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Baurs Park

Discover a Historical Gem in Blankenese

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Baurs Park, designed in 1817 by Joseph Ramée for merchant Georg Friedrich Baur, is a serene English landscape garden. As a heritage monument, it offers a peaceful retreat to enjoy nature's charm throughout the seasons. Whether strolling in spring or picnicking in summer, the park provides a tranquil escape within the bustling district of Blankenese.

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Did you know?

Joseph Ramée, the architect of Baurs Park, was a pioneer of the English landscape garden style in Europe.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1817
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Imagine walking through a painting, with the rolling landscapes of Baurs Park all around you. Do you hear the rustling leaves? That's the wind whispering through the ancient trees. Look to your left: in spring, you'll find a sea of daffodils opening up on the meadow. Behind you, the hill rises, offering a spectacular view of the Elbe River. Did you know this park was originally created as a private garden for a wealthy merchant? Now, it's a place for everyone to enjoy. Take a seat on one of the benches and let the peaceful atmosphere wash over you.