인겐도르프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪10‬개의 동굴

A very beautiful complex in the style of a moated castle, with the river Nims flowing directly past it.

Rittersdorf Castle, a charming moated castle dating back to the 13th century, was first documented in 1263. Originally built as a fortified house for the Abbey of St. Maximin in Trier, it served to secure the trade routes between Trier, Bitburg, and Cologne. The imposing 26-meter-high keep, whose construction was approved by King Rudolf of Habsburg in 1290, still dominates the castle's appearance today. In the 16th century, the complex was expanded to include residential buildings with round towers. Today, the castle houses a restaurant, a small museum, and even a registry office, located in the historic Knights' Hall.

Nice bike tour 👍

Old St. Hubertus is the former parish church of the community of Wolsfeld. According to legend, St. Hubertus was converted in the Wolsfeld area. This resulted in a lively pilgrimage to the Wolsfeld Chapel of St. Hubertus. The first building was probably built in the 12th century. Around 1500, the chapel was expanded due to the pilgrimage. At the visitation in 1570, the chapel was a branch of Alsdorf and had four altars and four chalices. In 1803, Wolsfeld was elevated to a parish church. In 1926, the new Hubertus Church was consecrated in Wolsfeld.

The castle's origins lie in the Middle Ages: a round tower with loopholes faces the river side. However, Bollendorf Castle received its current appearance primarily in the Baroque period. Abbot Gregorius Schouppe, whose coat of arms and an inscription with the year 1739 can be seen above the portal of the main building, had the building modified in the 18th century and expanded to include the central building and the south wing. The former living quarters of the servants and the farm buildings are arranged in a semicircle around the courtyard. The castle complex also included the mill below the castle and a garden with a pavilion. In the 1970s, the Freundt family took over the complex, restored it piece by piece and converted it into a hotel-restaurant. Here you can be a guest in a historical ambience and, for example, stay overnight in a room with a Renaissance fireplace from the 17th century or dine in style in the new "Ehemaliger Pferdehof" restaurant. Source: https://www.eifel.info/a-burg-bollendorf

Fine facility that can probably be traced back to a follower of Charlemagne... at least that's what it says... I can't believe it anymore... it was before my time..🥴

https://www.prismahotel-burgbollendorf.de/ Hotel, restaurant, terrace in the inner courtyard

A beautiful castle ruin that can also be climbed. From the top you have a great view of Prümzurlay and the surrounding area.