Nickenicher Burgtor
NickenichIn its monumental form made of basalt lava stone, the castle gate in Nickenich is an ornament of the place.It was once the entrance to the farm buildings in the castle district.
In its monumental form made of basalt lava stone, the castle gate in Nickenich is an ornament of the place.It was once the entrance to the farm buildings in the castle district.
The youth guest house is centrally and quietly located and ideal for a group stay of several days in the nature experience village of Nettersheim. Whether school trips, club outings or vacation camps - all groups of children and young people are welcome here. The facilities in Nettersheim and the wide range of programs offered by the Eifel Nature Centre and Bildungswerk ensure a varied stay in Nettersheim. You can request information material on this by calling 02486/1246.Use of the swimming pool and gymnasium is possible to a limited extent. Entertainment in the evenings on request, bike hire. Self-catering house and youth campsite attached.
In the heart of Gemünd, artists from the past and present present their works in a former school, the KunstForumEifel.
Traces of settlement at the prehistoric Kakushöhle between Eiserfey and Weyer date back to 80,000 BC. Hunter-gatherer groups of the Neanderthals left behind numerous stone implements of the Middle Palaeolithic epochs and animal bones.
Goldbach motorhome stay.
The German-Luxembourgish Nature Park, the formation of the bizarre sandstone rock landscape around the Devil's Gorge and the history of settlement in the region since the Stone Age are the themes of the small museum in the Nature Park Center. Tip: The museum is a stop on the trilingual Teufelsschlucht audio tour, which can be downloaded to your smartphone free of charge via the "Lauschtour App".
The Dicke Eiche is located in the extension of the street Schneidkaul on the outskirts of Altrich.
Beekeeping Our apiary has been in existence since 2002. With a great deal of passion, we have developed it into a small, certified organic family business in Wittlich. Our approximately 150 bee colonies are spread across the southern Eifel region from the Moselle to the Volcanic Eifel and make an important contribution to the pollination of crops and wild plants and produce valuable products such as honey, propolis and beeswax. We have been managing our bees in a controlled organic way since 2008. For us, organic beekeeping means sustainable, environmentally friendly management, respectful animal husbandry and the highest product quality.
The washhouse in Heidweiler from 1884 is located east of the village on the Bendersbach.
Alpaca & Lama hike for the whole family