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Allermöher Wiesen

Nature reserve blending marshland and railway embankment

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Hamburg: First Steps10 pts

Hamburg: Explorer25 pts

Hamburg: Insider50 pts

Located in southeastern Hamburg, the Allermöher Wiesen cover 106 hectares, linking the Boberger Niederung and Die Reit nature reserves. The area features the open grassland habitats of the Allermöher Marsh and the former Billwerder Railway Embankment, which also served as a flood protection dyke. Explore the unique blend of wet and dry habitats in this vital green corridor.

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The nature reserve was established on January 10, 2017.

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Founded: January 10, 2017

Guided Story

You're standing in the heart of the Allermöher Wiesen nature reserve, an essential part of Hamburg's marshlands. Take a look around and you'll notice the expansive grassland habitats of the Allermöher Marsh. This area is a beautiful tapestry of diverse environments. A standout feature is the former Billwerder Railway Embankment, which served both as a railway and a flood protection dyke. This reserve forms a vital green corridor connecting the Boberger Niederung to the north and Die Reit to the south. Since January 2017, it has been officially protected as a nature reserve. Explore the unique blend of wet and dry habitats that merge seamlessly here.