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Bekond is worth a detour; as you drive past the sports field and golf course, you'll enjoy the view of the Moselle Valley mountains. It's a dream.

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End point of Stage 13 of the Eifelsteig: https://youtu.be/OShDuHjOs_w

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Starting point of the first stage of the Eifelsteig: https://youtu.be/UjJUFcX-2nQ

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Burg Bruch, we were served by very friendly staff. The beer garden is pretty and the cheesecake is a dream.

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The Bruch moated castle is a lavishly renovated castle complex. Individual tours are possible by prior arrangement. Inside the castle complex there is a beer garden with good opening times!

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Very nice beer garden - currently. in the tent . in the castle courtyard; is worth a stop.

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The former chapel of Bruch Castle is now the branch of the registry office of the Wittlich-Land municipality.

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The earliest documented mention of Bruch Castle dates from 1138 (Fridelo von Bruch). The construction of the castle took place during the first half of the 13th century and was probably completed in 1243. In the following centuries, the rule was partly under Electoral Trier, partly under Luxembourg sovereignty, the castle was inherited after the von Bruch family had died out in different ministerial families. The almost rectangular complex of approx. 100 x 50 meters was originally surrounded by a wall and moat. Another ditch divided it into the higher core bailey with palace, keep and gate as well as the larger outer bailey with the outbuildings. Remarkable are the two relatively slim and high round towers, which were raised around 1340 - for the purpose of greater defensive capability of the castle on the border to the Duchy of Luxembourg. The tithe store of considerable length (43 m) dates from around 1650 and had a previous building. There are several sandstone barrel vaults above the ground floor of the current building. From 1995 to 2000 the castle was lovingly and extensively renovated. Individual guided tours are possible by prior telephone arrangement. Source: https://www.eifel.info/a-burg-bruch-in-brucheifel

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Föhren Castle dates back to the 14th century and was last rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1663. The castle complex includes the tithe barn that has been converted and restored into an event space, the actual main building, in whose large hall the registry office is located, and the outbuilding that has been converted into a holiday apartment. Meulenwald venison is sold in the farm shop. More here: https://www.schloss-foehren.de

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For the former Wasserburg Bruch see e.g. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasserburg_Bruch. Viewings are possible on weekends by prior arrangement, see https://www.eifel.de/go/sehenswertes-detail/burg_bruch.html

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Seems to be an ideal place for wedding celebrations.

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A hotel can now be found in the old castle of Bruch

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Celtic fortress Wachenbach Spangdahlem, community Spangdahlem description Location on a mountain spur above the Kailbach. Probably bailey to a larger castle on today's airfield (lost). Such a main castle is due to the expansion of the airport, today only detectable by circumstantial evidence. Celtic "Vorburg Wachenbach" Ring-shaped walls, sandstone, ringwall diameter about 400 meters. The estimable wall width varies between 1 and 5 meters. Wall height even today, sometimes even higher than 0.5 meters. Probably type "Murus gallicus" or similar. Sandstone processing for beam support seems demonstrable. According to the stone spread estimated original wall height 2 - 4 meters. Formats of recognizable single stones in the majority between 30 and 50 cm. Largest recognizable stone with a length of approx. 1.50 meters (foundation stone, gate enclosure or similar) Condition: heavily mossy and wooded, weathered branches. It seems as if between the Celtic castle and the Roman reference site (https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=10344;) could have existed a route connection. [1] classification Category: Archaeological monuments / fortifications, fortifications and military installations / fortresses and bunkers Time: About 500 BC to about 500 AD Epoch: Celtic / Roman times location Geographical coordinates (WGS 1984) in decimal degrees: lon: 6.720019 lat: 49.985064 Positional quality of the coordinates: Exactly Field name: Saalholz

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