Druidenstein
Bollendorf
The Druidenstein near Bollendorf is also known as the cornerstone. The man-made sandstone block, which is over 2 meters high, still marks a district boundary today.
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Ehemalige Glashütte Holsthum
Holsthum
The glassworks was founded in 1796 by Johann Dominik Laeis. Around 50 people were employed here, producing glass balloons, window glass, bottles and fine crystal glass.
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Beilsturm mit Stadtmauer Neuerburg
Neuerburg
The Beilsturm is an outwork of the old town fortifications of Neuerburg from the 16th century. From the top, newly designed observation platform, there is a beautiful view over the medieval Neuerburg.
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Wallfahrtskirche Weidingen
Weidingen
People have been making pilgrimages to Weidinger Marien pilgrimage church, which dates back to the 13th century, for more than 700 years.
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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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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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Historische Altstadt Neuerburg
Neuerburg
The picturesque old town in the Enz Valley offers a special atmosphere with its winding alleys, the castle, and numerous other nature and cultural attractions.
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Kunst- und Skulpturengarten
Niederraden
Art and sculpture garden of the Knopp familyThey are not uncommon in cities and metropolitan areas: galleries, exhibitions and museums dedicated to all possible forms and types of fine art.
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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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