Hohenfelde

The quarter spans 1.1 square kilometers and combines residential streets with local businesses, accommodating over 10,000 inhabitants within its compact boundaries.

Originally containing farmland and watermills, Hohenfelde transformed through urbanization in the mid-19th century before its incorporation into Hamburg in 1894.

The Modecampus in Armgartstraße functions as an educational center where students develop fashion designs and participate in creative endeavors.

The Alster-Schwimmhalle provides Hamburg's only indoor 50-meter swimming lanes, offering year-round access to water sports and fitness activities.

Edwin Scharff's bronze sculpture 'Drei Mann im Boot' stands near the Alster, while a figure by Stephan Balkenhol floats on a buoy in the water.

Location: Hamburg-Nord

Elevation above the sea: 83 m

Shares border with: Uhlenhorst, Eilbek, Hamm, Borgfelde, St. Georg, Rotherbaum

Website: https://hamburg.de/hohenfelde

GPS coordinates: 53.56188,10.02119

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:38