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Reitbrooker Fährstein B222A
A relic of a bygone ferry route
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The Reitbrooker Ferry Stone from 1744 marks the spot where a ferry once connected the villages of Allermöhe and Reitbrook. It wasn't until 1891 that a bridge took over this essential link, shaping the lives of the local residents. Visiting this site offers you a glimpse into Hamburg's rural past and how the area has transformed over the centuries.
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Did you know?
The Reitbrooker Fährstein was erected in 1744, yet it wasn't until 147 years later, in 1891, that the first bridge between Allermöhe and Reitbrook was constructed.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1744
Location
Nearby
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