The former farming town has retained its medieval charm until today

The museum of Speicher offers an insight into the everyday life of our ancestors. The museum’s highlights include the exhibition entitled “Necessity is the Mother of Invention”, which shows how the people of the Eifel converted war materials into everyday objects.

Small route of the Nordic Walking Fitness Park Bitburg-Gondorf. The circular route is possible with wheelchair traction equipment.

Circular hike from/to Hütterscheid

Circular hike from/to Seffern

Circular hike from/to Wißmannsdorf via Hermesdorf

Small route of the Nordic Walking Fitness Park Speicher The shortest Nordic Walking route of the three is the RWE route.

Large route of the Speicher Nordic Walking Fitness Park The AOK route is the longest of the three routes of the Speicher Nordic Walking Fitness Park.

The bronze statue on the Pferdemarkt, the Horse Market, was designed by one of Bitburg’s own sculptors, Roger Delleré. The figure is to remind us of an era when horse and cattle markets were a daily occurrence and contributed largely to the town’s economic development.

Located in front of the brewery and next to the restaurant, Simonbraeu, is the Bitburger Beerfountain. The fountain, which was built in 1937 by the Mayener sculptor, Professor Burger, originally stood on the Marktplatz, the town square. After WW II, it was erected to its present location.