The most popular bathing spots around Hamburg

You will experience pure nature around the Mönchsteich. The lake is surrounded by a beautiful forest that stretches to the shore of the lake. The wildly overgrown east bank is also suitable for swimming. Here you will find secluded spots to relax and bathe in the water. Incidentally, the lake is particularly popular with friends of free physical culture.

On the north shore of the Lütjensee you can swim in the lake. Here there is a large lawn with barbecue. A restaurant is also nearby, if you prefer to stop off. In addition to the large swimming area on the north shore you will find on the lake also a few smaller bays.

Bistro and café directly on the Elbe beach.
The cake tastes great and on the terrace you have a wonderful view of the Elbe.

Great natural bath, I can only recommend. Again today.

Even if the name of the nearby Müllberg is a deterrent for many:
The water quality of the Hummelssee is checked regularly and is safe for bathing. It is a true jewel in a relatively short distance to the center and is always worth a quick refreshment.

Beautiful park in the week not too crowded. Children's playground with a small kiosk at the Northwest parking lot. On the south side is also a snack with mini golf course. Large toboggan on the lake with some swimming.

The bike or trail around the lake is easy to navigate, and you should also on tree roots and other Piepels eighth. Is just a well-visited destination :)

Bath in the city park with natural but filtered water. Mon-Sun open from 11am to 8pm.

Further information:
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The route on the "Lake in the Great Moor" near Hörsten is easy to drive and offers a view of the lake close to the shore. On warm days, you can also stop and cool off in the lake.

The pond was created as part of the construction of the marshalling yard. There is a beach in one place, which is sometimes guarded. In the summer it is very crowded. Then prefer to bathe offside.

A great hideaway in hot weather! Even after long periods of heat (as long as we have some in Hamburg), because the Boberger gravel lake is deep and well ventilated, so he suffers as one of the last lakes in and around Hamburg algae infestation.

Neuländer See, as seen in the picture .. Action

Like several other smaller lakes, the Priestersee belongs to the Schaalsee, which is one of the deepest German lakes. During the division of Germany, large parts of the area lay in a kind of slumber for almost 40 years, so that nature had room to develop. That's why this area is so beautiful and so worthy of protection that it was declared a Biosphere Reserve in 2000. Anyway, you can not jump into a lake much more idyllic.

Since the Schaalsee is located in the middle of the Schaalsee Biosphere Reserve, you are only allowed to jump into the water at designated swimming areas to refresh yourself. But there are enough of them, for example in Eechin, Dargow, Lassahn, near Seedorf and Großzecher. There is also a lido in Zarrentin on the Schaalsee.

The water quality is excellent throughout the lake. When you take a break, you can take a carefree swim in the cool water and really enjoy nature, which is ideally protected on this lake and can therefore unfold so wonderfully.