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Monopteros in Hayns Park

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1. Hayns Park Meadow – Leinpfad Promenade Along the Alster loop from Jarrestadt

7.15km

01:49

20m

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2. Hayns Park Meadow – Winterhuder Kai Viewpoint loop from Eppendorf

2.92km

00:45

10m

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3. Eppendorfer Mill Pond – Hayns Park Meadow loop from Hudtwalckerstraße

3.59km

00:55

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JR56

January 9, 2020

The history of Hayns Park goes back to the property of the former mayor and senator Max Theodor Hayn. In the thirties of the 20th century, the area was then converted into a public park along the idyllic Alster Run. The water here has a little more space in the park than in the narrow channels, which together with the bridges make up the park's special Hanseatic atmosphere.

In addition to play and sunbathing areas, the facility also has space for walks and a children's playground and, as a small highlight in summer, a paddling pool for the little ones.

The characteristics also include a small monopteros, also known as a temple of the muses. Walkers can cross Eppendorfer Landstraße in the west and continue walking in the area of Eppendorfer Mühlenteich. It is known as the winter quarters for Hamburg's Alster swans.

barrierefreieshamburg.de/wp/parks/bezirk-nord/hayns-park

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JR56

January 22, 2020

The Monopteros was built in the 19th century in what is now Hayns Park, which at that time was still a private garden. Senator Max Theodor Hayn and his family used to take coffee in or in front of the temple-like semi-open circular column building.

The property was the summer residence of the senator with a villa and garden. In the course of the Alster canalization, this was expanded into the current park and redesigned by the then city garden director Otto Linne. It has been available to the public since 1931. Some trees and the unique Monopteros have been preserved from the original garden. With its closed rear wall, it differs from most ring hall temples in European parks, which - like the well-known Monopteros in the English Garden in Munich - are completely open.

Since summer 2016, the dilapidated Monopteros was secured with a construction fence. The renovation and restoration work, which lasted more than a year, was carried out in close coordination with the Monument Protection Office and was completed in March 2019. The environmental and energy authority responsible for the park was responsible for the renovation costs of 275,000 euros. The Hamburg-Nord district assembly has approved an additional 20,000 euros for the art campaign with up to two design rounds per year and the opening ceremony.

hamburg.de/bkm/denkmalschutzamt/12386190/monopteros-hayns-park

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Eyles

July 10, 2019

Because it is very beautiful and quiet.

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Monopteros in Hayns Park

1. Hayns Park Meadow – Leinpfad Promenade Along the Alster loop from Jarrestadt

2. Hayns Park Meadow – Winterhuder Kai Viewpoint loop from Eppendorf

3. Eppendorfer Mill Pond – Hayns Park Meadow loop from Hudtwalckerstraße

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