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Langes Luch / Dachsheide
A hidden gem in Berlin's green heart
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Dive into the serene beauty of Langes Luch, where a marshy landscape unfolds amidst bustling Berlin. This glacial depression offers a captivating natural spectacle, framed by the waters of Riemeisterfenn and Grunewaldsee. Along the canal on the east side, a world of flora and fauna invites exploration. Let the pristine nature of this landscape enchant you and find peace away from the usual trails.
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Did you know?
The nature reserve was established on March 21, 1960.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- March 21, 1960
Guided Story
Take a moment and listen to the quiet. Can you hear the gentle rustle of leaves? That's nature's own symphony, right here in the middle of Berlin! You're standing in a place shaped by ancient glaciers. Look to your left, and you'll find Grunewaldsee, a lake that whispers tales of the Ice Age. Behind you lies the Riemeisterfenn, another hidden gem. Both are connected by this marshy stretch, a living corridor of biodiversity. It's fascinating to think that in 1960, this area was declared a nature reserve, preserving its unique charm and tranquility. It's a perfect spot to escape the city's hustle and bustle.
