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Lake Franziskus is an artificial body of water. Lake Franziskus is primarily fed by groundwater flowing in from the surrounding area.

A view of the Kasterer See is worthwhile at any time of the year. Especially in autumn, when the colors of the leaves start to play

Depending on your condition and time, the Heider Bergsee can be circumnavigated on a short walk of around six kilometers or combined with other waters in the Villeseen landscape on a longer hike.

The Heiderbergsee is one of more than two dozen bodies of water in the "Ville" between Brühl and Liblar, which offer hikers and cyclists a wonderful variety on their excursions through the forest. Historically, today's nature and landscape conservation area in the "Rhineland Nature Park" is a former mining area, where lignite was mined in opencast mines long ago.

Lake Franziskus is one of more than two dozen bodies of water in the "Ville" region between Brühl and Liblar, offering hikers wonderful variety during walks in the woods. Historically, this area, now a protected landscape within the Rhineland Nature Park, was formerly a mining area. Brown coal was mined here in open-cast mines long ago.

Many water birds can also be seen on this beautiful, calm lake.

The three lakes (Lower Lake, Middle Lake, and Upper Lake) offer beautiful, tranquil natural surroundings. Many water birds (ducks, swans, and geese) can be observed here, providing numerous photographic opportunities. Several benches invite you to linger and enjoy nature. Simply let it all sink in and unwind.

is a residual open pit lake that was created in a hollow during the recultivation of the former Frechen opencast mine. The lake is named after the former Kerpen district of Boisdorf, which was excavated when the open-cast mine was burned out in 1975 and was roughly at the site of today's lake.