Wanderparkplatz Kirche Kesternich
SimmerathStarting point for hikes around the idyllic landscape of Kesternich.
Starting point for hikes around the idyllic landscape of Kesternich.
Nowhere else can you visit a whole country with a single tourist “passport”. The Luxembourg Pass gives free access and large reductions for more than 90attractions. It’s a real “must have” for groups, families and individuals.
Visit the Salvatorian Monestry Steinfeld with three characteristic towers.The monastery together with its Basilica belongs to the most important medieval monuments in the Rhineland. Its beginnings go back to the time of Henry I (919 - 936). The basilica attached to the monastery was built between 1142 and 1150 as one of the earliest German vaulted churches by Premonstratensians.
Former Prince Abbey of Prüm
Collection of a stone-rich man: Hans Stölben is a stone-rich man in the true sense of the word.
The millstone caves are located northwest of Gerolstein, between the districts Müllenborn and Roth. For those who want to get really deep insights into the interior of the volcano Eifel, a visit to the Mühlstein caves is a must.
In the Trainstation.
Bronze and garden sculptures for indoor and outdoor use.
Near the Kyll Valley lies the imposing and legendary Genoveva Cave. The premium hiking trails Eifelsteig and Römerpfad guide hikers to this spot in the middle of an enchanted forest. Over millions of years, the forces of nature carved the shell-shaped cave out of the massive rock. Since the Stone Age, it has offered people shelter from the elements and wild animals. According to legend, Genoveva, the doomed wife of Count Palatine Siegried, also found a safe hiding place here for many years.
Visitors come to the ‘natur musée’ because they are interested in natural history and natural sciences in general, or because the issues raised in the permanent and temporary exhibits are exceptional, instructive, sometimes surprisingly uncommon and always deserve the mention. The museum shows in a simple, understandable and exciting way what natural history is: the discovery of Nature’s diversity in connection with a love of science.