Excursion tip Mertert/Wasserbillig

Beekeeping Our apiary has been in existence since 2002. With a great deal of passion, we have developed it into a small, certified organic family business in Wittlich. Our approximately 150 bee colonies are spread across the southern Eifel region from the Moselle to the Volcanic Eifel and make an important contribution to the pollination of crops and wild plants and produce valuable products such as honey, propolis and beeswax. We have been managing our bees in a controlled organic way since 2008. For us, organic beekeeping means sustainable, environmentally friendly management, respectful animal husbandry and the highest product quality.

The Luxembourg City Tram Museum invites you on a fascinating journey through the past, present and future of public transport in Luxembourg.Perfectly restored railcars and buses, numerous models in the scale of 1: 8 and a rich exhibition accompany you on this tour through the evidence of mobility.

The hiking and cycling region Nordeifel offers many opportunities for vacation, which can also be reached directly from the numerous train stations.

Barbecue hut

"From farm to spa" - this is the name for one of the five sections of the Manderscheid Museum of Local History. But counts, knights and servants also play an important role.

In our ice cream parlor "Eistraum" in Hetzerath you will find constantly changing, with much love created, ice cream varieties. 2022 we are nominated for the award "Best ice cream parlor of the region" of the Trierischer Volksfreund.

Homemade, fresh pasta, stone oven pizza, and crunchy salads at Toni's Pastaria

The museum is housed in the former home of the Eifel poet Peter Zirbes. The modest size of the building with its original furnishings is an example of the simple standard of living of the Niederkailer and Landscheider traders.

The parish church St. Markus with the high tower crowned by a curved dome and arcade temple was built by the court architect of Archbishop Johann Hugo von Orsbeck, Ravensteyn, as a three-aisled hall church in simple early baroque forms (1709-1723).