Schulau (Wedel)
Schulau is a district of the town of Wedel in the Pinneberg district in Schleswig-Holstein .
geography
Schulau lies on the Lower Elbe . In the north, the Wedeler Au crosses the Schulau area.
history
Schulau belonged to the Schauenburg rule of Pinneberg and was first mentioned in 1419 in connection with the port in the Hanseatic League . The name Schulau is made up of the Low German "schulen" (high German seeking protection ) and the "Au" . Ships could take shelter in the Liethgraben. The Schulau harbor was only laid out in 1898/99 .
In 1855 Schulau had 204 inhabitants, most of whom worked as ship carpenters and boatmen because of the location directly on the Elbe .
In 1892 the village of Spitzerdorf was integrated into the Schulau community.
As a result of the settlement of industrial companies and the resulting influx of workers, the population rose to around 2400 around 1900. In 1928 the Wedel thermal power station went into operation on Schulauer Elbufer , which was one of the energy suppliers to the neighboring city of Altona / Elbe and was owned by HEW after World War II and by Vattenfall until 2019 before it was taken over by Wärme Hamburg .
From 1891 to 1932 a sugar factory produced in Schulau , which from 1901 to 1931 had its own rack railway connection to the banks of the Elbe.
Schulau was an independent village until 1909 and was then incorporated into Wedel.
traffic
The regular bus service in Wedel is operated by the transport company VHH within the Hamburger Verkehrsverbund (HVV). Bus lines 189 (from Blankenese and Rissen ) and 594 (from Norderstedt Mitte , Quickborn , Pinneberg and Holm ) as well as night bus lines 601 and 621 stop in Schulau.
The Lühe-Schulau ferry (LSF) serves the Willkomm-Höft pier at the Schulauer Fährhaus . At that time, it was founded to transport oxen from Wedel to Lühe , Stade and Cranz .
With the Liinsand catamaran , a ferry connection between Hamburg (pier at the fish market), Schulau and Stadersand will be offered from August 2019.
From the beginning of April to the beginning of October, a HADAG passenger ship runs on weekends and public holidays from Hamburg St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken via Övelgönne (Neumühlen), Teufelsbrück and Blankenese to the Willkomm-Höft pier in Schulau and then back up the Elbe through the Hamburg harbor to the Elbphilharmonie in the Hamburg's HafenCity and the St. Pauli Landungsbrücken.
Attractions
With the Willkomm-Höft ship greeting system , ships calling at the port of Hamburg are greeted and bid farewell on their way back. The system is controlled from the Schulauer Fährhaus , which also houses a restaurant. By 2011, the report includes a was Buddelschiff - Museum .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Gerhard Kuper: Do you speak Hamburgisch? (148). Keyword Schulau . In: Hamburger Abendblatt, June 25, 2009, p. 18
- ↑ July 1985 - From the Prussian protective harbor to the urban sport boat home , on www.wedel.de
- ↑ Schulau Ferry House
Coordinates: 53 ° 34 ′ 31.1 " N , 9 ° 42 ′ 45.1" E