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Relaxed beach life and one of the world‘s biggest ports in the world.
go WiTH THe TiDe
WalKing ToUR elbe beaCH
The picturesque, marshy banks of the Elbe River coast
stretch from the long stairway Himmelsleiter all the way
to Teufelsbrück and beyond to Blankenese.
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Hessepark
Am Kiekeberg
Blankeneser
Bahnhofstr.
Elbchaussee
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The Elbe coastal path is one of the most popular walking
paths in Hamburg. As the river widens, the beach
changes with the rise and fall of the tide and is perfect
for a getaway anytime, not only for the annual bonfires
on Easter Saturday. Just below the green Elbe banks
the path leads away from the tranquillity of Övelgönne
out into the open park countryside so typical of the
Elbe suburbs. aLTEr SCHWEDE (Old Swede), an
erratic block weighing almost 220 tonnes and dating
back to the Ice Age, stands on Hans-Leip-Ufer. It was
discovered during dredging work in the harbour channel
and gets its name from its origin in Scandinavia from
whence it gradually migrated to the Elbe. Our next stop
along the Elbe coastal path is TEUfELSBrÜCK. The
Mühlen- berger Weg
Elbchaussee
Baurs
Park
Jollenhafen
Blankenese
Dockenhuden
Leuchtturm
Mühlenberg
Hirschpark
Jollenhafen
Mühlenberg
E L B E
Pikartenkamp
Elbchaussee
Blankeneser
Kirchenweg
Elbuferweg
In de Bost
str.
Elbhöhe
Eichendorff-
Biesterfeldweg
Elbchaussee
Kurt-Küchler-Str.
Rupertistr.
Nienstedten
Friedhof
Nienstedten
Elbuferweg
Str.
Nienstedtener
str.
Söbendieken
Thunstr.
Sieberlin g-
10
Georg-Bonne-Str.
Newmans
Park
Jacobs-
Treppe
Jürgens-
Karl-Jacob-
Str.
Kanzleistr.
Elbschloßstr.
Elbchaussee
Klein
Flottbek
Quellental
Elbschloß-
Treppe