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Hochwasserschutzpolder zwischen Senator-Apelt-Straße und Neustädter Hafen
Nature and protection in Bremen's urban landscape
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The flood protection polder between Senator-Apelt-Straße and Neustädter Hafen is a remarkable example of urban nature conservation. Established in 2014, this area serves an essential flood protection role and is managed by the city of Bremen. It demonstrates how urban life can harmoniously coexist with nature.
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The polder was established on April 3, 2014.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- April 3, 2014
Guided Story
You're standing in a unique nature reserve, founded on April 3, 2014. Located in the Häfen district of Bremen, this area beautifully blends urban life with nature. Not only does this polder provide essential flood protection, but it also serves as a vibrant example of urban nature conservation. As you look around, imagine how this space makes the environment safer while offering a habitat for various plants and animals. Managed by the city of Bremen, it’s a testament to how urban planning and nature can work hand in hand.
Location
Nearby

Molenturm
1.4 km away

Weseruferpark
1.1 km away

Cineplex Cinespace
1.8 km away

Weserufer-Discgolf-Park
1.4 km away

Molenfeuer Überseehafen Nord
1.4 km away

U-Boot-Bunker "Hornisse"
2.0 km away

Kaffee Hag
2.4 km away

Landmark Tower
2.0 km away
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