Eppendorfer Oasis: Discover the magical Hayns Park!

Eppendorfer Oasis: Discover the magical Hayns Park!

in the heart of Hamburg, between the Eppendorfer Landstrasse and the Alster, the picturesque Hayns Park extends a small jewel for young and old. With an area of ​​around 4.8 hectares, the park offers an ideal spot for local recreation, whether to relax, play or celebrate. Known through the spacious lawns that invite you to a picnic in the green, and the numerous play options, the park is a popular destination for families. In particular, the paddling pool, affectionately called "Planschi", ensures that the children have fun while the parents can relax. [T-Online] reports that the subway stations are Hudtwalckerstrasse, Lattenkamp and Kellinghusenstrasse in the immediate vicinity, which makes the park easy to reach.

The history of the Hayn Park goes back to 1873 when Senator Max Theodor Hayn acquired the area and set up his summer residence there. In 1931 the park was released for the public and has since established itself as an important place for the citizens. On the northern edge of the park you will find the Meap meadow, which comes up with the Café Barmeier, which has been under the direction of the St. Mälzer since 2021. Here you can not only dine delicious, but also relax in an idyllic beer garden.

a place for nature and animal lovers

The Hayns Park is not only known for its leisure activities, but also for its animal residents. Goose and ducks frolic on the water, while in the popular Eppendorfer Mühlenteich, which was created by the Tarpenbek build -up, the Alster swans spend their winter. These swans have been a symbol of Hamburg for over 400 years and are subject to careful support from an urban "swan father". Every year around 200 swans will be relocated in November and brought back in March, which ensures continuous preservation of your population. As [hamburg.de] adds, the swans are an integral part of the park, which also offers many seating in calm perennial plantings.

Another highlight in the park is the monopteros, a pavilion that is not only a popular place to stay, but is also artistically redesigned. Artists are invited to reinterpret the pavilion twice a year. This initiative contributes to the fact that the park always shines in new splendor and remains a cultural attraction.

activities for all generations

Whether athlete or those seeking rest, everyone gets their money's worth in Hayn's park. The width of the lawns invites you to play and sunbathing, while the Silwar boathouse, the oldest of its kind in Hamburg since 1874, gives rowing and pedal boats and maybe offers the best way to experience the Alster from a new perspective. [Germany with amy] emphasizes that the boathouse also offers gardens for celebrations, which also makes the park popular for special occasions.

After all, the park is not only a place for people, but also for their dogs. The southern part of the area borders on the B5 and is a popular place for dogs and their owners, who can play great here in the old Alster. This dog -friendly corner of the park shows that here is for every place and the community provides harmonious coexistence.

The Hayns Park thus represents an oasis in the middle of the urban landscape of Hamburg and should be at the top of the list of leisure opportunities. Regardless of whether you are looking for nature, want to enjoy a view or just want to spend time with the family - here you can find what you are looking for.