Fischbeker Heide

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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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Nature and landscape

The Harburg City Park covers an area of 21.5 hectares and surrounds the Außenmühlenteich, a lake of around 25 hectares in size. the well-tended meadows and rows of old trees create a relaxed atmosphere, while the lake with its water birds is a popular eye-catcher.

Leisure activities

There are numerous options for active visitors: Jogging and walking trails, playgrounds for children and sports facilities such as mini golf and boccia. Rowing boats can also be hired on the Außenmühlenteich to enjoy nature from a different perspective.

Events and culture

Concerts, markets and open-air events take place regularly in the park, offering a varied program for young and old. Harburg City Park becomes a lively meeting place, especially in summer.

Culinary delights

A café by the lake invites you to take a leisurely break. Visitors can enjoy coffee, ice cream or small snacks while taking in the view of nature.

Location and accessibility

Harburger Stadtpark is located in the Harburg district and is accessible via several entrances. One central entrance is on Hohe Straße, another on Marmstorfer Weg. The nearest S-Bahn station is Hamburg-Harburg, from where the park is easily accessible on foot or by bus.

The Harburg City Park is a place to relax and meet people - ideal for a short trip or a day out.


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