Altonaer Volkspark

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The Altonaer Volkspark in Bahrenfeld, which now covers 205 hectares, is Hamburg's largest public park, the core area of which has been covered by a preservation order since September 2002.

The Altonaer Volkspark in Bahrenfeld, which now covers 205 hectares, is Hamburg's largest public park, the core area of which has been covered by a preservation order since September 2002.

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