シャンクワイラーのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ドイツのアイフェル地方にあるホルストゥムのローマ時代の墓地（Römisches Gräberfeld von Holsthum）は、シャンクヴァイラー・クラウゼの近くに位置し、ローマ時代の特別な石棺を収蔵しています。 墓地はホルストゥム村の上の森の斜面にあります。紀元2世紀初頭に遡ります。 これらはガロ・ローマ時代の墓で、その埋葬室は垂直な砂岩のスラブで構築されています。小さな家のように見えるため、「石棺」または「平坦な墓」と呼ばれています。 これらの石棺には、故人の遺灰が入った壺と副葬品が納められていました。 7つの墓のうちの1つは、印象的でより大きな石棺です。いくつかの墓は、屋根または家のような形の石で覆われており、その中にはオベリスク形の石や、截頭ピラミッド形の石もありました。 この墓地は、近くにあるローマ時代の農場（ヴィラ・ルスティカ）の墓地と考えられています。

シャンクヴァイラーは、ドイツのラインラント＝プファルツ州にある町で、アイフェルクライス・ビットブルク＝プリュムの一部です。シャンクヴァイラーの2020年の人口は198人でした。

As of October 2025, the trail is incorrectly marked on the komoot map because the flood destroyed bridges in 2021. A new bridge was rebuilt at this location at the end of 2024. From the access road from the L4, you can reach the Huwelslay via this bridge. https://holsthum.de/1-wanderbruecke-eingetroffen

One of the three stalactite caves in the Bitburg-Prüm district is located on the Holsthum/Peffingen border. It is a high calcareous sinter cliff through which a small stream flows. A staircase leads up the Huwelslay stream. At the bottom of the path, a little to the side, you can climb up the rock to a bench in the rock. Access: - Over the hiking bridge from the L4, Schankweiler junction (signposted Holsthumer Rundweg HR) - From Holsthum, take the Oberdorf road - From Pfeffingen, take the Huwelslay road https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=3603 https://www.naturpark-suedeifel.de/a-huwelslay-bei-holsthum https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=8368

Holsthum Castle, also known as Laeis Manor, is a manor house in the municipality of Holsthum in the Eifel district of Bitburg-Prüm in Rhineland-Palatinate. It is a protected cultural monument and is included in the list of cultural monuments in Holsthum. (Wikipedia)

The glassworks' manor house on the other side of the Enz was built in 1789 and is still owned by the family today. There is a wedding room here for civil weddings. A banquet hall in the former farm building can be rented for celebrations.

In the 18th century, the Austrian administration promoted the construction of glassworks in the Duchy of Luxembourg. In 1796, the glassworks was founded by Johann Dominik Laeis. Around 50 people were employed here, producing glass balloons, window glass, bottles and fine crystal glasses. There were two production periods from 1774 to 1811/12 and from 1843 to 1850/51. Production was finally stopped around 1850/51. Remains of the large round building with a diameter of 17m in which the glass furnace was located can still be seen. The melting furnace is said to have had a diameter of 5m. The wood for the furnace was brought to the furnaces by carts through a long corridor and the ash was transported out on the opposite side. Other buildings in the complex are the grinding shop with the narrow windows, behind each of which there was a grinding or cutting bench that was powered by a water wheel located in the neighboring mill wheel building. Also preserved are an administration building and the glass master’s house.

Now you're at the top and can take a nice long break. Maybe you packed something sweet. Now is exactly the right time for that.