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Kirchwerder Wiesen

Discover Hamburg's Largest Nature Reserve

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Spanning 1060 hectares, the Kirchwerder Wiesen are located in southeastern Hamburg between the Gose Elbe, Stromelbe, and Dove Elbe. Founded in 1993, this expansive nature reserve is home to diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife.

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The nature reserve was officially established in 1993.

Quick Facts

Founded: August 24, 1993

Guided Story

You're standing in one of Hamburg's largest nature reserves, the Kirchwerder Wiesen. Spanning 1060 hectares, this area provides a vital sanctuary for diverse plant and animal species. Established in 1993, the reserve stretches across the districts of Kirchwerder and Neuengamme. To the south, the main section lies between the Gose Elbe and Stromelbe. To the north, a smaller section is nestled between the Gose Elbe and Dove Elbe. Enjoy the tranquility and the rich biodiversity that make this landscape truly special.