From here, there is a picturesque view over the rooftops of the town of Neuerburg, the castle complex, and the landscape of the romantic Enztal.

The barrier-free platform in front of the Liborius Chapel offers a magnificent view of the Luxembourg town of Echternach.

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.

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.

Statue of the Mother of God high above Bollendorf

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.

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.

In countless twists and turns, the Our winds through the slate slopes of Islek. From the observation point at Waldhof Falkenstein, there is a fantastic view of the notable bend of the Our Valley with the Falkenstein Castle.

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

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!