Udo Lindenberg: Secrets from the panic center” in the Atlantic!

Udo Lindenberg: Secrets from the panic center” in the Atlantic!

Udo Lindenberg, the legendary panic rocker, is not only an integral part of the music scene, but also an icon in Hamburg. Since 1995 he has lived in the Hotel Atlantic, one of the most prestigious hotels in the city. Surprisingly, the somewhat different star has chosen not to stay in a villa like many of his colleagues do, but rather enjoys the luxurious service and community that the hotel offers him. His suite in particular, which he affectionately calls “panic center” or his “hippie pad,” is much more than just a place to sleep – it is his creative home.

The Hotel Atlantic was recently named Hotel of the Year and is enjoying great popularity. At the award ceremony, Udo praised the excellent crew and described them as his “big family”. He not only uses his suite for retreats, but also a small studio in the hotel where he creates his works of art. Udo's paintings, especially the popular liqueurs, have not only thrilled his fans, but have also found a permanent place in the Atlantic Gallery.

The Udo plate and culinary preferences

You also learn a little curious thing about Udo's eating habits. According to an employee at the Gosch branch in Hamburg Central Station, Lindenberg regularly comes by at 10:30 p.m. to order his “Udo plate”. This special meal, consisting of rolled mops, fried herring and some salad, is very popular. However, as a vegan, fans are interested to know whether he continues to order this plate or whether he has changed his diet, as Lindenberg states that he does not eat meat and reduces his cigarette consumption.

His roots are in Gronau, North Rhine-Westphalia, where there is even a square named after him. Before Udo found a home in the Atlantic, he lived in various hotels in Hamburg and Berlin between the 1980s and the 1990s. Now Lindenberg shows himself to be a real Hamburger who sees the city as his personal Eldorado.

A view of the Hotel Atlantic

The Hotel Atlantic itself, built in 1909 and with 188 rooms and 33 suites, has a long and rich history. It is known not only for its luxurious accommodations but also for award-winning restaurants. It is important to Udo to live in a place that relieves him of household duties and gives him the freedom to devote himself entirely to his music and art. In addition, the hotel is centrally located in Hamburg, close to many sights and shopping opportunities.

Udo enjoys an excellent reputation among guests and staff. The opportunity to be interactive with other people makes his stay there special. Despite his fame, he remains down-to-earth and gives generous tips. So the Atlantic becomes a cult place not only for him, but also for many fans where they can meet him.

Overall, Udo Lindenberg is more than just a musician - he is part of the soul of Hamburg and embodies the unique spirit of this city.

For further information about Udo Lindenberg at the Hotel Atlantic, visit the articles on Mercury, t online and Panic City.