The imposing castle dominates the image of Blankenheim. Finds indicate that a Roman fort previously stood here. Gerhard I built the castle in 1115 above the source of the Ahr. Today the castle complex serves as a youth hostel and can be visited on request. Blankenheim Castle is located directly on the hiking trails Burgen-Route and Eifelsteig stage 6.
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Nikolauskapelle Neuerburg
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The impressive St. Nicholas Chapel on a hill near Neuerburg houses a sandstone relief of St. Nicholas from 1811 and commemorates the village of Hatzdorf, which died out due to the plague.
The Buchenlochhöhle is located in the nature reserve of the Gerolstein Dolomites. The cave was washed out of the rock millions of years ago by the dissolving power of groundwater and is open all year round.
An sculpture of the virgin Maria. The sculpture is 2 meters high and stands on a pedestal of 6 meters high. The sculpture is built in 1956 during a project with the citizens of Oberbettingen.
From the Perdsley the visitor looks at a height of about 400 meters above sea level in the direction of Monschau in the picturesque Rur valley. The name is made up of the terms "Perd" for horse and "Ley" for rock.