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1000jährige Eibe
A living relic of natural history
Counts toward these achievements:
Dresden: First Steps10 pts
Dresden: Explorer25 pts
Dresden: Insider50 pts
The 1000-year-old yew in Oberwartha is an impressive natural monument with a trunk circumference exceeding 2.25 meters. As one of the oldest specimens of the European yew in Dresden, it captivates nature enthusiasts interested in long-lived and rare tree species.
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The yew has a trunk circumference of over 2.25 meters.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Natural Monument
Guided Story
Take a moment to observe the impressive trunk in front of you. With a circumference of over 2.25 meters, this European yew is one of the oldest of its kind in Dresden. A testament to time, demonstrating the slow but relentless growth of this rare tree species. Protected as a natural monument, it highlights the simple majesty of nature. Imagine how many generations have passed by and marveled at this very spot. If you explore further, the Fritz-Arndt-Platz is just a short walk to the northwest.
Location
Nearby

Fritz-Arndt-Platz
267 m away

Bismarckturm Dresden-Cossebaude
1.3 km away

Weißes Schloss
1.5 km away

Pumpspeicherwerk Niederwartha
1.7 km away

Burgberg Niederwartha
1.4 km away

Eisenbahnbrücke Niederwartha
2.2 km away

950 Jahre Cossebaude
2.1 km away

TP Steinhübel
2.5 km away
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