レリンゲンの絶景の山頂・トップ5

If you want to climb Hamburg's Seven Summits, the highest mountains in the Hamburg districts, the Schlittenberg is the highest mountain in the Eimsbüttel district at less than 25m. The whole family can come here, so there is a playground and some seating upstairs.

If you want to climb Hamburg's Seven Summits, the highest mountains in the Hamburg districts, the Bungsberg is the highest mountain in the Altona district at a good 91m. Unfortunately you can't get to the summit because it is guarded ironically by the Hamburg waterworks.

Anyone looking for the quickest route to the Elbe from Blankeneser Landstraße will likely take Falkentaler Weg, passing through Schinckels Park north of Waseberg. The influential Hamburg banker Maximilian Heinrich von Schinckel once lived here with his family. (Source: https://www.hamburg.de)

The telecommunications tower in the St. Pauli district, popularly known as the Tele-Michel, has become an eye-catcher in the Hanseatic city. With a total height of 279.2 meters, it towers above all other buildings in the city and is also the sixth highest television tower in Germany.

The telecommunications tower in the St. Pauli district, popularly known as the Tele-Michel, has become an eye-catcher in the Hanseatic city. With a total height of 279.2 meters, it towers above all other buildings in the city and is also the sixth highest television tower in Germany.

Around the Süllberg is the Blankeneser stairs district, if you are good on foot you should take your time and explore the many stairs, including a fantastic view of the houses and the Elbe. With the so-called mountain goat, a small bus of the Hochbahn / HVV, you can get from the Blankeneser train station to the Strandweg and back when your condition is at the end 😉

a mountain with a view of the slopes, says Frank Wippermann in his "Hamburg Mountain Guide" on this elevation. A playground sits enthroned on the summit. The slide is not bad, I tried it.

Very nice for a walk