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Innocentiapark
A historic park with English flair
Counts toward these achievements:
Hamburg: First Steps10 pts
Hamburg: Explorer25 pts
Hamburg: Insider50 pts
Innocentiapark, named after Pope Innocent IV, covers 4.5 hectares in the Harvestehude district. Designed in 1884 following an English garden model, the park is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Germany. It provides a green retreat between Brahms and Park Avenue, near the Grindel skyscrapers.
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Locals sometimes refer to the park as 'Innopark.'
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
You're standing in a piece of Hamburg's history. Innocentiapark is not only a green retreat but also a recognized cultural heritage monument. Designed in 1884 following the English garden model, you can feel this tradition in the gently winding paths and expansive lawns. Around you, the towering Grindel skyscrapers add a unique urban backdrop to this park. Take a moment to enjoy the tranquility between Brahms and Park Avenue. You might hear the rustling of leaves or the distant laughter of children playing nearby.
Location
Nearby
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