Pinneberg: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Pinneberg district has a long-standing horticultural tradition and encompasses the world's largest contiguous tree nursery area. Anyone interested in garden culture and regional traditions will find a suitable connection to their stay here.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Pinneberg.

Geographical Location

Heligoland, a North Sea island, belongs to Pinneberg district.

Pinneberg district borders Hamburg to the northwest and is part of the Hamburg Metropolitan Region.

Landscape

The Pinneberg region is predominantly urban in character and has comparatively few forested and rural areas.

Culture

In the town of Pinneberg, the Drostei is a historic building that serves as a cultural centre and hosts art exhibitions as well as cultural events.

In the wider surroundings of Pinneberg, the following named map features are recorded: the Kunsthalle Hamburg approximately 17.7 km to the southeast, the Schilling coal-fired power plant approximately 17.7 km to the west, Fort Grauerort approximately 20.1 km to the west, Neuspringhirsch approximately 20.9 km to the north, Marienhöhe Forest Park approximately 8.7 km to the south, Tafelberg approximately 10.0 km to the south, Hamburg City Park approximately 16.2 km to the southeast, and Bredenberg approximately 22.3 km to the south. This identifies a specific cultural connection in the wider surroundings for those interested in art.

Pinneberg district is located on the northern bank of the Elbe.

Other places in Pinneberg district: Appen, Barmstedt, Bevern, Bilsen, Bokel, Bönningstedt, Borstel-Hohenraden, Ellerbek, Ellerhoop, Elmshorn, Groß Nordende, Groß Offenseth-Aspern, Halstenbek, Haselau, Haseldorf, Hasloh, Heede, Heist, Heligoland, Hemdingen, Hetlingen, Holm, Kölln-Reisiek, Kummerfeld, Langeln, Lutzhorn, Moorrege, Neuendeich, Pinneberg, Prisdorf, Quickborn, Rellingen, Schenefeld, Seester, Seeth-Ekholt, Tornesch, Uetersen, Wedel, Westerhorn.

To the higher-level travel overview: Schleswig-Holstein.