Altona Volkspark

The 205-hectare urban green space features extensive forest areas, meadows, gardens, and sports facilities across its diverse landscape in northern Hamburg.

Ferdinand Tutenberg designed the park in multiple phases between 1914 and 1928, providing recreational spaces for residents of the densely populated Altona district.

The Dahlia Garden, established in 1920, displays 40,000 flowers representing 600 varieties, making it the oldest continuous dahlia exhibition in Europe.

The park contains multiple sports venues, including the Volksparkstadion football stadium, Barclaycard Arena, and Bahrenfeld harness racing track.

A geometric school garden presents rare woody plants and special gardens, while the Tutenberg hill serves as both a fortress-like structure and viewing point.

Location: Altona

Website: http://hamburg.de/altona/parks-und-gaerten/2769476/altonaer-volkpark.html

GPS coordinates: 53.58028,9.90361

Latest update: May 11, 2025 18:06