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Baadenberger Senke, Stöckheimer See und Große Laache
Nature's sanctuary amid Cologne's cityscape
Counts toward these achievements:
Köln: First Steps10 pts
Köln: Explorer25 pts
Köln: Insider50 pts
Established in 2007, the Baadenberger Depression, Stöckheimer Lake, and Große Laache nature reserve is a verdant escape within Cologne. Nestled between the districts of Auweiler and Mengenich, it is easily accessible from the A 1 and B 59. Its rich biodiversity offers a unique retreat for those seeking tranquility in nature.
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The nature reserve was founded in 2007.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2007
Guided Story
Here you are, standing in a lush sanctuary that has been part of Cologne since 2007. This nature reserve, nestled between the districts of Auweiler and Mengenich, offers a refreshing escape from urban life. The Baadenberger Depression, Stöckheimer Lake, and Große Laache are home to a rich variety of flora and fauna. If you look to your right, you might spot some birds nesting among the reeds. Enjoy the tranquility and fresh air as you take in the natural surroundings. This area beautifully demonstrates how conservation and city living can coexist.
Location
Nearby

Pfarrkirche Christi Geburt
1.4 km away

St. Johannes vor dem Lateinischen Tore
1.8 km away

Fort IV
1.9 km away

Beatae Mariae Virginis
1.8 km away

Belvedere Felderblick
2.6 km away

Heribert-Klar-Platz
2.0 km away

Kriegshof
2.3 km away

Historische Startbahn Butzweilerhof
2.7 km away
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