Hasenbuck, Residential district in southern Nuremberg, Germany.
Hasenbuck is a residential district in southern Nuremberg situated on elevated terrain that rises above the surrounding landscape. The area contains a range of homes and buildings distributed across the hilly topography of this district.
The district first appeared in written records in the early 1700s when disputes over hunting rights in this elevated area emerged. These early mentions show the region held importance even before modern development took place.
The Luther Church serves as the social center of this residential area and reflects how the neighborhood developed during the 1930s. Walking through the streets, you find a mix of homes and local shops that shape daily life here.
Public transportation including subway, tram, and bus lines connects this area to Nuremberg's city center. The hilly terrain means walking can involve gradual elevation changes, so comfortable footwear is helpful when exploring.
The site rests on a geological formation called an inselberg composed of castle sandstone that stands above the surrounding Keuper sandstone landscape. This distinctive rock composition creates the elevated terrain that defines the area's character.
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