Kirche Nienstedten

Elbchaussee 410
22609 Hamburg

This small romantic half-timber red-brick church with a gable tower lies in the suburb of Nienstedten near the Elbe. It was built between 1750 and 1751 and is mainly being used for weddings. Galleries on wooden columns line the interior and the main hall has a wooden vault. Historical graves of fishermen, seamen and ship-owners can be found in the adjacent cemetery.

Additional information

Time restrictions

except: Sundays and Mondays, church services must not be disrupted.

current usage

Examination of project prior to shooting permission.

Contact Information

Nienstedtener Marktplatz 19a
22609 Hamburg

Person of contact: Diakon Kay Bärmann
kay.baermann@kirche-nienstedten.de

Phone: 040 / 43 26 74 66, Mobil: 0173-1782661

Opening hours of church office: 8am -12noon.

Offices and Authorities

Bezirksamt Hamburg Altona, Dezernat für Wirtschaft, Bauen und Umwelt
Servicezentrum, Sondernutzungszentrale

Jessenstraße 4

22765 Hamburg

sondernutzung@altona.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 11 62 - 33 / -34

http://www.hamburg.de

Polizeikommissariat 26
Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Blomkamp 23

22549 Hamburg

pk26verkehr@polizei.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 65 26 -21/ -22/ -23

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Locations in the vicinity

Jenisch Haus
Baron-Voght-Str. 50 - 22609 Hamburg
The Jenisch house, built between the years 1831 and 1834, is a typical representative of late classicist architecture. Due to its almost square floor plan and its only graphically differentiated walls, the building appears sublimely plain. On the first floor, a balcony is supported by four Doric sandstone pillars. The filigree of the gold-plated cast iron balustrade decorates windows and balcony. After repairing the destructions of war, the house was re-opened in 1955 as museum of home decor. As the original furniture was not preserved, a compromise was created: The spacious representative rooms on the ground floor are decorated in Classical and Biedermeier-style, partly with artefacts from Jenisch's possession. The 14 rooms on the two other levels display furniture from the late Renaissance to Art Nouveau.
Jenischpark
Baron-Voght-Str., /Hochrad - 22605 Hamburg
The Jenischpark was part of Caspar Voght"s extensive "ornamental farm", his "parc du midi". It was re-designed after 1828 creating a spacious garden with meadows, trees and shrubbery and wonderful vistas. The view across the park to the Elbe from the garden room of the Jenisch-Haus, built between 1831 and 1834, is most impressive. It houses a museum of Hanseatic domestic life. On the first floor of this unpretentious but elegant building facing the Elbe runs a balcony which rests on four Doric pillars made of sandstone. Cast iron gold-plated railings enrich the house and adorn the windows and balcony.
Yachthafen Finkenwerder
Rüschweg 18 - 21129 Hamburg
The Finkenwerder Yachthafen (marina) is visually cut off from the Elbe, and only becomes accessible once the entrance to the North of Rüschweg has been passed. The marina next to the Airbus premises is home to several sailing clubs and their pontoons and mooring berths. The largest club is TUS Finkenwerder, boasting c 250 sailing boats. The East bank at Rüschweg is marked by trees, shrubs and wild flowers, creating a very romantic atmosphere. The club premises with clubhouses and warehouses are situated at Rüschweg 18.
Botanischer Garten Flottbek
Hesten 10 - 22609 Hamburg
The Botanical Garden was founded in 1821, west of the Esplanande. The best preserved parts of Hamburg´s fortification, including the moat, are in this area. The many mature trees are the outcome of the original plans to create the park. The garden and the area of the city´s fortification have been altered frequently as part of the International Horticultural Exhibition. The scientific institute of the Botanical Garden was transferred to the district of Groß Flottbek in 1979 where the grounds were landscaped.

Additional information

Bezirksamt Hamburg Altona, Dezernat für Wirtschaft, Bauen und Umwelt Servicezentrum, Sondernutzungszentrale

Polizeikommissariat 26 Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Locations in the vicinity

Bezirksamt Hamburg Altona, Dezernat für Wirtschaft, Bauen und Umwelt
Servicezentrum, Sondernutzungszentrale

Polizeikommissariat 26
Straßenverkehrsbehörde