The romantic and bizarre site in the Gutenbach valley with its water basin and fountain, circular paths, steps, footbridges and terraces was built in the 19th century. A "Lauschkurbel" ("audio crank") provides information about the history and special features of the Felsenweiher.

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.

A rock as a former place of worship for Bollendorf quarry workers.

The former summer residence of the abbots of Echternach is now a hotel with a restaurant.

On the ridge called "Castellberg" above Wallendorf, near where the Our flows into the Sauer, the Celtic Treveri built a fortified settlement similar to a town in the 2nd century BC. Today, almost nothing of it is visible above ground.

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.

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.

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.

The former feudal house now serves as a rectory.

Medieval chapel with partially preserved original murals and beautiful parkland

The ruins of Falkenstein Castle, which is now privately owned, stand on a steep mountain spur high above the border river Our.

The mighty stone cross, which today bears the name Fraubillenkreuz, could be a Christian menhir that was erected 5,000 years ago. In the 15th century, the cross was first mentioned in a document as a boundary stone, and it still has this function today.

A place of remembrance and commemoration

The House of Hunting of the Rhineland-Palatinate Hunting Association is attached to the Teufelsschlucht Nature Park Center and features a modern exhibition on the forest and, in particular, the local wildlife, nature conservation and the role of hunters from the Stone Age to the present day.

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.

Hofgut Petry, a seven-axis manor house built in 1823 by manor owner Jean-Joseph Richard and modeled on Weilerbach Castle.

The Johanniter Church in Roth an der Our is located on a wooded hill on the Our, right next to the former residential building of the former Knights Templar, Roth Castle.

Kewenig Castle near Körperich-Niedersgegen is one of the oldest manor houses in the Bitburg-Prüm district.

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.

A baroque gem in the forest to the east of the town.

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.

The Langenstein near Holsthum bears a significant name: "Langer Stein" is the translation of the Breton word "menhir".

A gem in the middle of the forest near Mettendorf.

The chapel offers the most beautiful view of Echternach in Luxembourg.

The old church tower with the old stepped gable is the oldest monument in Ferschweiler

The "Madonna in the Stone" is a rock sculpture created by Angela Kohns.

A historical boundary stone tells the story of the region

Statue of the Mother of God high above Bollendorf

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

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".

Neuerburg Castle is the largest surviving castle complex in the Bitburg-Prüm district. The inner courtyard and the castle chapel (former knights' hall) can be visited.

Stoves and iron objects are the main focus of this extraordinary private museum in Hüttigen/Lahr. Rarities and unique artefacts from other areas are also on display.

The parish church of Bollendorf, which lies parallel to the Sauer on a slope, was built in 1838/39 according to the plans of Johann Georg Wolff, the city architect of Trier at the time. It is a hall building with a classicist columned age and an attached tower.

The late Gothic church with its medieval gate tower is located on a hill below Neuerburg Castle and has a number of historical gems to offer.

From the keep of Prümer Burg on the steep cliff, you have a wonderful view over the Prüm Valley.

If you want to see a typical Roman farm: Here it is! A modern shelter shows you its original dimensions.

This is how luxurious Roman lords of the manor lived in the beautiful southern Eifel. And they even minted coins. Not counterfeit money, is it? Take a trip there!

Certainly a much-visited cemetery 1800 years ago, today located in the middle of the forest: Houses for the deceased from Roman times.

A gift for the god of protection and fertility Intarabus on the Ferschweiler Plateau, a magical place full of relics from ancient times.

A gem of baroque architecture in the middle of the forest: the small 18th century Marien pilgrimage church on the Schankweiler Höhe with the adjoining hermit's dwelling is a much-visited destination not only for pilgrims and is definitely worth a visit.