Tourism for Everyone
In the Prümer Land, you’ll discover vast landscapes, valleys with flowing streams, and dense Schneifel forests. A region that welcomes you.
Our goal is to ensure that you can experience this special atmosphere as carefree as possible. It doesn’t matter whether you’re traveling with a wheelchair, a walker, or a stroller. That’s why we focus on easily accessible paths, barrier-free facilities, and transparent information so you can get around safely and independently.
The Prümer Land Tourist Information Office serves as your central point of contact and is also barrier-free.
Many offerings in the region are based on uniform criteria and have been certified under the “Travel for All” program, so you can rely on the accessibility information provided. Here you’ll find all the important information you need to plan your stay in the Prümer Land with ease and discover the region at your own pace.
For more information and accessibility options throughout the Eifel region, visit:
Experience and discover accessible attractions in and around the Prümer Land region.
Take a journey through time in Prüm with our costumed tour guides.
The small, charming cinema in Prüm shows blockbusters and art house films, offers previews, children's films and a series for women.
The Konvikt - House of Culture or House of Church Services, under the sponsorship of the Prüm Municipality, houses various facilities, clubs and associations - including the registry office, the central library, the adult education center and the Eifel Tourismus (ET) GmbH. Events are also regularly held here.
The spa park in Prüm is a place located on the outskirts of the town, which invites you to linger with its walking paths, flowerbeds, and idyllic seating areas.
In the natural history exhibition, visitors can find out more about geology, forests and bodies of water.
An imaginatively designed landscape awaits visitors to the sculpture park in Niederprüm on an outdoor area of around 20,000 square meters.
In the middle of the town of Prüm you will find the St. Salvator Basilica, the landmark of Prüm. A visit to the baroque parish church is worthwhile.
We can provide you with information about hiking, cycling, excursion destinations and the hosts in the region.
Embedded in the forest and mountain landscape of the Eifel, you can experience the animals up close all year round! From small inhabitants, such as cute coatis, to "wild" big cats, to the big stag, visitors can observe animals at eye level. Around 60 animal species in the northern hemisphere and Australia, i.e. a total of approx. 400 animals, live on 30 hectares in the Eifel Zoo.
A journey through more than 600 million years of the earth's history: the large theme and adventure park illustrates the development of life on earth with over 170 life-size reconstructions of extinct species. The scientific fossil preparation offers insights into current research, the Explorer Camp, activity and play areas and an exciting audio guide provide visitors young and old with knowledge, experience and fun.
The Naturparkzentrum Teufelsschlucht is the ideal starting point for tours through the rocky world of the Teufelsschlucht. The Naturparkmuseum, tourist information centre and "TeufelsKüche" bistro offer everything you need for an exciting hiking tour. Right next door are the Haus der Jags exhibition, a private apiary and the large dinosaur park.
WILD ANIMALS AND LEISURE – THE PERFECT DAY OUTCovering an area the equivalent of around 100 football pitches, Eifelpark Gondorf is a unique combination of amusement park and wildlife park. More than 60 attractions and over 200 wild animals make Eifelpark the perfect destination for families with children, hiking days for school and nursery school classes, senior citizens’ trips and exciting group excursions. Free Parking All attractions included in admission fee Dogs allowed on a leash
The home of Bitburger Come to the Bitburger Erlebniswelt to experience our number one draught beer with all five senses
The Bitburg County Museum depicts the history of the region, reminds us of the people who once lived here and presents us with treasures of the past.
The 20-hectare park around the historic castle complex from the 12th century with dense forests, lush meadows and diverse enclosures for birds of prey, wolves and other animals.
24 million glittering mosaic stones inspire thousands of church visitors every year. To protect the valuable mosaics, the church can only be visited in conjunction with a guided tour.
An entire house in the name of crime thrillers. Here you will find everything that makes the crime lover's heart beats faster.
Visit the Kurpark in the heart of Stadtkyll!
There is a car trail through the park, which is about 8 km long. The animals can move about freely in the large grounds, and thanks to the platforms provided, where there is an opportunity to exit from the car, they are familiar with having contact with visitors.
Do you have questions about accessibility?
You'll find a public accessible restroom in the Haus des Gastes. You can get the key during the opening hours of the Prümer Land Tourist Information Office. You can find more accessible restrooms at Die nette Toilette.
There are designated parking spaces for people with disabilities at every major public parking lot in the Prümer Land region and in the Prüm city center.
In the Prümer Land region, you'll find several restaurants that are accessible or barrier-free.
Yes, you can filter these specifically using the search function on the accommodations page.
You can find these offers further up on this page.