On the eastern edge of Heesch, where the village transitions into a nature reserve, test trenches have been dug for archaeological research. In the field, these are the first visible signs of a future residential area with 85 houses.
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On the eastern edge of Heesch, where the village transitions into a nature reserve, test trenches have been dug for archaeological research. In the field, these are the first visible signs of a future residential area with 85 houses.