20의 뿔 없는가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Bad Münstereifel, also known as Outlet City, is a very lively Eifel town. Many outdoor shops and fashion stores are located in the city center. A lot was destroyed in the 2021 flood, but much more has been rebuilt/reproduced here than in many other affected communities.

The Werther Gate, located in the north of the old town, is the youngest of the four city gates. It was rebuilt after it collapsed during a flood in 1416. On the exterior, above the arched portal, hang the coats of arms of the Duchy of Jülich and the city of Münstereifel. The building now houses the Natural History Museum.

The city center of Bad Münstereifel is (along with the villages along the Ahr) one of those places that were particularly hard hit by the heavy rain catastrophe in July 2021. Virtually the entire city center was under water when you look at the peacefully rippling river Erft today, simply unimaginable. In the meantime, the traces of the devastation have been erased almost everywhere.

"Nettersheim sends us off with pleasant morning weather; the humidity is gone; fresh air awakens the hiking spirit; the Eifelsteig takes us out into Roman country. The abandoned railway line mostly runs parallel. "Im Kläuschen" (That makes Klaus happy) we pause briefly at the Roman pond and watch how a pair of Egyptian geese spoil a mallard's morning. Shortly behind it we pass the scant ruins of a small Roman fort." https://www.komoot.de/tour/777211898

City gates are part of Bad Münstereifel, just like other cities have their highlights.

Interesting circular route on the history of the Romans in this area.

When you step out of the forest and see the radio telescope live for the first time, it is an overwhelming moment.

The "old town" of Blankenheim is mostly well preserved or restored and (apart from a few "modern architectural mistakes") worth seeing. Coming on the Way of St. James from Cologne (or in the variant from Bonn), the pilgrim to Bad Münstereifel - where both routes unite - now reaches this place as a stage destination on the further path through the Eifel in the direction of Trier.