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Brandlberg

Nature reserve on historic limestone remnants

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Brandlberg in Regensburg is a 40.77-hectare nature reserve preserving remnants of former Jurassic slopes. The area features dry grasslands and hedge structures, supporting unique flora and fauna. Once a limestone quarry, it was officially designated as a protected area in 1996.

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Public protests in 1980 stopped the expansion of limestone quarrying.

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Founded: 1994

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Guided Story

You're standing in the heart of the Brandlberg nature reserve, a unique spot in Regensburg. Officially designated in 1996, this 40.77-hectare area preserves the remnants of dramatic Jurassic slopes. Once used for limestone quarrying, these slopes have now become a sanctuary for diverse flora and fauna. Look around and you'll find dry grasslands and intricate hedge structures thriving here. These landscapes are not just a haven for plants but also home to a variety of animal species. Enjoy this special place where the history of limestone quarrying meets nature conservation.