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Hainesch-Iland

Nature sanctuary in the heart of Hamburg

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Hainesch-Iland Nature Reserve spans 71 hectares, providing a protected oasis within Hamburg. Established on January 7, 1975, it preserves the rich diversity of local flora and fauna. Nestled between the districts of Sasel and Bergstedt, this area is perfect for a tranquil walk in nature.

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The nature reserve has been protected since 1975.

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Founded: January 7, 1975

Guided Story

You're standing in one of Hamburg's oldest nature reserves, established on January 7, 1975. Spanning 71 hectares, it provides a vital sanctuary for local flora and fauna. Look around, and you'll find yourself nestled between the districts of Sasel and Bergstedt. Perhaps you can hear the birds nesting in the trees. This area is a green lung of the city, a place where nature has reclaimed its space. It's a beautiful spot to enjoy the peace of nature, even with the city just a stone's throw away.