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Boberger Niederung
Nature's haven in the heart of Hamburg
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Established on May 21, 1991, the Boberger Niederung is one of Hamburg's most species-rich nature reserves. Located in the districts of Billwerder and Lohbrügge, it showcases a remarkable diversity of plant and animal life. This sanctuary offers nature enthusiasts a serene escape amidst the vibrant city of Hamburg.
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The reserve was founded on May 21, 1991.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- May 21, 1991
Guided Story
You're in one of Hamburg's most species-rich nature reserves, the Boberger Niederung. Established on May 21, 1991, this area offers a remarkable diversity of plant and animal life. As you look around, you can feel the tranquility and natural beauty that surrounds you. This reserve spans the districts of Billwerder and Lohbrügge, providing a true haven for nature enthusiasts. You might even spot some of the rare species that call this place home. Take this moment to experience a different, greener side of urban Hamburg.
Location
Nearby
Liegewiese Boberger See
1.2 km away
St.-Nikolai-Kirche
1.8 km away
Deutsches Maler- und Lackierer-Museum
2.5 km away
Aussichtsturm Zuckerstangen
2.5 km away
Brunnenanlage Mümmelmannsberg
1.8 km away
Waldpark Steinfurth
2.4 km away
Allermöher Wiesen
2.5 km away
Fernmeldeturm Hamburg-Lohbrügge
2.7 km away
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