Harburg provides optimal living and housing conditions with an outstanding infrastructure, diverse shopping facilities, the University of Technology (TUHH), excellent accessibility to nationwide transport routes and appealing leisure amenities. As the southernmost district of the Hanseatic city, Harburg is optimally connected with the city centre. The charming inland port radiates maritime flair and provides an attractive mixture of historic and modern architecture. The district passes into the “Altes Land” (old country) region towards the northeast. The local recreation area is extremely popular, and not only among Hamburg residents. Well-known for fruit growing, it is a frequented excursion destination, particularly when the fruit trees blossom, and is attractive at any time of year with its farm shops, museums and galleries. One of the historic places of interest in Harburg is the “Old Harburg Elbe Bridge”. Built at the end of the 19th century, it connects Harburg with Wilhelmsburg. This district is located on the “Elbe Island” and is among the “social climber districts” in the Elbe metropolis due to countryside reminiscent of a horticultural show as well as an active art scene.It is among the best locations for you – your competent real estate broker in Hamburg-Harburg will gladly advise you!