Crazy Minigolf - Hammer Park
Crazy Minigolf - Hammer Park sits in Hamburg’s Hammer Park, where miniature golf meets a public green space. Hammer Park dates from the early twentieth century and contains mature trees around the playing area. Colourful obstacles and artistic details give every section a visibly different character. Hamburg artist Johannes Hönig helped shape the vivid design, adding a local creative presence.
Built among the first three miniature-golf courses in northern Germany, the facility remains Germany’s oldest surviving miniature-golf course. A redesign in 2019 refreshed the layout while keeping its outdoor setting. The course offers eighteen holes with individual challenges and visual elements throughout. Players of all ages and skill levels can enjoy a game among Hammer Park’s trees.
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