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Rotwildpark bei Stuttgart

A sanctuary for nature and wildlife since 1939

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Stuttgart: Explorer25 pts

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The Rotwildpark near Stuttgart is a nature reserve established in 1939, serving as a crucial refuge for diverse wildlife. Also known as the Red and Black Deer Park, it offers a chance to experience untouched natural beauty and the tranquility of the forest.

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The nature reserve was established in 1939.

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Founded: 1939

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Imagine standing in a nature reserve established in 1939, one of the oldest in the area. Here in the Rotwildpark near Stuttgart, you can escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. Known also as the Red and Black Deer Park, it serves as a vital refuge for a variety of wildlife. If you look southwest, about 584 meters away, you'll find the Bärenschlössle, a charming spot to visit as you continue your exploration. Enjoy this moment in a protected area that has served as a peaceful sanctuary for decades.