集合地点：奥尔斯多夫公墓（主入口）

哦尔斯多夫公墓是世界上最大的公园公墓。这个公园也是历史的宝藏。我们看到抵抗斗士的荣誉林、战争和迫害的纪念碑、诗人角以及汉堡著名人物的墓地。

We visit historical burial sites and experience a piece of Hamburg's history. On this tour through the densely overgrown, old part of Ohlsdorf Cemetery, we encounter angels and other sculptures, adorned with interesting grave symbolism.Meeting point: Administration building of Ohlsdorf Cemetery (cemetery side)Fuhlsbüttler Str. 756Near U/S-Bahn station OhlsdorfPlease register in writing by email with the respective guide:14.05.2026 Hedda Scherres h.scherres@gmx.de03.07.2026 Christina Linger chrisling@gmx.de04.09.2026 Karin Karsten-Licht karinkarstenlicht@t-online.de

Ohlsdorf Cemetery is a globally recognized work of art. An ensemble of tombs, sculptures, and park design. An oasis of tranquility and, at the same time, a treasure trove of Hamburg's history. On this tour, we will pass the Revolution Monument of 1918, the Old Hamburg Memorial Cemetery, the Honor Grove of Resistance Fighters against the Nazi Dictatorship, the Blood Beech district, the Poets' Corner, and the old crematorium. Magnificent gravestones from different eras bear witness to various burial cultures. It may seem paradoxical, but nowhere else is the diversity and contradictoriness of Hamburg's history brought to life so vividly and clearly as in this beautiful park, which was already awarded a prize at the 1900 World's Fair in Paris. But there are also curiosities to marvel at, such as the burial site of the "King of Albania" or a gravestone with a letter slot and the inscription "Advertising forbidden." After all, our tour is not meant to be a funeral march. It is highly interesting to trace different burial cultures from recent history. We will also marvel at the graves of famous Hamburg residents, such as the burial site of Henry Vahl, Gustaf Gründgens, Ida Ehre, Fritz Schumacher, Alfred Lichtwark, or the family grave of the Hafenbeks. Additional dates for private city tours are possible at any time.  

The extensive cemetery grounds are accessible via a network of streets and paths.Our route leads through the park landscape to large burial sites, mausoleums, memorials, the Garden ofWomen, and to the final resting places of Roger Willemsen, Jan Fedder, and Loki and Helmut Schmidt.Meeting point: Ohlsdorf Cemetery Administration Building (Cemetery side)Fuhlsbüttler Str. 756Near Ohlsdorf U/S-Bahn stationRegistrations in writing via email to the respective guide:06/06/2026 Christina Linger chrisling@gmx.de07/18/2026 Barbara Henn barbara@henn.hamburg09/19/2026 Dieter Wilde hadiwil8@gmail.com