinctive tower
ornate woodwork
prominent position in Swakopmund skyline
openingDate 1905
originalFunction headquarters of a trading company
merchant house
residential building
warehouse
regionHistoryContext German colonial era in Namibia
roofTerraceUse viewing platform
roofType pitched roof
touristActivity guided tours
panoramic city views from tower

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Swakopmund hasLandmark Woermannhaus
Lüderitz historic architecture includesBuilding Woermann Haus Lüderitz
linked to: Woermannhaus