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I've rarely seen such a spacious park in a big city. Highly recommended.

The park is mainly accessed via a circular path around the lake. On the west side of the lake are the shady and quieter places in the coppice of the Schleemer Bach, the east side of the lake is dominated by open, sunny lawns. The landscape of the park is hilly and shows an alternation of meadows and forest with only a few floral decorations. The park has two playgrounds, two bathing areas, large lawns, a kiosk, a mini golf course, table tennis tables, garden chess facilities and an artificial hill that is used for tobogganing in winter. From 1971[3] to 2013 there was a large and popular wooden play fort on the playground, which was demolished for cost reasons when the playground was redesigned[4].

Beautiful in every season.

The Mühlenteich is more of a highlight that should be located in the Gravel sector. With a racing bike, it's a bit hard on the tires on the gravel...

Beautiful park with lots of space around the lake. Very suitable for families with children. A circular path invites you to go jogging.

In terms of landscape, one of the most beautiful corners in Hamburg. Have been there more than once. Extensive park, beautiful lake, a place to relax and enjoy nature. I can only recommend. Good for walking and cycling.

The source of the Glinder Au lies between Langelohe and Kronshorst (Brunsbek). It flows in a south-westerly direction, is fed by the Langeloher Graben and the Stellauer Bach and passes under the federal motorway 24. There, in the Friederici Park recreation area, it feeds the Glinder mill pond and used to power a copper mill. It then flows through the town of Glinde and then turns west in front of the railway embankment of the former Südstormarn district railway, where the Glinder Au forms the border between Oststeinbek and its district of Havighorst. Here at Gut Domhorst stood a powder mill (built in 1581) on the Domhorst mill pond. Further west just behind the right-hand tributary Forellenbach is the Oststeinbek mill pond. Behind it, it then reaches the Hamburg area, flows north of Mümmelmannsberg, becomes a lake again (fallow landscape Steinfurths Diek, created in the 1970s along Steinfurther Diek, intended as a natural monument with rare birds and butterflies - also very popular with model boat owners). After passing a fish ladder, it again crosses under the A 1 as a brook, where it widens below Kirchsteinbek to the (Steinbeker) mill pond, then crosses under the federal highway 5, and finally flows into the Bille about a kilometer south of it. (Source: Wikipedia)

Beautiful, small pond with connection to the Glinder Au. The area is ideal for short walks, very nicely laid out.