Winsen Things to Do

Reinbek Castle was designed as a hunting lodge. Adolf Duke of Schleswig-Holstein Gottorf built it in 1576 in the fashion of the Dutch Renaissance. It is located near a beautiful little lake, which makes it both a good starting... more

This Bäckerbreitergang is a narrow alley to be found near Dragonerstall with Hamburg's Musikhalle. It is one of the very few reminders of the Gängeviertel (Alleyway quarter) which survived both a wave of modernisation during 19... more

The museum of Bergedorf and the Vierlande was opened in Bergedorf castle in 1955. It is a branch of the Museum of Hamburg's History and is concerned with the cultural history of Bergedorf, some prehistoric finds from the surrou... more

Since 1992, a special museum has been located within the Hittfeld railway station, showing telephones from all over the world, from the early days of telephone communication to the present day. For over three decades, Reiner Pf... more

Vamos! Kulturhalle is a former gymnasium that was converted into a event center and cafe. This change was brought about to encourage cultural activities and interaction amongst the students. Various events such as stand up come... more

Situated on spacious grounds outside the city, this club boasts of several different courses of varying lengths with a total of 27 holes. The normal 18-hole course is spread over a distance of 6 kilometers. The club lounge offe... more

The Hittfelder Mühle actually is an old mill which has been turned into a disco. Located close to the motorway, it is easily accessible by both car and public transport. In this unusual and rustic ambiance there are Oldie night... more

At this giant disco, stylish guests can party on large dance floor and enjoy various theme nights. There is a large choice of drinks and snacks the bar. The musical emphasis is on dance tracks, while entertainment here also inc... more

With a long stretch of coast, dozens of rivers, canals and the Outer Alster lake, Hamburg is a paradise for water-sport lovers. The city has 25 official canoe clubs alone, all of which are members of the Hamburg Canoe Associati... more

The Rieck house in Curslack is also known as the Vierländer open air museum, and is a branch of the Altonaer Museum. The city of Hamburg purchased the old peasant house built around 1533 and began its thorough renovation in the... more