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Villas Along the Alsterstreek in Eppendorf

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Villas Along the Alsterstreek in Eppendorf

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    1. Hamburg City Park – Die Bucht Stadtpark Hamburg loop from Eppendorfer Baum

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    September 15, 2023

    The section of the Alster from Ohlsdorf to the confluence with the Outer Alster, including here in Eppendorf, is called Streek (Low German for area) or Alsterstreek. The course is artificially straightened in this section of the river. The beautiful villas of wealthy Hamburg residents, whose properties extend all the way down to the river bank, are a defining feature. According to statistics, the average income of around 25,000 Eppendorf residents is around one and a half times that of other Hamburg residents.

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      September 21, 2023

      Really nice and certainly recommendable to stroll along one of the Alster rivers. Also watching those nice villas with their well maintained gardens 😀

        March 24, 2024

        The section of the Alster from Ohlsdorf to the confluence with the Outer Alster is sometimes referred to as Streek (Low German for area) or Alsterstreek.

        The course is artificially straightened in this section of the river.

        The old course of the river led through the Ring Canal, Braband Canal and Leinpfad Canal.

        At the same time, the Skagerrak Canal and the Island Canal lead south.

        After the construction of the Fuhlsbüttler lock (1913, demolished in 2011, then replaced by a weir), Fritz Schumacher presented a concept for canalizing the Alster below the lock to Eppendorf.

        His concept envisaged a strictly architectural framework with embankment walls, terraces and pools.

        The engineering department of the city of Hamburg, on the other hand, preferred a natural version of the Alster river.

        The opposing designs were controversially discussed, Schumacher's approach was well received, and his ideas were eventually partially implemented.

        The Tarpenbek flows into Eppendorf and the Isebek Canal flows into it at the border with Harvestehude. The Krugkoppelbrücke finally forms the border to the Outer Alster.


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