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Eppendorfer Park

A Historic Green Escape in Eppendorf

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Designed by Franz Andreas Meyer in 1890, Eppendorfer Park spans 6.4 hectares with a network of paths and terrain modeling. Initially intended as a retreat for hospital patients, today it attracts families for its playground and the Baui adventure playground. In winter, a slope becomes a favored sledding hill when it snows.

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The park is listed as a garden monument in Hamburg's monument register.

Guided Story

As you wander through Eppendorfer Park, take a moment to appreciate the vision of Franz Andreas Meyer, who designed this 6.4-hectare park in 1890. Initially created as a retreat for hospital patients, today it's a beloved spot for families. The playground is a hit with children, while the network of paths and gentle slopes invite leisurely strolls. Look around and enjoy the well-kept landscape, nestled between Breitenfelder Straße, Curschmannstraße, and Fricke. When snow blankets the ground, one of the slopes transforms into a sledding haven, a delight for all ages.