This is not a coincidence: City Planner Fritz Schumacher formulated the "Featherplan" [0], which outlay how the city would grow outwards while always maintainin

This is not a coincidence: City Planner Fritz Schumacher formulated the "Featherplan" [0], which outlay how the city would grow outwards while always maintaining common access to greenery, parks etc. As a result, many quarters of Hamburg not just have direct access to a park, but to a park which directly connects them to the city center, thus it is possible to enter your local park and cycle/walk/jog straight into the city center without ever (really) leaving the greenery. [0] https://www.hamburg.de/resource/image/280814/landscape_ratio16x9/1280/720/316aa5bf45b22eae977cfa0d4eb8b7ea/AE052D6B9FDCAD91C6BE0B63D8944D55/b-federplan.webp https://www.hamburg.de/resource/image/280814/landscape_ratio...