Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #11 in Hamburg, Germany

The Falkenstein is a wooded area in Hamburg-Blankenese that extends to Hamburg-Rissen and is part of a 1,686-hectare landscape conservation area. Traditional forestry is practiced here in order to preserve the typical character of this mixed forest.

Wikipedia: Falkenstein (Hamburg) (DE)

The Polstjernan was a Finnish four-masted gaff schooner with an auxiliary engine, which has been moored since 1926 as a wreck and photo motif off the Hamburg district of Blankenese.

Wikipedia: Polstjernan (Schiff) (DE)

The Uwe was an inland vessel whose stern has been wrecked in the Elbe off Hamburg-Blankenese since 1976. It is a well-known photo motif because of its proximity to the shore.

Wikipedia: Uwe (Schiff, 1914) (DE)

Villa Jako is a listed residential building that is integrated into a landscaped forest park. The area is located in Hamburg-Blankenese, Wilmans Park 17. The house and the garden are registered under the number 29445 in the list of cultural monuments in Hamburg-Blankenese.

Wikipedia: Villa Jako (DE)

The Goßlerhaus was built in 1794 by Christian Frederik Hansen as a country house for the courtmaster John Blacker of the Merchant Adventurers and later heavily modified by its last owner and namesake, John Henry Goßler. The listed building in Hamburg's Blankenese district houses the Janssen Library and is the venue for the Goßlerhaus Friends' Association.

Wikipedia: Goßlerhaus (DE)

Gossler's Park is a public park in Blankenese in Hamburg. It is located north of Blankeneser Landstraße and near Blankenese station. The park is named after the Gossler hanseatic banking family. The Goßlerhaus, a white mansion previously owned by the Gosslers, is located in the park.

Wikipedia: Gossler's Park (EN)