Spielplatz - Bernadottstr. 26/ Ecke Fischers Allee

Bernadottstr. 26
22763 Hamburg

Large park with three playgrounds. The public playground comprises a spacious soccer and basketball ground and inline skating facilities. The second playground lies across from a kindergarten and is supervised. There are many modern climbing facilities and a wading pool. Moreover the park offers numerous seatings along its edges.

Contact Information

Jessenstraße 1-3
22765 Hamburg

Person of contact: Herr Jakob
matthias.jakob@altona.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 11-61 26

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