Schülerinnen und Schüler erkunden eine Streuobstwiese, © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH

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Weiheinschrift an die römische Jagdgöttin, © Elke Wagner

Diana Denkmal

Bollendorf

The pedestal with the inscription and the lower part of the image relief have been preserved from the former dedication monument to the Roman goddess of the hunt from the 2nd century AD.

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Kiesgräber - Grabgruben im gewachsenen Fels, © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH

Kiesgräber

Bollendorf

The cremation burial ground from Roman times with the enigmatic name "Kiesgräber" lies in the forest between Bollendorf and Ferschweiler. A settlement was certainly once not far away.

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Hopfen, © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH / Anna Carina Krebs

Hopfenanbau im Prümtal

Holsthum

The Prümtal valley near Holsthum is home to the only hop-growing region in Rhineland-Palatinate. This is where the high-quality Siegel hops grow, which, along with Hallertau hops, are an essential component of Bitburger beer. Hop farmer and beer sommelier Andreas Dick offers farm tours, beer tastings and brewing courses, and the hop barn can be hired for parties and celebrations…

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Hauptwall der Wikingerburg von der Außenseite, © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH

Wikingerburg

Nusbaum

It is neither a castle as we imagine it, nor does the building have anything to do with the Vikings: The meter-high rampart of fallen stones is the remains of a millennia-old fortification on the edge of the Ferschweiler plateau.

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Am Roten Puhl, © Eifel Tourismus GmbH

Roter Puhl

Mettendorf

At the "Roter Puhl", the red sandstone slope on the Enz, the natural landscape presents itself in particularly impressive orange-glowing colours.

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Blick auf Bollendorf von der Mariensäule, © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH / AC Krebs

Mariensäule

Bollendorf

Statue of the Mother of God high above Bollendorf.

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Wandergruppe am "Opferaltar", © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH, Elke Wagner

Opferaltar

Bollendorf

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.

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Marktplatz Neuerburg, © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH

Marktplatz Neuerburg und Stadthaus

Neuerburg

Neuerburg's market square was created after the great town fire in 1818 and is well worth seeing, including the Marian column and the town hall.

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Huwelslay Holsthum, © Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH

Huwelslay bei Holsthum

Holsthum

Between Holsthum and Peffingen you can observe the formation of calcareous sinter.

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Weintor am Sauer-Radweg, © Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

Mindener-Layen

Minden

The old vineyard terraces in the Sûre Valley are a biotope and cultural monument particularly worthy of protection.

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