stalls present with sellers from Volksdorf and the surrounding areas. The market also takes place in the centre of Volkdsorf twice a year. Public transport Volksdorf is on the Hamburg underground system which runs as elevated line in the area and is operated by the Hamburger Hochbahn. It has four underground stations: Meiendorfer Weg, Volksdorf, Buckhorn, and Buchenkamp, all of which are served by the U1 line. Three bus lines also serve Volksdorf via the Bundesstraße 75 (locally known as Meiendorfer Straße). Schools There are four primary schools and three secondary schools in the quarter. Primary schools Schule an den Teichwiesen Grundschule Ahrensburger Weg Grundschule Eulenkrugstraße Grundschule Buckhorn Secondary schools Stadtteilschule Walddörfer (formerly Gesamtschule Walddörfer) Gymnasium Buckhorn Walddörfer-Gymnasium (designed by the architect Fritz Schumacher) Literature De Spieker. Gesellschaft für Heimatpflege und Heimatforschung in den Hamburgischen Walddörfern e. V. (Hrsg.): 700 Jahre Volksdorf. M+K Hansa Verlag, Hamburg 1996, . Hamburg von Altona bis Zollenspieker. 1. Auflage. Hoffmann und Campe Verlag, Hamburg 2002, . Last Exit Volksdorf. 3. Auflage. C.H.Beck Verlag, . Notable residents Emil Maetzel - architect and artist - (1877–1955), lived in Volksdorf Ernst Rowohlt - publisher - (1887–1960), lived in Volksdorf and is buried in Volksdorf cemetery Boy Gobert - actor - (1925-1986), grew up in Volksdorf and went to school at the local high school. Theo Sommer - newspaper editor - (1930–2022), lived in Volksdorf Hans Apel - politician - (1932–2011), lived in Volksdorf Edgar Hoppe - actor - (*1937), lives in Volksdorf Ole von Beust - first mayor of Hamburg 31/10/2001-25/08/2010 - (*1955), is from Volksdorf and completed his schooling at the local high school in 1973 External links Statistics on Volksdorf (PDF; 59 kB) Volksdorf open-air museum References Quarters of Hamburg Wandsbek