Always like eating here. Good hearty German grub…read more Starters; warm duck liver salad (and beer) Mains; vienner schnitzel with fried potatoes and spinach (and beer) To be honest the starter is enough but ... well it's jolly good. The duck liver was just a little gamey and cooked wonderfully so it was rich and very tasty. The greenery was ok The schnitzel was tender and the fried potatoes a classic german dish full of onions and bacon bits. The spinach had a whisper of cumin which sets the iron taste off wonderfully. I've given it 4 stars as it's not cheap has it no been on expenses I'd have given it three stars as it's a tad pricey. To quote Arnie "I'll be back!"

This enhanting park, perched on a hill, is the perfect place to relax, jog, take your dog for a…read morewalk, do some sports, or just enjoy the nature. Although its not too big, there are lots of things to do. People play Jeu de Boules occasionally, childern have there own playground, and joggers are being challenged by eachother, and the height differences. The Mövenpick hotel, on top of this hill, gives the park a majestic vibe. Whether you go here in summer or winter, youll always enjoy being here, as it combines the peace & quiet of nature with the cosy athmosphere of the schanze.

I cycled to Volkspark for the first time this weekend, and while a lot of the park is relatively…read moreuncared for, there is some great woodland and nice paths for walking, jogging or cycling. I should mention that it's not suitable for roadbikes - a mountain bike would be best. The woodland here was actually more fun to cycle around than that in the nearby Niendorfer Gehege forest, and there are some reasonably sized hills. Almost part of the park is the Dahliengarten which is incredibly well cared for, and I assume from walking around it has probably the biggest collection of Dahlia flower species in the world. Also just on the edge of the park is the Hauptfriedhof Altona (main Altona cemetery), which is also nice to walk around. Overall, I think it's a better park for cycling, jogging or walking the dog than actually using as a standard park - most of Volkspark is forested.

Popular for dogs and the HSV. Different paths to choose from. Dogs should be on the line, this is…read morenormally ignored, and once in a while the controllers are out and about. Near by is Lüther Park and its beautiful church. The area has cafes which I will notice for the next time

Awesome park for a chill time after work and at weekends…read more There is a huge greenfield, just bring a blanket, some food and you're set. We played viking chess, people asked to join and we had a good time playing viking chess with strangers. Highly recommended!

Came here for a run on a weekday morning, was very pleasant! Lots of trees and liked the lake and…read morefountain. Many maps at entry points of the park. Could hear quite a bit of street noise though, but generally quiet in the more central areas of the park. Conveniently located too close to U-bahn.

This is Hamburg. Laying around the harbour and looking after container ships reeching the port to…read morethe world. Park Fiction is close to Landungsbrücken and you have some nice greens, to lay down and relax.

Park Fiction must be one of the coolest places in Hamburg - one of the ones with the most stupid…read morename, too. Although it feels a bit as if you jumped on a rocket and got to the future when you get up here. The park is so close to Landungsbrücken, yet so different. But still with the same pretty view of harbor, cranes and ships. It isn't really much more than a park, but the view makes it worth it. The lack of tourists as well and let's just face it: the sort-of strange details like hammocks and palm trees that look like they've been build out of Lego, too. Awesome place to just sit and talk with a friend or two, three, four, while enjoying Harbor Hamburg around you.