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이 자연 그대로의 하천은 도르트문트-네테를 통과하여 흐릅니다.

아스팔트는 필요 없었을 텐데....

The Mastbruch-Rahmer Wald nature reserve in Dortmund is a relatively new protected area that owes its current form and significance primarily to the subsidence caused by coal mining. Nature conservation for the area was first legally enshrined in a landscape plan in 1986 and further consolidated in 1990. This landscape plan was updated in 2020. The municipality has equipped this nature reserve with easy-to-walk tarmac paths, making it possible to use it with strollers or for walks in the rain without getting into a lot of mud.

Beautiful café with excellent breakfast and cake selections. Lovely garden.

The Masbruchteich is located in a nature reserve - Mastbruch Rahmer Wald.

Beautiful castle in a very quiet location with a large garden where seniors can find peace and quiet.

"The Nettebach is a stream in Dortmund that flows into the Emscher. It has thirteen tributaries - Mühlenbach, Spechtgraben, Vöhdesiepen, Wachtenlohsiepen, Rahmer Waldbach, Mosselde, Heckelbecke, Wideybach, Frohlinder Bach-Barbach, Brietenbach, Fildebach, Mühlenkampsiepen and Westhusener Schlossgraben. The Nettebach was channeled by the Emschergenossenschaft in 1914, like the Emscher, to become a sewer and wastewater receiving water. The intercommunal working group for the regional green belt F in the Emscher Landscape Park has been planning the renaturation since 1994 as part of the Emscher system reconstruction project. The funds come from the Ecology Program in the Emscher-Lippe Region (ÖPEL). The redesign of the Nettebach's tributaries has already been carried out." https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nettebach https://www.eglv.de/medien/nettebach-planung-der-renaturierung-laeuft-bereits-auf-hochtouren/

With beautiful outdoor dining in the garden.