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  • A spring that bubbles out of a rock, surrounded by large stones and greenery. The water has a reddish hue and flows gently from the spring.
    Copyright: VG Pellenz/Manea

    Burg-Quelle

    Plaidt
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    Sour wells or sourlings are carbon dioxide-containing sources that are typical for regions with volcanic activity.

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  • An old castle ruin surrounded by trees and greenery. In the background, a clear sky can be seen.
    Copyright: Tourist-Information Islek, Ingrid Wirtzfeld

    Burgruine Dasburg

    Dasburg
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    The Dasburg is the ruin of a hill castle in the Southern Eifel in the German-Luxembourgian Nature Park at 356 m above sea level. NN high hill at the local community Dasburg on the Our in the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm in Rhineland-Palatinate.

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  • A view from a balcony with columns overlooking a river and green landscapes. The sky is clear and blue.
    Copyright: Reinhold Hansen

    Grutenhäuschen (Roman Tomb)

    Igel
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    As a resting place, the small Roman temple, the Grutenhäuschen, offers visitors a breathtaking view of the nearby Moselle.

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  • A detailed bronze view of a city with buildings and streets. The text emphasizes the importance of the city and invites exploration.
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    city model of Bitburg

    Bitburg
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    The bronze model of the city of Bitburg can be found at Spittel Square in the pedestrian area. It was donated by Dr.-Hanns-Simon-Stiftung and shows the layout of the modern city centre. Especially blind people get an accurate impression of their surroundings. Place names in Braille add further detail to the model.

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  • A man works at a loom in a workshop. The colorful threads are ready for weaving.
    Copyright: Heimweberei-Museum Schalkenmehren

    Heimweberei-Museum Schalkenmehren

    Schalkenmehren

    An exhibition that provides an insight into the economic and social importance of the former home weaving cooperative in Schalkenmehren. Home weaving products over an expanse of six decades, from farm linen to "Maartuch" are shown. Demonstrations and exhibition of weaving equipment and accessories can be seen.

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