Duvenstedt

Duvenstedt extends across 6.8 square kilometers of land in northern Hamburg, featuring a mix of traditional houses and modern residential areas at 25 meters elevation.

First documented in 1261 as a Saxon settlement called Rundling, Duvenstedt was incorporated into Hamburg through the Greater Hamburg Act of 1937.

The residential architecture includes traditional thatched-roof farmhouses and half-timbered structures that maintain the district's rural character.

The district contains multiple sports facilities, riding stables, and educational institutions, serving a population of approximately 5,977 residents.

The Wittmoor area within Duvenstedt contains restored peatland habitats where visitors can observe local plants and wildlife in their natural environment.

Location: Wandsbek

Elevation above the sea: 25 m

GPS coordinates: 53.70806,10.10444

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:06