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https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duisburger_Stadtwald

The "holy spring" is a spring in Duisburg's city forest, south of the intersection of Rundweg and Kammerweg. The spring (also called "Marienquelle"), first mentioned in a city account in 1563 on the "hillgen bornschen Berg" (hilly born mountain), was once attributed with healing powers. The origins of this belief in the water's supposed healing powers remain unclear. In reality, the spring water, which seeps through the gravel and sand of the city forest and emerges above the impermeable clay layers, has no such effect (it is not drinking water). In 1935, the spring and its surroundings were lined with stones. Coal mining was carried out here as early as 1562, but without success. The tunnels were said to have been up to 45 meters deep.

Bissingheimer Wäldchen Nature Reserve – A Green Refuge near Duisburg The Bissingheimer Wäldchen Nature Reserve is a small but valuable piece of nature in the Ruhr region near Duisburg. It is a near-natural woodland that provides diverse habitats for numerous plant and animal species, thus fulfilling an important ecological function. The Bissingheimer Wäldchen is characterized by its diverse flora: deciduous trees such as oaks, beeches, and ash trees dominate the landscape, complemented by shrubs and flowering undergrowth plants. This diversity creates an ideal habitat for birds, small mammals, and insects. Particularly noteworthy is the peace and seclusion that the grove offers despite its proximity to urban centers. Walking trails invite you to explore nature, listen to birdsong, and escape the stresses of everyday life. The area is protected to promote natural development and preserve biodiversity. Maintenance measures are limited to minimal intervention to preserve the natural dynamics. For visitors, the Bissingheimer Wäldchen offers a pleasant retreat with opportunities for nature observation and relaxation. The paths are easy to navigate and are suitable for walks and quiet excursions. Those seeking relaxation in a quiet, green woodland in the Ruhr region will find the Bissingheimer Wäldchen nature reserve a worthwhile destination away from large crowds.

The meadow orchard, also known regionally as an orchard, orchard, bitz, bangert, bongert or bungert (tree garden), is a traditional form of fruit growing. In meadow orchards, tall fruit trees are scattered, usually of different ages and different species and varieties. Modern, intensive fruit growing, on the other hand, is characterized by low-stemmed fruit varieties in monoculture (fruit plantations). Source and link to the full article: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streuobstwiese Orchard orchard is a form of fruit growing in which fruit is produced on tall tree forms using environmentally friendly cultivation methods. In contrast to low-stemmed orchards, the trees are often "scattered" in the landscape. Source and link to the full article: https://www.nabu.de/natur-und-landschaft/landnutzung/streuobst/streuobstwissen/streuobstbau.html

The Speldorf Forest is a city forest in Mülheim an der Ruhr, on the outskirts of Duisburg, which is ideal for hiking. The disadvantage is its immediate location on the A3 motorway, which can be heard from far away.

Beautiful historical park at the old salt bath in Mülheim an der Ruhr.