Neugraben-Fischbek

Neugraben-Fischbek stretches across 22.5 square kilometers at the southwestern border of Hamburg, featuring residential neighborhoods and natural spaces at 1 meter elevation.

The area originated in 1510 under the name Niegraben and merged with Fischbek in 1951, following substantial industrial growth during the late 19th century.

The district maintains several religious establishments, including Protestant and Catholic churches, a New Apostolic congregation, and a mosque, reflecting its population diversity.

The S3 train line connects residents to downtown Hamburg within 25 minutes, while the local market square provides essential facilities including police, community offices, and libraries.

The Fischbeker Heide spans 773 hectares as Germany's second-largest heathland, offering marked scenic trails along the Heidschnuckenweg since 2014.

Location: Harburg

Elevation above the sea: 1 m

Shares border with: Wulmstorf, Neuenfelde, Francop, Hausbruch

Website: http://hamburg.de/neugraben-fischbek

GPS coordinates: 53.47257,9.83582

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:39