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Fischbeker Heide

Hamburg's Second Largest Heathland

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Spanning 773 hectares, the Fischbeker Heide in southwest Hamburg showcases a remarkable heath and forest landscape. It is the second largest cultural landscape of its kind in Germany, following the Lüneburg Heath. To the south lies the Hasselbrack, Hamburg's highest point at 116 meters.

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A range of preserved archaeological monuments reveals early settlement in the area.

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Founded: July 29, 1958

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Welcome to the Fischbeker Heide, one of Hamburg's largest nature reserves. Covering an impressive 773 hectares, this cultural landscape stretches across the neighborhoods of Neugraben-Fischbek and Hausbruch. Did you know that this area has been protected since July 29, 1958? This makes it one of the oldest protected areas in the region. Look to the south, and you'll see the Hasselbrack, Hamburg's highest point at 116 meters. To the east, about 800 meters away, is the Max Leuteritz monument. The heath not only showcases a unique plant world but also provides a protected habitat for numerous species. Enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty of this special place.