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Anyone looking for relaxation will quickly find what they are looking for here. With a bit of luck, you can even have the rest area to yourself so that you can switch off completely and listen to the rushing of the water in the water wheel

A beautiful path leads directly along the Lillachquelle

There is a water wheel festival here - usually on the Saturday after Ascension Day. The water wheels are dismantled and stored over the winter

Always fascinating, sometimes more, sometimes less water and again completely different when you walk along the stream bed in dry weather

Always fun for the youngest.

The Stadeln water wheel (water wheel) was constructed at the suggestion of Günter Brand from Stadeln based on historical models, built at a former water wheel location[1] and put into operation on July 26, 1991. According to the old water law, it may only be operated from April 1st to September 30th; in the winter months it is removed and stored. During the summer months it is a popular destination for families and cyclists. https://www.fuerthwiki.de/wiki/index.php/Stadelner_Wasserrad

On the occasion of a brewery, I can't resist - now from a purely literary perspective - and I have to briefly mention the humorist Heinz Erhardt (1909 - 1979), who I highly esteemed, who was known to a wide audience for his wordplay and “Another Poem”. quote with one of his – very rare – shaking rhymes: “The four-legged friend only drinks water. People think beer is finer.” (H. Erhardt)

The Nuremberg Reichswald has been intensively used and changed by people for centuries. Today it is one of the most important local recreation areas in the metropolitan region of Nuremberg. You can undertake a variety of leisure activities such as cycling or hiking in this large, connected forest area. Pine forests, which are currently being converted into stable mixed forests with lots of hardwood, are characteristic. For many families, our fallow deer enclosure is one of the most popular visitor spots. You can observe the small deer, which are quite shy in the wild, in their natural habitat. Fallow deer originally comes from Asia and was naturalized with us in the Middle Ages. On a large meadow and in a small tree-lined area, they frolic all day long and have a good time. In the spring, when the calves are born and the forest turns green, or in the fall, when the fallow deer rut begins and the leaves change color, the fallow deer enclosure offers you the most impressive insights into the life of this wild species. You can get a good overview of the enclosure from the observation platform https://www.baysf.de/de/wald-erkunden/excursion-targets-tips/das-damwildgehege-im-nuernberger-reichswald.html