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Höltigbaum

Cross-border natural escapes at the city’s edge

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Höltigbaum is one of Hamburg's largest nature reserves, extending into Schleswig-Holstein. Established in 1997, it provides a protected habitat for diverse flora and fauna under the European Habitats Directive. The Hamburg sections lie in Wandsbek district, while the Schleswig-Holstein parts belong to Stapelfeld.

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The nature reserve was officially founded on May 26, 1998.

Quick Facts

Founded: May 26, 1998
Website: hoeltigbaum.de

Guided Story

Right here, you're standing on a unique piece of land that straddles the border between Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Founded in 1997, Höltigbaum offers a sanctuary for a variety of flora and fauna, protected under the European Habitats Directive. As you look around, you'll notice the vast expanse of this nature reserve, stretching into Hamburg's Wandsbek district and the municipality of Stapelfeld. Officially established on May 26, 1998, this area was created to preserve the region's unique biodiversity. Höltigbaum highlights the importance of protecting our natural habitats, inviting you to explore the richness of local nature.