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The Nettetal landscape conservation area in Osnabrück preserves a typical lowland landscape along the Nette River: damp meadows, riparian woodlands, ditches, and small depressions create a biodiverse landscape. In spring, it's worth taking a look at the small bodies of water and ditches: amphibians are particularly active then, and the breeding season for many birds begins. In summer, dragonflies and other aquatic insects dance across the surface of the Nette.

Unfortunately, the self-service farm shop no longer exists 🙁

A fountain for the laundresses on the Hase River. The fountain was created in 1983 by the Osnabrück artist Hans Gerd Ruwe.

The Nettetal is a nature reserve.

Successful cycle path from Belm to Osnabrück, more such routes would be desirable.

Here you can also take a break in a larger group

Very beautiful, historic houses adorn the cityscape.

A fountain for the washerwomen on the Hase River. The fountain was created in 1983 by the Osnabrück artist Hans Gerd Ruwe and stands in the center of the Vitihof. This area is generally known for the fact that washerwomen used to work there on the nearby Hase River. It consists of a bronze hand pump and a sculpture depicting a washerwoman. This washerwoman holds one of her sons under the sink to wash him. At the same time, she prevents her other son from running away. Unlike most other fountains, the water in this one does not recirculate. Instead, it is tap water that flows from the sink when the pump handle is lifted. With the sculpture, Gerd Ruwe wanted to convey warmth and cordiality at a time when mainly negative modern artworks were being created. The fountain's inauguration on June 1, 1983, also marked the completion of the road and sewer construction work at the Vitihof. This was celebrated with a festival, where 30 liters of free beer flowed from a tap installed at the pump for the visitors. https://erleben.osnabrueck.de/de/stadt-erleben/sehenswertes/die-waschfrau/