Harburger Stadtpark

Harburger Stadtpark is a public park designed in the style of the 1920s, located in the Wilstorf and Marmstorf districts in the Hamburg-Harburg area. When the park opened in 1926, both districts were part of the city of Harburg. Since 1937, they have been part of the city of Hamburg. The park is set in a hilly forest landscape in the Wilstorf district around the Außenmühlenteich pond, and has since grown to a total of about 90 hectares, including water areas, through additional land acquisitions. The park area south of Nymphenweg and west of Engelbek up to Langenbeker Weg lies within the Marmstorf district.