Bramfeld

Located in northeastern Hamburg, Bramfeld extends over 10.1 square kilometers with a population of 52,700 residents between the Seebek and Osterbek streams.

First documented in 1271 as a small village with ten farmers, Bramfeld transformed into an artisan settlement before joining Hamburg through the Greater Hamburg Act of 1937.

The Easter Church, constructed between 1913 and 1914, stands as a central religious landmark in the neighborhood, representing local architectural traditions.

The Otto Group, established in 1960 in southern Bramfeld, operates as the district's primary employer and shapes the local economic landscape.

The Environmental Center Gut Karlshöhe in northern Bramfeld offers educational programs about sustainable living and environmental protection for local residents.

Location: Wandsbek

Elevation above the sea: 23 m

GPS coordinates: 53.60861,10.07250

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:57