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Dummersdorfer Ufer

A birdwatcher's haven along the Trave River

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On the western bank of the Trave River lies the Dummersdorfer Ufer, a significant bird sanctuary in the city of Lübeck. Designated as a nature reserve since 1958, it spans 340 hectares of diverse flora and fauna. Initially recognized as a natural monument in 1925, it continues to captivate with its rich biodiversity.

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The nature reserve was expanded to 340 hectares in 1991.

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Founded: 1991

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On the western bank of the Trave River, you're standing at the Dummersdorfer Ufer, a significant bird sanctuary designated as a nature reserve since 1958. Imagine being surrounded by 340 hectares of diverse flora and fauna. This area was recognized as a natural monument back in 1925, highlighting its long-standing importance as a haven for various bird species. You're situated between the Travemünde Ferry Port Skandinavienkai and the districts of Herrenwyk and Kücknitz. Together with nearby nature reserves, it forms a crucial sanctuary for Lübeck's avian wildlife. Notice the vibrant birdlife activity, a testament to the safe haven they find here.