Historische Altstadt Aachen
Aachen's historic old town invites visitors to take a stroll. Let yourself be guided through narrow alleys and across historic squares through Aachen's almost 2000-year-old history.
Aachen's historic old town invites visitors to take a stroll. Let yourself be guided through narrow alleys and across historic squares through Aachen's almost 2000-year-old history.
De XXL-bank bij Berlingen biedt bezoekers een adembenemend uitzicht over het prachtige landschap en de Kasselburg in Pelm.
3 motorhome parking spaces, boules court, barbecue area - wood can be purchased , various seating and relaxation options in the garden, fruit trees may be harvested
The "Erft" rises in the small village of Holzmülheim, directly below the Himberg. It flows from here in the direction of Bad Münstereifel until it flows into the Rhine after about 100 km near Neuss. The spring was framed with natural stones by the village community.There is also a small statue of St. John Nepomuk, who is venerated as a bridge saint and is supposed to protect against water hazards. In the immediate vicinity is a playground, where there are also barbecue facilities and a lawn for sunbathing. At events at the spring, there is the possibility of being baptised in the Erft and receiving the title of "Erft cadet".
The Eifel-Blick "Heckenland" lies at a height of approx. 520 meters above sea level and provides an insight into the "Monschauer Heckenland", an old cultural landscape that has grown over centuries and is unique in Europe. It is integrated into the "Höfener Heckenweg" circular hiking trail.
The privately run Park Hotel is fantastically situated in the middle of Trier's most beautiful park, with its old trees and rose garden, only 5 minutes away from the Porta Nigra/city.
Panoramic view of the Rur valley and the village of Dedenborn.
Special mullion structures in Simmerath-Dedenborn.
The Kierberg lies at an altitude of 450 meters above sea level. From here you can look over the picturesque old town of the climatic health resort Monschau. Monschau was first mentioned in a document as early as 1198. A little later the lords of "Montjoie" built a castle on a rocky promontory above the Rur valley.
a dry maar full of sedges, mosses & cotton grasses