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Langes Luch / Dachsheide

A hidden marsh paradise on Berlin's edge

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Nestled on the edge of the Grunewald forest in Dahlem, the Langes Luch / Dachsheide nature reserve features a marshy depression within the glacial trough of the Grunewald lake chain. Protected since 1960, a canal links the waters of Riemeisterfenn and Grunewaldsee. Its unique flora and fauna offer a special natural experience.

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The nature reserve was established on March 21, 1960.

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Founded: March 21, 1960

Guided Story

You are now standing at the edge of one of Berlin's oldest nature reserves, the Langes Luch / Dachsheide. Since March 21, 1960, this area has protected the unique flora and fauna of the region. Look to the east, where you can see a canal linking the waters of Riemeisterfenn and Grunewaldsee. These waterways are crucial for the diverse plant and animal life that calls this marshy depression home. Close your eyes, and you might hear the gentle sound of water flowing through the marshland. Enjoy this peaceful slice of nature right in the heart of the city.