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11 beautiful excursion destinations for autumn

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Golden light, flying kites, walks in the forest, pumpkins, mushrooms, chestnut animals: these are things we love about autumn! We have therefore put together 11 beautiful excursion destinations in and around Hamburg for the autumn, some of which you easiest to reach by car.

If you don’t have your own, we recommend Drivy’s private rental car service for your excursions. There you can rent private cars cheaply and easily in your area (or rent your own car).

© Maria Anna Schwarzberg Celebrating with pot-bellied pigs in the Black Mountains wildlife park

A trip to the Black Mountains wildlife park is an absolute highlight for every child. Petting pot-bellied pigs, feeding deer, making campfires – that makes a day unforgettable. The wildlife park offers nine great birthday offers. A day as an animal keeper, a GPS rally, an amber necklace or a journey through time to the Stone Age – there is something for every child here, the birthday child has free admission. Of course, you can also get various tasty snacks in the wildlife park.

  • Wildpark Black Mountains
  • Am Wildpark 1, 21224 Rosengarten
  • Monday – Sunday: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
  • Admission: children: 9.00 euros, adults: 11.00 euros
  • More info

© Erwin Hesry via Unsplash | CC BY 0 Nature adventure in the Lüneburger He wildlife park >

Embedded in the charming heathland on the edge of the nature reserve, the Lüneburg Heath wildlife park invites you to pet and relax. With over 1200 animals and around 130 different species, the wildlife park is the most biodiverse in the north. In addition to snow leopards, brown bears, coati, wolves, moose, lynxes, reindeer, wapitis, arctic foxes, wild cats, raccoons, yaks, and poitouesel you will also find cute prairie dogs here.

  • Lüneburg Heath wildlife park
  • Wildpark 1, 21271 Nindorf-Hanstedt
  • Open all year round March – October: 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. and November – February: 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
  • Adults: 12 euros, children (up to 14 years): 10 euros, dogs: 1 euro
  • More info

© Alexandra Brucker Wild nature, fabulous lakes and grunting pigs in Klövensteen

The 580 hectare mixed forest of pine, spruce, beech and oak not only offers relaxation for the lungs and nerves, but also awaits you with everything a beautiful day in nature needs: deer, deer, wild boar and owls, the Schnaakenmoor with frogs, Dragonflies and adder. The Pony-Waldschänke, where families with children can borrow a pony for a ride through the forest and a forest playground where the offspring can let off steam until they are completely exhausted (aka rest for the parents).

  • Game reserve Klövensteen
  • Wespenstieg 1, 22559 Hamburg

© Ina Mühlhaus Walk around the Höltigbaum

The nice thing about this dog run is that there is a large meadow for romping, but there are also real walking paths – albeit rather small ones. A circular route leads through a grove, the dogs can balance on a tree trunk and there is a lot to discover. Due to the complete fencing, dogs can also run free on the Höltigbaum, who occasionally switch off their hearing.

  • Höltigbaum
  • Eichberg, 22143 Hamburg

© Max Ebert Walking in the Alstertal

Those who spontaneously feel like nature after the weekend shopping tour can stroll through the Alster Valley. The green paradise borders directly on the Alster shopping center and is easy to reach by S-Bahn (station Poppenbüttel). Behind the shopping center it goes on the Poppenbüttler Landstraße into the Alstertal on the Alsterwanderweg. In the middle of the green you walk along the water and walk past dreamlike houses. The meadow landscape is reminiscent of the backdrop "Lord of the rings" – Frodo, where are you? The path leads again and again over the Alster and past wonderful cafés.

Begin: Poppenbüttler Landstrasse
How long do you run?? 40 minutes
Perfect for: Dog owners, Sunday strollers.

  • Poppenbüttler Landstrasse
  • Poppenbüttler Landstrasse, 22391 Hamburg

© Herzapfelhof Lühs | Facebook Drive to the apple country in the old country

The Altes Land is actually worth a visit in every season. It is particularly worthwhile now, however, for the apple harvest: the trees are bursting with red and yellow fruits, the fresh breeze blows your head free and a piece of apple pie in the café of the fruit paradise Schuback is like heaven on earth.

  • Old country
  • Nincoper Deich, Hamburg
  • More info

© Franzi Simon Detox for the stressed big city heart: recharge your batteries on Funen

In just 3.5 hours by car via the A7 you can reach the island of tranquility. Blossoming rapeseed fields, small Danish villages with idyllic church squares and endless beaches – that is exactly what makes Fyn an immediate de-stresser. There are plenty of accommodation options – you just have to decide whether there is a bed & Breakfast, the self-catering variant AirBnB or classic campground. You can find the complete guide to the island in our home leave.

  • Funen campsite
  • Assensvej 461, 5642 Millinge, Denmark

© Eva Horn Lüneburg, the >

Roam the narrow, pretty and idyllic alleys and half-timbered houses of the old town and buy all kinds of colorful sweets in one of the numerous shops – that’s Lüneburg. It is not for nothing that the bomb manufactory stands here, which you can visit with pleasure. If the north German weather does its best to rain your day, the SolLad SaLü offers an inexpensive and relaxing alternative. The best thing about it: By car, you took a relaxed 50-minute turn over the A39 and in the heart of the town. You can plan the whole trip perfectly in our home leave text.

  • Lüneburg
  • Lüneburg

© Anna Scholz Let your mind wander in the mountains of Harburg

The Harburg Mountains are a densely forested mountain range in Lower Saxony 45 minutes away, the northern foothills of which extend to Hamburg. Countless hiking trails meander through the hilly landscape and lead stress-stricken cities in search of relaxation through narrow valleys from summit stone to summit stone. Perfect for active vacationers and hikers. We have already planned the entire day for you.

  • Harburg mountains
  • Stadtscheide, Hamburg

Goodbye to sensory overload – short vacation in Sierksdorf

Weekends by the sea go faster than in the Hanseatic city, that’s for sure. There is not much to explore in Sierksdorf, but sometimes the sea is enough. And there is here including the amusement park "Hansa Park", which you should definitely pay a day visit to when visiting the retro resort of Sierksdorf. You can be there in less than an hour by car – so it’s also good for a day trip!

  • Sierksdorf
  • Sierksdorf

© Eva Horn Walk through the dunes in St. Peter-Ording

You want to go to the sea. Right. With a huge sandy beach, long walks, mudflats, wind, tide and vitamin sea. Nothing like going to St. Peter-Ording. Because Schleswig-Holstein’s largest health resort has plenty of it all. Plus a lot of other tourists, but there is always something. The easiest way is the tour with the four-wheeler – then you should have arrived after 1.5 – 2 hours. Kite, buggy riding, kite flying, walking along the 12 km long beach, feeding, drinking – St-Peter-Ording (connoisseurs say SPO) has everything and in summer even surfers and nudists. Hot!

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