Jungfernstieg (Binnenalster)

Jungfernstieg (Binnenalster)

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Jungfernstieg (Binnenalster)

Hiking

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Cycling

4.8

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Running

4.9

(53)

Road cycling

4.2

(30)

Gravel riding

5.0

(12)

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Location: Hamburg, Germany

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August 3, 2017

Cycling

The Jungfernstieg is one of the most beautiful places in Hamburg. It is located on the southern shore of the Binnenalster. Directly on the shore is a pier for the boats, which make boat tours of the inland and Außenalster, as well as through the canals and the canals. (More information about the boat tours at: alstertouristik.de).

There are also many benches right on the shore where you can take a break and enjoy the beautiful view of the Alster. On the other side of the Jungfernstieg are many shops, which you can explore well.

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November 22, 2022

Hiking

Originally, the Jungfernstieg was called Reesendamm, which was built to dam the Alster river. In 1665, the dam became a tree-lined promenade where families strolled with their unmarried daughters on Sundays (hence the name). In 1838, the Jungfernstieg was the first street in Germany to be paved with asphalt.

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Christine🔹

April 2, 2023

Hiking

The Alster tours begin here. We decided on the 1-hour journey, 20 euros per person, unfortunately the Hamburgcard doesn't help. But it was very informative, sat well, saw a lot, funny comment. Sitting on the right side does more. There was a toilet and a drinks machine.

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