Wengleinpark, Landscape garden in Pommelsbrunn, Germany.
Wengleinpark is a landscape garden spanning six hectares with a 1.8-kilometer nature trail featuring educational stops. The route passes by a stone tower and connects alpine gardens, rest areas, and viewpoints together.
Carl Wenglein founded this private nature sanctuary in 1930 as a personal initiative. It later became Bavaria's first active environmental education ground.
The site displays Alpine architecture through its wooden structures and garden design that reflect mountain aesthetics. Visitors notice how rest areas and viewing platforms are woven into the landscape throughout their walk.
The park is easy to reach on foot and works well for groups and school classes. Sturdy footwear is recommended since parts of the trail are natural and can be muddy or wet depending on the season.
The site houses 43 bird species with specialized nesting areas and feeding stations reflecting its commitment to avian protection. These designed habitats allow visitors to watch different species in their natural behavior.
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