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Naturschutzgebiet Falkenberger Rieselfelder
Explore pure nature in Berlin's heart
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The Falkenberger Rieselfelder is an 88.1-hectare nature reserve in Berlin's Falkenberg district, established in 1995. As a Natura 2000 site, it provides a protected haven for various species of flora and fauna.
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The area was officially founded on March 29, 1995.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- March 29, 1995
Guided Story
Picture yourself standing in a vast, 88.1-hectare nature reserve right here in Berlin. The Falkenberger Rieselfelder was established in 1995, offering a sanctuary for countless species of flora and fauna. As a part of the Natura 2000 network, it plays a crucial role in preserving biodiversity. Look around, and you might spot the diverse habitats that have been created for the local wildlife. Imagine how many animals find safety here, away from the city's hustle and bustle. This slice of nature in Falkenberg has been a haven for nearly three decades, inviting you to appreciate its preserved tranquility and beauty.
Location
Nearby

Dorfkirche Falkenberg
1.5 km away

Sankt Konrad von Parzham
1.3 km away

Gutspark Falkenberg
1.4 km away

Landschaftspark am Gehrensee
1.1 km away

Begräbnisstätte von Humboldt/von Holwede
1.5 km away

Clara-Zetkin-Park
2.1 km away

Friedhofskapelle Falkenberg
1.5 km away

Wartenberger - Falkenberger Luch
1.7 km away
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