아이펠크라이스 비트부르크-프뤽 최고의 사이클링 경로

버트라다부르크는 뀰렌바흐 위로 킬 계곡에 인상적으로 자리 잡고 있습니다. 오늘날의 성곽은 아마도 13세기 말에 지어졌으며 1331년에 처음 문서에 언급되었습니다. 오늘날에도 성의 모습을 결정짓는 강력한 이중 타워 게이트가 특히 눈에 띕니다. 이 성에 얽힌 전설은 카롤루스 대제가 이곳에서 태어났다는 것이지만, 역사적으로 입증되지는 않았습니다. 이 성은 오늘날에도 사람이 살고 있어 특정 시간과 부분적으로만 방문할 수 있습니다. 킬 강과 마을과 함께 이곳에서 가장 아름다운 역사적 명소 중 하나입니다.

그늘이 많은 부드러운 자전거 도로.

자랑스러운 네 개의 첨탑을 가진 대성당은 '천상의 예루살렘'의 상징이자 지상에 있는 신의 신비로운 현존의 표시입니다.

🏰 Rittersdorf Castle Rittersdorf Castle is one of the most valuable and best-preserved medieval sites in the region: a moated castle located in the municipality of Rittersdorf, just about three kilometers north of Bitburg, directly on the Nims River. The almost square structure is surrounded by a moat. Surrounded by the tranquil Nims river landscape, Rittersdorf Castle is a popular destination for history buffs, gourmets, and cyclists in the Eifel region.

🌊 The Nims River The Nims is an idyllic river that flows through the Bitburg-Prüm district in the Eifel region: The Nims is an approximately 61 km long left tributary of the Prüm. It rises near Weinsheim and flows south, past towns such as Schönecken and Bitburg, before joining the Prüm below Irrel.

Beautiful romantic ensemble of the Nims river with its weirs and fortifications and the mighty castle complex in the style of a moated castle.

The Basilica of Saint Willibrord (Luxembourgish: Willibrordbasilika, German: Sankt Willibrordusbasilika) is a basilica in the Luxembourg town of Echternach. It is the monastery church of Echternach Abbey and the parish church of the Echternach Saint-Willibrord Parish Region. The basilica is dedicated to the missionary Willibrord(us). The basilica is built of Mullerthal sandstone, in shades of green-gray, yellow, and red. The building has a rectangular plan, four towers, and gable roofs. On the west side is a double-tower facade, the square towers of which are set back slightly from the Neo-Romanesque entrance. Above the entrance, the facade features a rose window (Probst brothers) and a coat of arms in relief (designed by Charlotte Engels, executed by Henri Demuth). The coat of arms depicts the arms of the former Reichsabtei (double-headed eagle) and the city of Echternach beneath the papal insignia: the conopeum and the keys of Peter. The banderole bears the motto "Sub manu sulius Dei" (Under the hand of God alone). The two rear towers, demolished in the 19th century, were rebuilt during the post-war restoration. They stand on either side of the choir and are lower than the two front ones.

Nice café in an old railway carriage