What kind of a name is D\u00fcrrenastheide for a nature reserve? You might be surprised to learn that D\u00fcrrenastheide, this beautiful stretch of heathland, actually takes its name from a former guest house. This guest house, called “D\u00fcrrer Ast” which means “dry branch,” was located nearby and was unfortunately destroyed in World War II. The name stuck, and so we have the D\u00fcrrenastheide. Today, D\u00fcrrenastheide is a haven for nature lovers. It’s a key part of Augsburg’s Lechtal heath landscape and falls under the protection of the Stadtwald Augsburg nature reserve. Keep your eyes peeled for rare plant species like the silver thistle and the fringed gentian. The D\u00fcrrenastheide is also a crucial drinking water protection area so its preservation is vital for the city. As you wander through D\u00fcrrenastheide, take a moment to appreciate the tranquility of this unique ecosystem right here in the heart of Augsburg.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to