Rittersdorfer Solar Bank

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 Kyllburg Art Route is a project that harmonizes art and landscape in a similar way to "Land Art"

Let your eyes wander, get insights into nature reserves and look at distances up to 50 km, which guarantees relaxation and relaxation.

The rapids of the Prüm, known as the "Irrel Waterfalls", remain a fascinating natural spectacle even after the flood disaster of 2021. Crossing the river is once again possible via the new suspension bridge.

East of Bitburg, about 3 km away, lies the Albachtal in an idyllic limestone gorge. Stairs of natural stone (caution: danger of slipping) lead to the enchanted place of the Mariengrotte. Moss, ferns and clover line the path to the left and right. After a short time, the view of a waterfall and the Mariengrotte opens up.

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 bobbin war in 1798 was planned as a liberation war for the West Eifel population against the French occupiers. At the parish church in Arzfeld there is a clapper war memorial erected by the Eifelverein in 1908.

The Bitburg Tower of Bells was donated by Bitburg’s Trade Union. At five after the hour, the bells play a German Folk Song. The doors then open up and depict figures of the local tradesmen and their crafts.

Medieval chapel with partially preserved original murals and beautiful parkland