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Erstes Wandsbeker Gehölz
Historic Woodland in Wandsbek's Heart
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The Erstes Wandsbeker Gehölz spans 28.3 hectares and was once part of the Wandsbeker estate. Today, it provides a green retreat in the districts of Marienthal and Wandsbek. This park remains a remnant of an 18th-century pleasure garden established by merchant Heinrich Carl von Schimmelmann.
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The original pleasure garden's linden avenue disappeared before World War II.
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Guided Story
Welcome to the Erstes Wandsbeker Gehölz. Here, you're in a 28.3-hectare green retreat that was once part of the Wandsbeker estate. This stretch of forest, about 2.8 kilometers long and up to 400 meters wide, speaks of a bygone era. It was Heinrich Carl von Schimmelmann, a notable merchant, who established a pleasure garden here in the late 18th century. As you stroll among the old trees, imagine how this park was once part of Schimmelmann's estate. If you look to the north, the Sankt Joseph Church is just 255 meters away. Enjoy this special touch of tranquility in the heart of the city.
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Location
Nearby

Schimmelmann-Mausoleum
325 m away

Sankt Joseph
255 m away

Christuskirche Wandsbek
320 m away

Heimatmuseum
416 m away

Katholisches Gemeindehaus Sankt Joseph
277 m away

Wandsbeker Turnerbund
217 m away

Wandsbeker Marktplatz
561 m away

Bezirksamt Wandsbek
308 m away
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