Alsterwiese Schwanenwik

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The Alsterwiese Schwanenwik is considered one of the most popular green spots in Hamburg. It is only a few minutes away from the city centre by foot and offers space for relaxation, sports and other recreational activities.

The Wiese Schwanenwik on the Alster is considered one of the most popular green spots in Hamburg. It is only a few minutes away from the city centre by foot, along Schwanenwik street. Until the 1920s, there was a public bath here; today, no remnants of this remain. However, the large Alsterwiese offers visitors room for numerous athletic or relaxing activities. Football and Frisbee are among the most frequent. But park visitors can also have wonderful barbecues or enjoy the sun here. The “Three Men in Boat” statue by Edwin Scharff watches over the Wiese Schwanenwik on the shores of the Alster.

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