Archäologischer Wanderpfad in der Fischbeker Heide

The 4-kilometer path features eleven information stations displaying original and reconstructed burial sites from different prehistoric periods throughout the Fischbek Heath.

The outdoor museum, established in 1975 by the Helms Museum, contains the largest group of visible archaeological ground monuments in Hamburg territory.

The trail provides interpretive panels at each station explaining the significance of megalithic tombs, burial mounds, and urn cemeteries from Stone Age to Iron Age.

Access to the trail begins at the turning loop parking lot on Falkenbergsweg, with the Schafstall Nature Conservation Information House serving as a reference point.

Excavations at Station 7 revealed foundation traces of supporting stones and floor remnants from a five-meter-long megalithic chamber complex.

Location: Hamburg

GPS coordinates: 53.44035,9.85145

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:27