오스트슈타인벡 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

in a small facility Am Eich, 22113 Oststeinbek

Nice big dog park.

Along the Glinde River, which originates near Kronhorst and not in Stellau, there are many dog-friendly areas. Dog owners should be considerate and cautious.

Bicycle repair station, Möllner Landstraße - directly on the market square, next to the bus stop.

The trail is in good condition, you can make good progress on a gravel bike, and it's also fun to ride on a regular hybrid bike. In summer, the forest offers shade, and you can also rest on some benches.

Funny thing in the middle of nowhere. Wind chime is a good description, by the way; in windy weather, you'll really get blown around here.

The architecturally significant Church of the Resurrection was completed in 1966 according to plans by Olaf Andreas Gulbransson. Before that, the congregation held its services in Kirchsteinbek or in the old school building, today's town hall. The Church of the Resurrection in Oststeinbek was designed in 1961 as Olaf Andreas Gulbransson's last work. On July 18, 1961, the Norwegian church architect died in an accident at the age of 45. By then, he had completed nine churches, ten more were under construction, and eleven were planned to the point that they could be completed by his closest colleague, Karl Heinz Schwabenbauer, in his spirit and according to his designs. This also saved the project of the Church of the Resurrection in Oststeinbek. The architect Klaus Strecker from Hamburg-Rahlstedt was commissioned to manage the local construction. The foundation stone was laid on November 3, 1963, and on October 29, 1966, the church was inaugurated in a festive service by Provost Karl Hasselmann. With a length of 22 meters and a width of 18 meters, it offers space for 180 to 280 people to attend the service. The church is barrier-free and has an induction system for the hearing impaired. Visits outside of service times are possible via the church office or Pastor Thorsten Kelm (040-714 868 21/22). https://kirche-in-steinbek.de/oststeinbek/

Beautiful spot on the Glinder Au - here the Glinder Au makes a small bend.