Alster Lakes

These two lakes are a place for relaxation, sporting, walking and joy. In the center of Hamburg city these lakes provide scenery to and from the Altstadt and the rest of the city. An easy trip to cycle around these lakes and get various impressions of hamburg, since the districts around the lake are quite different

Germany's Alster Lake is located in the center of Hamburg, like a pearl, inlaid in the city's picturesque, more than 1,000 years ago flowing through Hamburg's Alster River, through a low-lying grass converging with the Elbe River, with the passage of the years, this grass gradually submerged, Form today's Lake Ulster. Hamburgers and tourists love to walk around the lake, and every summer, swans float on the neighboring blue waves, not interesting.

Lake Ulster is a lake in Hamburg, divided into two parts by a bridge and a dam, namely Lake Ulster, which is surrounded by bustling commercial neighborhoods and is a concentrated area for tourists.

And the church steeple mixed with the tall buildings around the lake retains the antique charm in the modern city appearance. Statues and sculptures standing on the lakeside, swans and waterfowls floating on the sparkling blue waves, add to the unique beauty of Lake Alster and give people a sense of tranquility and leisure. The sails on the lake are dotted and drifting between the blue sky and green water, which makes the lake scenery bright and bright. Ulster Lake, known as the Pearl of Hamburg City, is a place of recreation, entertainment and rest for Hamburg citizens. Located in the center of the city, the Outer Lake is a paradise for sailors and rowers. Sailing crews are proud that the 160-hectare Lake (the deepest part is only 2.5 meters) is a man-made lake. It was built in the thirteenth century by the confluence of an Alster River and a stream that flows into it. These streams are still the obstacle runways of sailors'romance till today. Hamburg people and Hamburg tourists like to walk around Lake Ulster because it is the most valuable sightseeing program offered by hydrophilic green cities. In addition, Ulster Park around the lake provides a large number of places to stay, relax and play. Of course, there are cafes and restaurants around Lake Alster, where people can eat and drink while enjoying the beauty of Lake Alster, or relax themselves.

Obviously I went south, but it felt colder than the Nordic city. The weather was sunny and cloudy, and the demon wind blew a burst, which made me almost unstable. But the cold spring of Nealster Lake was pleasant, and it was because of the demon wind that made me encounter cherry blossom rain. On the bank at the end of the commercial street there was a nice name - the maiden dike.

Lake Ulster is a big swan, a long neck, a toss ~, a playful waterfowl and sailing boat, a Hamburgman walking or sitting by the lake, and the tranquility of European cities is in the bone.

Ulster Lake is the largest artificial lake in Hamburg. It is divided into two lakes, inside and outside. In spring, boating on the lake and looking at the lake scenery on the railings by the lake in autumn are all very comfortable ways of leisure, and fishing feels really good.

The main part of Lake Ulster is on the side of Joverstik Street in downtown Hamburg. The lake is shaded by trees and grasses. The ancient trees in Ulster Park are towering and lush. The stone lamps introduced by Japan give this European park a touch of Oriental color. The church spires in the tall buildings around the lake retain an antique charm in the modern city. Standing on the lakeside statues and sculptures, floating on the swans and water birds on the blue waves, adding to the unique beauty of Ulster Lake, giving people a sense of calm and leisure. The sails on the lake are a little bit shadowy, drifting between the blue sky and green water, and the scenery of the lake is decorated with bright and beautiful. Lake Ulster is known as the "Pearl of Hamburg City" and is a recreation, entertainment and resting place for Hamburgers.