Eppendorf

The district spreads over 2.7 square kilometers, featuring tree-lined streets, parks, and waterways including the Isebekkanal and Tarpenbek rivers.

First documented as Eppenthorp in 1140, this former village connected to Hamburg via bridge in 1841, transforming from a rural area into an urban district.

St. Johannis Church, dating from 1267, stands as a central landmark with its copper roof and continues to serve as a primary gathering place.

The Kellinghusenstrasse station connects U1 and U3 metro lines, serving 15,000 daily commuters and providing direct access to Hamburg's city center.

Hayn's Park pond maintains unfrozen waters throughout winter due to a special pump system, providing shelter for 130 swans during cold months.

Location: Hamburg-Nord

Elevation above the sea: 11 m

Shares border with: Groß Borstel, Alsterdorf, Winterhude, Harvestehude, Hoheluft-Ost, Hoheluft-West, Lokstedt

GPS coordinates: 53.59039,9.98688

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:49