Best dogs on lead trails in Hamburg

Popular city walk in Hamburg. Hamburg shows its green side on this circular route. The route crosses several parks belonging to the historic "Planten un Blomen" complex, including the Old Botanical Gardens and the ramparts. A visit to the Museum of Hamburg History, which is just a stone's throw from the starting point of the route (St. Pauli stop), provides a nice contrast to the blooming flowers and tropical plants. Highlights of the walk: - Park "Planten un Blomen" ("Plants and...

Popular circular route to the highest point in Hamburg. The idyllic route leads through the forest landscape of the Harburg mountains. For the rather flat north of Germany, there are some surprisingly steep climbs here. At 116 metres, the Hasselbrack is the highest mountain in the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. As the route to Hasselbrack is not signposted (as this is where the rare boreal owl breeds), we recommend using a smartphone to navigate (or downloading the map in...

This diverse route leads through Hamburg's largest public park in the west of the city. The path explores the extensive grounds of the Altona Volkspark, following a mixture of broad park paths, shaded forest trails, and well-maintained gardens. A central highlight is the contrast between near-natural woodland and artfully designed areas such as the dahlia garden or the school garden. In the old oak and beech stands, squirrels, tawny owls, and various songbird species can be brilliantly...

Family-friendly hike in the Boberger Niederung nature reserve, Hamburg. The starting point is at the car park directly at the Boberger Niederung. It is also easy to get there by bus and train. This enchanting tour then goes through one of the most species-rich nature reserves in the Hanseatic city. In the middle of the nature reserve, in addition to the marvellous natural landscape, there is also the Boberg gliding site. Highlights of the hike: - Boberger Niederung nature reserve - Boberg...

Popular circular hiking trail in the Holzhafen nature reserve, Hamburg. A beautiful circular walk around the Holzhafen nature reserve in Billwerder Bay, which can be completed in around three hours. Bird and nature lovers in particular will get their money's worth: Holzhafen harbour provides a habitat for rare plants and is a resting place for many migratory birds, including spoonbills and shelducks. If travelling by public transport, the route can be started at the Rothenburgsort S-Bahn...

Popular circular route in Hamburg A leisurely hike with the family, a relaxed walk with the dog or a morning jog - this route through the Alster valley in the north of Hamburg is suitable for a variety of activities. Following the Alster hiking trail for the most part, some beautiful views of the water await, as well as some wooded passages where you can take a deep breath and enjoy the tranquility of nature in the middle of the city. The starting point can be reached by bus and train...

Popular city walk in Hamburg. From Hamburg's main railway station, you walk towards the port of Hamburg. It's worth allowing a little time here to visit the museum ship "Rickmer Rickmers" or to enjoy the hustle and bustle at the Landungsbrücken. The route continues through the Elbe tunnel and via Steinwerder, past the Überseezentrum and Oberhafenkanal back to the starting point. Highlights of the walk: - Hamburg harbour - Viewpoint towards Landungsbrücken - Museum ship "Rickmer Rickmers" -...

Family-friendly circular route in the north of Hamburg. This is an excellent round for a relaxed hike with the whole family. Gravel paths, narrow nature trails, and wooden plank paths provide plenty of variety when hiking. The idyllic Wittmoor is the last high moor in the north of Hamburg. It offers rare animal and plant species habitats under strict nature protection. Dogs must therefore be kept on a leash here, and the paths may not be left. The four-legged companions can let off steam in...

Water oak cycle tour through Hamburg. Elbe, Alster and numerous canals - that's Hamburg. On this beautiful tour you can experience all this water on your bike. From the Alster along the Osterbek Canal and further along the Wundse, Mühlteich, Eilbek Canal, Kuhmühlenteich and back around the Outer Alster - all on well-maintained roads without gradients. Highlights: - lots of water - great city exploration

Exciting city nature trail on the Alster, Hamburg, Germany This route leads through the north of Hamburg. Starting in Winterhude, it first heads towards the city centre to the district of Eppendorf, as far as the Outer Alster. The path, which can also be easily explored by bike, continues north towards Barmbek and Ohlsdorf. The Ohlsdorf cemetery is the fourth largest cemetery in the world. There are some famous resting places to discover here. It is an exciting alternation between green...