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Heine-Park

Historic Park by the Elbe River

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Located on the northern banks of the Elbe in Hamburg's Altona district, Heine-Park opened to the public in 1984. Named after banker Salomon Heine, who once lived here with his son Carl, the park features a garden-like setting. A pedestrian bridge connects it to the nearby Donners Park.

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A pedestrian bridge links Heine-Park to the adjacent Donners Park.

Guided Story

Standing here on the northern banks of the Elbe, you're in a place rich with history. Opened in 1984, Heine-Park is named after the banker Salomon Heine, who, along with his son Carl, once lived here. They enjoyed summers in a manor house and maintained a garden-like estate. Look west, and you'll see a pedestrian bridge connecting this peaceful park to the nearby Donners Park. As you wander through, you might sense the echoes of the past, especially being close to the former garden house, now a museum. Take in the tranquility and the landscape that once graced the Heine family's summers.