글린데‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The GOOD is so close. A nature reserve that is characterized by its migratory, song and wandering birds. Willow marshes and many water zones. Always have binoculars with you. Kingfishers are more likely to be found on the Goseelbe.

Fantastic to hike here, there is so much to see and great photo opportunities

In the middle of the dunes and the beautiful, light sand, there is a subtle beach feeling - simply wonderful, even without water!

The wooden harbor was built from 1722 to 1724 and is considered the oldest preserved, artificial harbor facility in Hamburg. Immediately to the west was Germany's most important fishing port at the turn of the century: the Altona fishing port.

Always nice to hike through the dunes. A little further the quarry pond invites you to swim.

Great nature reserve.

The Holzhafen nature reserve in Billwerder Bay has a total size of approx. 80 hectares and, with its extensive, tidal areas of water and tidal flats next to the Mühlenberger Loch, is the most important resting area for migratory bird species such as the shoveler, teal and shelduck in Hamburg an important function as a feeding, spawning and growing area for fish. Part of the protected area is also a tidal bank area, which was restored in 2008 by back dikes as a nature conservation law compensation measure and now extends the wooden harbor by approx. 20 ha to the south. This area has a specialized inventory of species adapted to the dynamics of the tides. Here you can find plant species such as the lancet-leaved frog spoon, spreading ragwort or hemlock water fennel, which are threatened with extinction in Hamburg. https://www.hamburg.de/holzhafen/

Worth it in every season