アルトナアーフォルクスパーク周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ19

アルトナ中央墓地は、ハンブルク北西部に位置する63ヘクタールの公園墓地で、メインエントランスはシュターディオン通りにあります。1923年に開設され、伝統的な埋葬のほか、HSVの墓地、イスラム教徒の墓地、自然に近い樹木葬や追悼庭園、戦争記念碑も提供しています。その立地から、近郊のレクリエーションエリアとしても利用されており、散歩者によく訪れられています。特定の問い合わせや埋葬の計画については、直接墓地管理事務所に連絡するか、Hamburg.deのHauptfriedhof Altonaのページで情報を確認することができます。 訪問は推奨されており、同時に興味深いものです 👍🏼。

アルトナウアーフォルクスパークは、美しいピクニックの目的地です。ハイキング、ジョギング、ウォーキング、散歩、サイクリングが可能で、広い芝生でリラックスすることもできます。

Altona Main Cemetery, at 63 hectares, is the largest cemetery in the Altona district and was opened on November 1, 1923. The then Director of Horticulture, Ferdinand Tutenberg, based its design on the principles of cemetery reform. This reform followed the guiding principle that people should be buried side by side regardless of their social standing, education, or religious affiliation. This was of particular importance in the working-class city of Altona at the time. The main entrance to the cemetery offers a view of cherry trees in full pink blossom. In addition to the burial plots, generous open spaces and the beautiful trees create the impression of a park-like setting. This green oasis with its natural niches also provides a valuable habitat for insects and other animals in the heart of the city. The Japanese flowering cherry avenue, in particular, with its full bloom in spring, invites visitors to stroll through the cemetery grounds. The Altona Main Cemetery serves as a burial ground for people of all faiths. There are different types of graves available for urn or earth burials, tree burials, and Islamic graves, as well as grave sites in sunny locations. These can be selected and purchased while still alive.

Last visited on my tour: Green Circle from "Cycling for the Soul"

In addition to Hamburg's Stadtpark, Volkspark Altona is the second large green space in the city. There is always something going on here, families play on the large lawn, the smell of barbecues is in the air. The park and the forest are larger, the infrastructure is a little smaller. A relaxed place - unless there is a football game going on next door.

Nice place to linger

The rose garden in the Volkspark is a beautifully landscaped garden for strolling and enjoying nature.

A wonderful place to relax, where you can enjoy a coffee or homemade mead, or simply buy honey from Hamburg. The kiosk's owner is a beekeeper herself and keeps her bees not only in Volkspark, but also in various districts of Hamburg.