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Olzheimer Drees

Olzheim

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The spring has been serving as a drinking water source for centuries and is now a natural and cultural asset of the region. In May 2026, the new Drees facility opened between Olzheim and Neuendorf, and has since invited visitors to take a break, linger, and relax.

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