Kopflache am Friesenheimer Altrhein

A nature haven since 1988

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Established in 1988, the Kopflache am Friesenheimer Altrhein nature reserve in Mannheim serves as a sanctuary for a variety of plant and animal species. It provides nature enthusiasts with a glimpse into the pristine flora and fauna of the area.

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The nature reserve was founded in 1988.

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Founded: 1988

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You're standing in a remarkable spot in Mannheim, the Kopflache am Friesenheimer Altrhein nature reserve. Since 1988, this area has been a haven for a variety of plants and animals. Take a moment to look around and appreciate the untouched flora and fauna thriving here. A walk through this reserve offers a glimpse into the natural beauty of the region. About 913 meters to the east, you'll find SKV Sandhofen, a popular location for sports and leisure. To the northeast, roughly 916 meters away, is the Dreifaltigkeitskirche. This nature reserve is a perfect retreat for anyone who loves and appreciates nature.