Ammersbek: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Ammersbek has largely preserved its rural village character; Bünningstedt is described as particularly village-like.

Nature

The Ammersbek lowlands contain sections of the Ammersbek with natural stream dynamics and meandering structures characteristic of a lowland river. Standing and flowing waters along the Ammersbek, as well as the adjacent geest areas, are important habitats for species-rich, characteristic flora and fauna. Along the Ammersbek, kingfishers find suitable structures and food.

The Ammersbek lowlands are part of a larger protected-area complex in the northeastern outskirts of Hamburg. The northern part of the Ammersbek lowlands is included in the “Hansdorfer Brook with Ammersbek” FFH area.

Cycling

The 34 km cycling tour “Tour 11 – To Kingfishers and Yellow Wagtails” begins at Hoisbüttel U-Bahn station. Tour 11 leads through three different nature reserves via narrow roads and cycle paths.

The route reaches the Bredenbeker ponds; the route description mentions swimming there in an outdoor swimming pool. The tour lists the “Bredenbeker Teich Campsite and Open-Air Bath” on Wulfsdorfer Weg in 22949 Ammersbek as a stop along the way.

Water and Paths

Guests at the Bredenbeker Teich site have direct access to a natural swimming lake. The location of the Bredenbeker Teich campsite is described as suitable for walking, hiking, swimming, and cycling.

Culture

The Hoisbüttel community center is accessible to visitors without steps or thresholds. The Ammersbek horse stable is a venue for events of various kinds.

The former KunstHaus am Schüberg and its sculpture garden in Ammersbek closed in 2021.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Ammersbek can then continue their accommodation search.

More local pages: Todendorf, Witzhave, Hamfelde, Lütjensee, Glinde, Grabau, Hoisdorf, Delingsdorf

For the higher-level travel overview: Stormarn.