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ブレーデンベーカー・テッヒは、ハンブルクまたはシュトルマーの歴史の一部です。以前は、人々はワルドルフで休暇を過ごし、特にここの海水浴場は非常に人気がありました。 コロナ以前は、キャンプ場に素晴らしい自然の屋外プールがありました。 今では、人々はただ水に入るのが好きです。 古い海水浴場は、インフォメーションボードと邸宅でまだ認識できます。

The Wohldorf Forest is the oldest forest district and has been a designated recreation area since 1770. The city acquired the area as early as the 13th century. In addition to riparian forests, there are ash, oak, maple, beech, and alder trees. The landscape is characterized by glacial moraines and is therefore hilly. Among the wildlife, 14 different bat species and 4 beetle species classified as "primeval forest relicts" have been discovered. These species are only found in particularly old forest stands. With a bit of luck, you might also spot otters, kingfishers, black woodpeckers, or woodcocks.

The Lindenhof Estate (often also referred to as Lindenhof Manor) is located on the northwest shore of the Bredenbek Pond and looks back on a varied history, from aristocratic ownership and social use to its current status as a private residence. Here are the key facts for the year 2026: 1. History and Architecture Historical Origin: The current manor house is a listed building. Historically, it was part of the surrounding area of the large estates in the Stormarn region. Architecture: The building is characterized by its classical architecture and significantly shapes the landscape around the Bredenbek Pond. 2. Past and Present Use Nursing Home Era: For many decades, the Lindenhof Estate was widely known as a district nursing home. However, this lease agreement between the Stormarn district and the operators at the time was terminated. Change: After the nursing home closed, the property was sold, and the residents moved to more modern facilities in Ahrensburg or neighboring communities. Current status (2026): The manor house is privately owned and used for residential purposes. It is part of a complex that also includes an adjacent equestrian facility, which has been modernized (e.g., with floodlit riding arenas).

A good route to drive

There are several works of art worth seeing in the cemetery. If you go left from the entrance, you come to the grave of the sculptor Edgar Augustin. On this is a relief plate that he designed himself. If you go right from the entrance, you come to a grave with a heavily mossy sculpture that shows an embrace. According to my information, this sculpture was made by the sculptor Jörg Plickat. A grave sculpture in the middle area of the cemetery is also by Plickat. The sculpture, which also shows an embrace (albeit in a highly abstract form), is entitled "Dual".

The Wohldorfer Forest is Hamburg's largest closed deciduous forest and impresses with its rich tree population. It is part of a biotope network covering a total of 1,800 hectares in the northeast of the city and is connected there with the Duvenstedter Brook, Hansdorfer Brook and Ammersbek-Niederung nature reserves.

Unfortunately, the Lindenhof currently resembles a "lost place".

Beautiful route on Brookweg - on the edge of Hansdorfer Brook