Hausbruch

Located on the edge of Harburger Berge, Hausbruch spans 9.8 square kilometers with single-family houses in the north and high-rise buildings in Neuwiedenthal.

The district originated from a sheep farm in 1545 and developed further with the construction of the Lower Elbe railway line in 1881.

Neuwiedenthal represents a multicultural neighborhood where residents from former Soviet Union, Turkey, and Syria maintain their traditions and customs.

The Rehrstieg Galleria shopping center provides various stores near the Neuwiedenthal S-Bahn station, connecting residents to Hamburg's public transportation network.

The remnants of Robertshall coal mine, operational from 1919 to 1922, stand as the only coal mining site in Hamburg's history.

Location: Harburg

Elevation above the sea: 37 m

Shares border with: Neugraben-Fischbek, Heimfeld, Moorburg, Francop, Rosengarten

GPS coordinates: 53.46667,9.88333

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:43