Sights & Activities
Here you will find all the sights and activities of the Bitburger Land!
Kunstroute Kyllburg
Kyllburg
The Kyllburg Art Route is a project that harmonizes art and landscape in a similar way to "Land Art".
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Marian column
Kyllburg
The Mariensäule was built in 1886 in honour of the Mother of God. An internal spiral staircase leads to a viewing platform. The seven stations of the „Kreuzweg“ also end at the Mariensäule.
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Hamm Castle
Hamm
The late medieval fortress from the 14th Century in Hamm near Bitburg is the largest of the castles in the Eifel still privately occupied. Here you can celebrate special occasions, be civilly married, get religiously married the Baroque chapel, dine in the Knights Hall, dance, celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, hold a champagne reception in the courtyard and much more…
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Chapelle Frohnert
Oberkail
In 1646 a replica of the Chapel of the Assumption near Jerusalem was built on the hill between Oberkail and Schwarzenborn.
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ARGO - Roman Villa Oberweis
Oberweis
Augemented reality makes the Roman villa Oberweis visible.
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Kyllburg Fruit Tree Trail
Kyllburg
The fruit tree nature trail on the Stiftsberg in Kyllburg shows different types of fruit in the parsonage meadow.
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Bienenfutterautomat und Insektenhotel Rittersdorf
Rittersdorf
Bee feeder and insect hotel in Rittersdorf.
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Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Auw an der Kyll
Auw an der Kyll
The parish and pilgrimage church "Mariä Himmelfahrt" in Auw an der Kyll near Bitburg is one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in the Southern Eifel region. It has always characterized the image of the small village in the Eifel with its central, high position in the middle of the village in the Kyll valley…
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Historic centre of Dudeldorf
Dudeldorf
The former farming town has retained its medieval charm until today.
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Roman long wall
Herforst
In the community forest of Herforst, the so-called "Arenberg Forest", there are still remains of this wall as a 1 m-high stone wall with original foundations.
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