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Wittenbergen
Nature's Haven by the Elbe
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Founded on June 24, 1986, the Wittenbergen Nature Reserve in Hamburg's Rissen district features a unique landscape of heathland and Elbe meadows. It serves as a sanctuary for rare flora and fauna, offering a glimpse into the region's natural beauty.
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The reserve was formerly known as Wittenbergener Heide/Elbwiesen.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- June 24, 1986
Guided Story
As you take in the landscape, notice the unique blend of heathland and Elbe meadows. Right here in the Wittenbergen Nature Reserve, you can experience the natural diversity of Hamburg's Rissen district, protected since June 24, 1986. This area is a vital sanctuary for rare flora and fauna. Take a moment to enjoy the tranquility that surrounds you. About 400 meters south, you’ll find the Wittenbergen Unterfeuer, a notable landmark. This area is perfect for exploring nature and taking in some fresh air. Looking east, you can spot the Landhaus Michaelsen not too far away.
Location
Nearby
Wittenbergen Unterfeuer
403 m away
Landhaus Michaelsen
807 m away
Doll Museum Falkenstein
807 m away
Oberfeuer Tinsdal
812 m away
Johanneskirche
1.6 km away
Alte Schule Wedeler Landstraße
1.7 km away
Wasserwerk Altona
2.2 km away
Falkensteiner Hof
1.5 km away
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