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Unteres Feuerbachtal mit Hangwäldern und Umgebung

Natural retreat with Stuttgart's longest stream

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The Lower Feuerbach Valley, with its hillside forests, showcases the longest stream in Stuttgart, stretching over 15 km. Established as a nature reserve in 1996, it offers a chance to explore the local flora and fauna. The blend of dense woods and the gentle flow of the stream creates a unique experience.

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The Feuerbach has the longest flow path of any stream within Stuttgart.

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Founded: 1996

Guided Story

You're standing in the Lower Feuerbach Valley, a nature reserve established in 1996 that offers a sanctuary for local flora and fauna. The Feuerbach stream, flowing over 15 kilometers, holds the title of the longest stream in Stuttgart. Feel the connection between the dense hillside forests and the gentle babble of the stream. This blend of nature and tranquility creates a unique atmosphere. If you look southeast, the churches of St. Johannes Maria Vianney and the Evangelische Kirche Mönchfeld are nearby, but here you can experience nature in its purest form.