Unilever

Interesting building. The Langnese station on the ground floor is always worth a visit.

The ice cream in the Langnese shop is a dream. If you get a seat out on the terrace, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Elbe.

Unilever is impossible to the customer, or show no interest in it. In recent years, only degraded. Today Unilever appears only as a brand owner. Langnese "ice" is mixed with water today. A pity

If you love modern architecture, you have to come to HafenCity. The Unilever building is a big, smooth blob with an odd skin that looks like stretched plastic, giving the whole thing a fuzzy feel. Even better are the neighbors: next door is a Jenga-style stunner, and walk ten minutes along the canal to the Elbphilharmonie to see four or five more. The store is fun with a wide selection of products but prices have crept up and now it's cheaper just to go to DM or Edeka. Next door is a coffee/ice cream/cocktail bar for sundown treats.

Stunning building with extraordinary Sustainable Architecture and interior design. The color theme used inside combined with the double volume courts and crossing bridges that connect internal sides of the building are incridabley great. A must see building in Hafen city Hamburg.

Lux Soap becomes greasy after a day, everything sticks to your hands the very last one you also test your products

Interesting and playful concept on each floor. Modern architecture right on the water.

Nice view of the harbor! Unfortunately, the creative market was not open yet (always Saturday). This will only continue at the end of February.

Nice location right on the harbor with the possibility to dine and buy in the factory outlet.

Nice modern architecture. The icecream shop is nice.

Flair of yesteryear. The shop reveals how sustainable it is thought. Everything in plastic, even the tea and rice pudding. Not up to date anymore. Too bad.

Danger. The car park will NOT accept EC / VISA and other cards. So you park a car, they come back and can not pay. Their time is up and they have to run to the nearest ATM. Staff on the phone was rude. Better use Official Hamburg Q car parks.

Very nice view, delicious food and the opportunity to taste, try and buy the latest products from Unilever

Very nice modern building. Take a walk absolutely worth a visit. And not only because of the shop or the Dove store on the ground floor, but also in sunny weather with the large sitting steps right on the water

I saw a very unfriendly arrogant male employee on Saturday at 9:15 a.m. Had parked my car in the underground garage and wanted to go up in the elevator because I had severe osteoarthritis in my hip. Couldn't, however, since it only runs from 11 a.m. He said that I should leave the underground garage or use the staircase via the ramp with the prohibition signs for pedestrians. This whole incident lasted over half an hour. And finally he took pity on me and took me up another elevator. The day was over for me. And I can only advise you if someone would like to go into this house in a wheelchair to find out beforehand. Because according to the employee the elevator was programmed this way and nobody could change that now. Very bad dealings with visitors. I have a small company myself, but that's not how you deal with visitors or customers.

Service has decreased, staff seems to be very overwhelmed.

Nice building, great view. Unfortunately, the shops have nothing unusual, at very high prices.

Daring building. The lobby is worth to see, besides is free entrance. Make sure you stop in the shop inside.

The Unilever building is very futuristic and trimmed to sustainability. Apart from the offices, there is a Unilever shop, a beauty salon and a hairdresser. If you are ever in the Hafencity, you can calmly take a look at and in this fascinating building.

Worthwhile a visit to see the spectrum of Unilever brands and products. Impressive building and nice hangout in summer

The building is very impressive in terms of architecture, and the Langnese Happiness Station also offers delicious ice cream. In the building is often the word sustainability, etc. Concrete information was unfortunately nowhere.

HafenCity already gives the impression of a desolate concrete desert, because Langnese / Dove / etc. shops do not help over it.

A very nice building. With a shop. There is absolutely nothing cheap there. The view of the harbor is unique.

So honestly, instead of reacting accordingly to a complaint, you are taught how to clean windows. Viss window cleaner was defective.

Unfortunately Corona doesn't stop at anything. The shop will not open again. Unfortunately, I cannot say whether the new tenants will make the house accessible again in the future. It was nice here with a cafe and restaurant. Too bad.

I will never buy a product from this brand again. In a sauce powder pack I had a MACHINE SCREW ... After I had unfortunately poured the powder completely (including the screw) into the food, I had to throw everything away. Unilever refused to refund my money. I find an insolence given the fact that when eating someone could have bitten the screw or worse, swallowed it. In fact, instead of refunding my money, you sent me MORE PRODUCTS from you. I will definitely not consume anything more from this brand. That's a bad joke ...

Admittedly, the building looks a bit strange from the outside, but it is all the more beautiful from the inside. There are several small shops, of which I only visited the Langnese Cafe. If you are nearby, it is worth taking a small detour to see the inside of the building. On the terrace you can look comfortably at the Elbe and watch ships, preferably in summer with an ice cream.

The location is unbeatable, when the weather is nice - and before Corona - you could sit directly on the water and enjoy a coffee or an ice cream. One of my favorite places in Hamburg.

Unilever with sub-brands such as Ax and Rexona state that they only make animal tests that are required by law. Applause you disgusting .... no more than a product of you

Unilever is only fooling us with XXXL Packaging OMO Special offer is only half full. How do you say with you. Always a hand's breadth of water under the keel. Or always a hand's length of air in the packaging. By the way, bought in the Aldi.

Very interesting building with nice creative market every Saturday!

Unilever is a global company with thousands of brands. I would like to highlight one today. A chocolate cream spread without palm oil and hydrogenated fats. Even in the health food store I have found nut cream with palm oil. The price of Flora Nut Cream is decent and I always like to spend more if I can enjoy a good end product for it. `` Flora nut cream '' Very good. To enjoy at the weekend for breakfast.

Impressive architecture, best location ... runs at Unilever!

Unilever's building. As expected there was only a global company, it was a very avant-garde design.

Nice view and it's delicious ice cream what more could you want

Ice cream is delicious, views are good, but prices are really too high.

The building is probably very advanced, but it is not pretty. The canteen offers good food for a fair price - but is not public (you need a Unilever card which you have to apply for). In summer you can sit on the terrace and of course has a great view. As a tourist, I would go there to get me an ice cream at Langnese and sit outside in the beach chair.

Architecturally beautiful building. Sweet Dove store inside.

Great (harbor) canteen. Unfortunately only for employees. There is a public Langnese shop.

In Langnese shop you should definitely have been once and the event rooms are also perfect

An interesting modern commercial building that is open to the public. Nice shop where of course you only get Unilever products. Busy outdoor terrace with stunning views of the Queen Mary II when she is just back at the cruise center.

When does the packaging come off? The architect joke doesn't look good anymore people! Claim the yellow dot!

Very idiosyncratic architectural style, but not commonplace.