
Großer Bruch am Wellbach
Nature's sanctuary nestled in Bielefeld's heart
Did you know?
The Großer Bruch am Wellbach nature reserve was established to protect Bielefeld's unique flora and fauna, which have been thriving since 1991.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1991
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Guided Story
Welcome to the Großer Bruch am Wellbach, a nature reserve nestled right in the heart of Bielefeld. Established in 1991, this protected area offers a rich diversity of flora and fauna. As you wander through, take a moment to soak in the tranquility and the natural beauty that surrounds you. The Wellbach stream flows through the reserve, creating a soothing atmosphere and serving as a vital habitat for various wildlife. If you look southeast, you can spot the monuments of Fritz Bockhorst and Gustav Milse, both less than a kilometer away. This is a perfect spot to escape the city's hustle and reconnect with nature.
Location
Nearby

Schildescher Viadukt

Leineweberring

„Christus für alle“ Bielefeld e.V.

Petrikirche

Radrennbahn

Stiftskirche Schildesche

Seidensticker Halle
