The Düren Biological Station has converted the old goods shed of the former Nideggen-Brück railway station into the permanent natural history exhibition "Rur and Rock". The station building is located directly in the Rur valley with a connection to the "Rurtalbahn". The exhibition introduces visitors to the inhabitants of two habitats that could not be more different. The low mountain river compared to the imposing red sandstone rocks. In appealing and informative dioramas, the inhabitants of these habitats such as beavers, tumbleweeds, ant lions or smooth snakes present themselves to you both visually and acoustically. A bird clock reveals when which birds of the region are singing and the oak tree allows insights into its inner life. Rufel, the mascot, accompanies young and old through the habitats depicted and arouses curiosity for even more exciting experiences on a hike through the Rur-Eifel Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)