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Kalktuffgelände am Tegeler Fließ
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Kalktuffgelände am Tegeler Fließ

Unique Natural Scenery at Tegeler Fließ

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The Kalktuffgelände at Tegeler Fließ showcases a captivating blend of natural tufa formations alongside diverse flora and fauna. Founded on February 29, 1929, and established as a nature reserve in 2017, it serves as a valuable sanctuary for nature enthusiasts north of Berlin.
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The nature reserve is named after the nearby Tegeler Fließ.

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Founded
February 29, 1929

Guided Story

You're standing at the edge of a truly unique nature reserve, the Kalktuffgelände at Tegeler Fließ. Founded back in 1929 and officially designated as a nature reserve in 2017, this area is famed for its intriguing tufa formations, sculpted over millennia by mineral-rich waters. Look around and you'll see an abundance of flora and fauna thriving here. The Tegeler Fließ stream, winding through this area, stretches for 30.4 kilometers and provides a habitat for numerous animal species. This natural setting, just north of Berlin, offers a perfect escape from city life and a chance to enjoy the tranquility of nature.

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