When four horticultural exhibitions lend their face to a green area, it can come up with numerous attractions. But it's not just the facility that makes Hamburg's "Planten un Blomen" park something very special. The wide range of sports and leisure activities is not only appreciated by families, the employees of the surrounding offices also like to spend their lunch break here.
The Park Planten un Blomen in Hamburg has a lot to offer
Visitor Information:
| kind | information |
|---|---|
| address | Marseiller Strasse, 20355 Hamburg |
| Opening times of small ramparts, old botanical garden | January to March: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m |
| Apr: 7am - 10pm | |
| May to September: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m | |
| October to December: 7am - 8pm | |
| Large ramparts | January to April: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m |
| May to September: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m | |
| October to December 7am - 10pm | |
| entry | Admission to the park and events is free. |
The opening times
- the show greenhouses
- the roller rink
- of mini golf and trampoline
- of the various catering establishments
can be found on the internet.
Location and directions:
If you are arriving by car, you should head for one of the surrounding multi-storey car parks, as there are only a very small number of street parking spaces. It is therefore advisable to use public transport. All park entrances can be reached from the bus stops in a few minutes.
There are sufficient parking spaces for bicycles not far from the entrances. In the park itself, the bike must be pushed out of consideration for other visitors.
description
This green lung of Hamburg covers an area of 45 hectares. Extensive green areas are pleasantly shaded by impressive trees. Beautifully laid out plant borders and flower beds structure the grounds and ensure a varied design. Lakes and babbling streams run through the park and create islands of relaxation. The many seating furniture, often placed in particularly quiet, cozy places, are not only used by the employees of the surrounding companies for relaxation.
Integrated into the park is Europe's largest Japanese garden, an oasis of tranquility in the middle of the urban jungle designed according to the rules of Asian garden design. Rose and apothecary gardens with their variety of scents and colors are other visitor magnets. Lovers of exotic plants will get their money's worth in the greenhouses. The public gardens with their seasonally changing appearance invite you to stroll and linger.
tips
The spacious playgrounds, equipped with a wide variety of equipment, are extremely popular with children of all ages. You can do your laps for free on Germany's largest open-air ice rink, which becomes a skate park in summer. Miniature golf, trampoline and open-air chess complete the sporting offer for the whole family.