The large weathered sandstone block, also known as the Bärenstein or Druidenstein, is a natural monument. We do not know whether it was particularly revered in earlier times; it is unlikely to have served as an altar at any time.
Maria Laach is one of the most famous sights in the Laacher See Volcano Park. The abbey church is the most famous building in the Eifel.
The Bitburg Tower of Bells was donated by Bitburg’s Trade Union. At five after the hour, the bells play a German Folk Song. The doors then open up and depict figures of the local tradesmen and their crafts.
Very beautiful park below the castle with pond, playground and view of the two impressive waterfalls
Certainly a much-visited cemetery 1800 years ago, today located in the middle of the forest: Houses for the deceased from Roman times.
The provost church of St. Servatius in Buchholz has been in existence for almost 900 years above Burgbrohl and Weiler.
RPl4 - Pommerhof 9.0 km
R Sa2 - Volcanic Saffig 4.5 km - easy
- DUE TO STRUCTURAL DEFECTS, THE RÖMERTURM IS CURRENTLY CLOSED! -From the Römerturm you can enjoy a fantastic view over the Eifel landscape. The tower was built in 1997 on the remains of a former watchtower on the eastern edge of Kaisersesch.
The local museum in the center of Zemmer contains interesting objects such as basic commodity and curiosities of different eras. All objects were compiled in painstaking work by the local association Fidei. It offers an insight into 'the good old times'.