Attractions in Trier-Saarburg

It is not so much the spectacular altitude that characterizes this spot.
The incredible 'silence' of nature and the fairytale character of the immediate surroundings make this summit - which …read more

Saarburg is really a great place. At the market square you will find many small cafés and restaurant. The waterfalls are very nice.

Many small bridges (also suspension bridges) lead over the stream through the valley. The small waterfalls and the pleasantly cool air invite you to linger. Very nice for children too.

Brilliant way along the stream and its waterfalls along with jetties, stairs and even a two-piece suspension bridge. In damp weather, sure-footedness is absolutely necessary!

In Konz, the rivers Saar and Mosel meet after a long journey through two countries and constantly changing landscapes and impressions. From the French border to Trier one speaks of …read more

Beautiful and impressive cave in the sandstone massif. The slightly higher cave is easily accessible via steps.

Very beautifully located and idyllic place on the Moselle.

To knock such holes in rock - who can think of it? How did the Romans know that copper was being mined here? This space raises many more questions. The …read more

Simply great to drive along the Moselle

Really a beautiful place, wonderfully secluded and yet easily accessible. If only all visitors took their waste with them ...

The construction of the Lehensburg is attributed to the Archbishop of Trier Ratbod (883 - 915). In 1689 the castle was blown up. The approximately 25 m high four-storey residential tower has been preserved.

National border between NRW and Luxembourg.Ferry drives constantly back and forth. The crossing takes max. 5 minutes.
Ferry costs 70 ct per person and again 70 ct per bike.

High rock rising from the surrounding forest. By rope fences and steps carved into the rock can climb the wall and enjoy the view of the Saar Valley.

Wasserbillig is located directly at the mouth of the Sauer in the Moselle. If you drive this way, you can make a short trip to Luxembourg.

largest ironworks of the Hunsrück in the 17th century

Officially, the Hindenburg Bridge had no name, it was the citizens who chose the President of the Reich Paul von Hindenburg as a patron saint.

The bridge was opened in …read more

From here you have a great view

In the 13th century, two chambers were first cut into the red sandstone rock.
Around 1600 the Franciscan Roméry had a two-story chapel built. Your upper floor was connected to …read more

How amazing is that? A waterfall in the middle of town!
The Leuk pushes its way through an old town lined with well-frequented restaurants, tumbling down several steps in the middle of the town and driving three water wheels.

The steep ascent is rewarded with a fantastic view of the Mosel valley.