District Profile Osdorf & Langenfelde

Osdorf, just like the above described districts is divided by the same big motorway. South thereof, the villa quarter Hochkamp was established in 1890 and is counted as "Elbvorort". North thereof is one of Hamburg unfavorable area: Osdorfer Born built in 1960 when there was a huge demand for housing after the 2nd world war.

Photos f.l.t.r.: Botanischer_Garten (c) Gerhard Kemme CC 0, Hh-langenfelde-bhf (c) Staro1 CC BY SA 30, Osdorfer-Born_Hochhaus (c) Gerhard Kemme CC0 , Osdorfer_Born (c) Gerhard Kemme CC 0, Elbe_Einkaufszentrum (c) Gerhard Kemme CC 0, Hh-kleinflottbek-bhf (c) Selbst CC BY SA 30

The botanical garden is one of the highlight attracting many visitors with its extensive walkays through everchanging landscapes, flowerbeds and small forests.

The Elbe shopping center is one of the few big shopping malls in Hamburg’s outer district. Whilst it has been influenced by the low income target group in the neighborhood, it outgrew the same nowadays and became one of the nicest place to shop for cloths and food.

Since 2010 Osdorf is the home of the International School Hamburg.

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Photos f.l.t.r.: Osdorf - Osdorfer Born (c) HH-Michael CC BY-ND 2.0, Osdorf - Osdorfer Born (c) HH-Michael CC BY-ND 2.0, New-Botanischer_Garten (c) Gerhard Kemme CC 0 1.0, remaining photos: (c) Luong