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Dellbrücker Heide
A biodiversity gem in the heart of Cologne
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Dellbrücker Heide, a 39-hectare nature reserve in Cologne's Dellbrück district, is notable for its remarkable biodiversity despite its urban setting. Designated as a nature reserve in 2009, it provides habitats for nationally endangered species such as the blue-winged grasshopper and sand lizard. This heathland is part of the Bergische Heideterrasse and is close to the recreation area Diepeschrath and Höhenfelder See.
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In 2009, Dellbrücker Heide was designated as a nature reserve.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2009
Guided Story
You're standing in the heart of Dellbrücker Heide, a captivating slice of nature. Since its designation as a nature reserve in 2009, this 39-hectare area has provided a haven for rare species like the blue-winged grasshopper and the sand lizard. Look around, and you might spot some of the colorful butterflies that call this place home. As part of the Bergische Heideterrasse, the heathland's proximity to the recreation areas of Diepeschrath and Höhenfelder See adds to its charm. This mix of urban setting and natural retreat makes Dellbrücker Heide a unique spot in Cologne.
Location
Nearby
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