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Fischbeker Heide

Fischbeker Heide
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Fischbeker Heide
© Loki Schmidt Stiftung

Experience colourful flora and Fauna in Germany's second largest heathland in the south of Hamburg.

Watch glider pilots taking off and landing, enjoy the magnificent colours of the second largest heathland in Germany and be amazed by an archaeological hiking trail containing artefacts from the Neolithic, Bronze and Ice ages. It is all possible at Fischbeker Heide.

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Breath of fresh air Idyllic nature areas in and around Hamburg

From sand dunes to forests to marshes - Hamburg has a diverse array of biotopes to offer.

Idyllic nature areas in and around Hamburg
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CITY AREA PORTRAIT Hamburg South

Around Harburg's inland harbour, historical and modern architectural styles merge. It's maybe even a bit like HafenCity. Finkenwerder, on the other hand, has the charm of a fishing village. – Here, you see a quite different, almost rural side of Hamburg. Harburg and Finkenwerder are also good starting points for discovering the Hamburg metropolitan area.

Hamburg South

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Stadtpark Hamburg
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Stadtpark

On sunny days, the Stadtpark is buzzing - young and old meet on the large city park fields to play soccer, have picnics, sunbathe and let the kites fly. At the edge of the large meadow there's a playground with a giant swing, slide and lots of equipment. The shallow pool is a special delight for little water lovers.

Stadtpark
Harburger Berge
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Harburg Hills

To the south of the Elbe, in the hinterland of the maritime metropolis, unique natural spaces await you in which there is much to discover for every generation - you can pursue sporting activities, enjoy culture in the open-air museum, marvel at animals in the wildlife park or simply enjoy the magnificent views of the Elbe valley.

Harburg Hills
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Hirschpark

The Hirschpark in Hamburg is a green oasis, and "deer park" is exactly what it is: Reindeer and fallow deer live in the game reserve.

Hirschpark

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