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© Matthias Pens Fotografie
© Matthias Pens Fotografie
© Matthias Pens Fotografie
© Matthias Pens Fotografie
© Matthias Pens Fotografie
© Matthias Pens Fotografie

Stadtpark Norderstedt

The city park Norderstedt is the destination for all those who love outdoor activities, nature, relaxation and sports. Seepark, Waldpark and Feldpark invite children and adults alike to explore and relax over 720,000 square metres. Numerous attractions and a varied leisure programme ensure unforgettable experiences.

The city park Norderstedt is the destination for all those who love outdoor activities, nature, relaxation and sports. Seepark, Waldpark and Feldpark invite children and adults alike to explore and relax over 720,000 square metres. Numerous attractions and a varied leisure programme ensure unforgettable experiences.

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Green heart in the middle of Eimsbüttel Eimsbütteler Park "Am Weiher"

Everybody in Eimsbüttel knows where to go if they are told "See you am Weiher".

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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.

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Nature reserve "Die Reit"

Where Gose Elbe and Dove Elbe meet, lies the delightful landscape of the small nature reserve Die Reit. Past small lakes and ponds, you walk through primeval, swampy beech forest. From the Reit dike, your gaze sweeps over green meadows and waving reed beds.

Nature reserve "Die Reit"

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