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Hammer Park
A Historic Park with 17th-Century Roots
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Located in Hamburg's Hamm district, Hammer Park is a public park protected as a cultural heritage monument, designed by Otto Linne between 1914 and 1920. It traces its origins back to an older landscape garden from the 17th century and is currently managed by the Hamburg-Mitte district office.
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The park was designed by landscape architect Otto Linne.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
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- Publication approval
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- Editorial review
- Not reviewed
Guided Story
You're standing in a place steeped in history here in Hamburg. Hammer Park is more than just a peaceful retreat; it's a living testament to the past. Originally laid out as a private landscape garden in the 17th century, this park was designed in its current form by Otto Linne between 1914 and 1920. As you look around, you can almost feel the echoes of its storied past. Recognized as a cultural heritage monument, the park is maintained by the Hamburg-Mitte district office. To the west, about 172 meters away, you'll find the Hammer Park Stadium. Take a moment to appreciate the rich history that surrounds you.
