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Berner Au

Hamburg

Berner Au, Hamburg (Historic sites)
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About Berner Au

The Berner Au is a stream in northeastern Hamburg that forms from several ditches in Volksdorf and flows into the Wandse after just under five miles (eight kilometers). The stream runs through Sasel and Farmsen-Berne, set in an idyllic landscape of meadows, forest, and allotment gardens. In recent years the waterway has been restored to a more natural state, with floodplains and riffles created in the lower section, while the upper course partly dries up in summer. Historically, the stream, formerly also known as Farmsenerbek, was used to power mills, which is still evident from an old weir near Kupferteich. Today, footpaths along the stream invite you to take relaxed walks that lead from the Trabrennbahn U-Bahn station all the way to Volksdorf.

Based on the article “Berner Au” from the German Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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Hamburg, Germany
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Tonndorf
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Coordinates
53.59233° N · 10.11565° E
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FAQ about Berner Au

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What is the Berner Au in Hamburg?

The Berner Au is a stream in northeastern Hamburg that forms from several ditches in Volksdorf and flows into the Wandse after just under eight kilometers (about five miles). The stream runs through Sasel and Farmsen-Berne and is surrounded by meadows, woods, and allotment gardens. travelguide195 assigns the Berner Au to the Hamburg district of Tonndorf.

What is the history of the Berner Au in Hamburg?

The Berner Au, formerly also known as Farmsenerbek, was historically used to power mills. One reminder of this use is an old weir near Kupferteich, where you can still see how important this Hamburg stream once was.

Can you go for a walk along the Berner Au in Hamburg?

Yes, footpaths run along the Berner Au in Hamburg and are well suited for relaxed walks. The paths lead from the Trabrennbahn subway station all the way to Volksdorf and pass through a landscape of meadows, woods, and allotment gardens.

Has the Berner Au in Hamburg been restored to a natural state?

Yes, the Berner Au in Hamburg has been restored to a natural state in recent years. In the lower section, floodplain areas and riffles were created. The upper course of the stream, on the other hand, partly dries up in summer.

Are there restaurants near the Berner Au in Hamburg?

travelguide195 lists around 3 restaurants within 500 meters (about 550 yards) of the Berner Au in Hamburg-Tonndorf. So if you want to take a break after a walk along the stream, you'll find a few options in the immediate area.

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