Eifelsteig Stage 09
HillesheimThe 9th stage of the Eifelsteig leads from Hillesheim to Gerolstein
The 9th stage of the Eifelsteig leads from Hillesheim to Gerolstein
The only remaining city gate of Jülich's medieval fortifications is a historical landmark of the city. The Kulturhaus am Hexenturm also houses the Landscape Gallery.
The 8th stage of the Eifelsteig leads from Mirbach to Hillesheim.
The start and finish of the high-quality 15.8 km long picturesque circular hiking trail is the "Rodder Maar" hiking parking lot between Roder and Niederzissen. Other good starting points are the historic village of Königsfeld and the Schalkenbach and Oberdürenbach stage points.
Holiday house in the Eifel for six people. Approx. 84 qm with two bedrooms.
We have given our holiday home this name because we enjoy the colourful blossoms of the meadow surrounding the house every year. We are happy to let you share in the natural diversity, which is also framed by the planted enclosure of the property. The detached house offers plenty of space for our guests with its three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a guest toilet as well as a kitchen and a bright living room. The guest WC, kitchen and living room lead off from the central hallway, which provides direct access to the terrace. Garden furniture is available and a marquee protects you from the sun. On the upper floor you will find two bedrooms as well as a bathroom with shower and bathtub. In the basement you will find the third bedroom with its own bathroom. A garage is available for storing motorbikes, bicycles, etc. Your car can be parked on the property. You can park your car on the property.Let your legs and soul dangle, you will enjoy the fresh air, the silence and the uniqueness of the Eifel landscape. Start directly your hiking and cycling tours, as well as excursions in the surroundings in front of the front door, or relax in peace on the terrace.
The ideal starting point for hikes around the idyllic Rurtal.
The Red House was built around 1760 as a residential and business house by the cloth maker and businessman, Johann Heinrich Scheibler. Even today, it reflects the lustre of large-scale, upper middle-class living in a rare unity with its complete furnishings in the Rococo, Louis XVI and Empire styles.
The bike repair station in Wasserbillig is located at the border bridge to Wasserbilligerbrück. In Mertert, the repair station is located at the Park & Ride in Mertert. The stations have, among other things, a hand pump and tools.