Places to Visit and Attractions
Things to Do in the Prümer Land Region

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Places of Interest

From special places to true hidden gems, discover what the Prümer Land has to offer.

A day trip, a spontaneous detour, or a tour of discovery. Let the diversity inspire you—discover highlights, hidden gems, and well-known trails.

Here you’ll find special buildings and places, museums, and attractions in the Prümer Land region.

Hubert und Lukas Kruft — Copyright: Familie Kruft

Our sculpture park combines art and nature to create a unique space for exploration. In our own workshop, we craft custom metalwork pieces made of copper and Corten steel for the home and garden, which visitors can discover on site.

Wildlife up close

A beautiful garden with a small pond and a water column. Lush plants and a calm atmosphere invite you to relax. — Copyright: Tourist-Information Prümer Land/H. Kruft

An imaginatively designed landscape awaits visitors to the sculpture park in Niederprüm on an outdoor area of around 20,000 square meters.

St. Salvator Basilika — Copyright: PM Studios

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.

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.

Eifel Blick Zur Hardt — Copyright: Sebastian Wiesen

Let your eyes wander, get insights into nature reserves and look at distances up to 50 km, which guarantees relaxation and relaxation.

A view from a lookout tower over a vast green landscape. In the foreground, an information sign is visible. — Copyright: TI Prümer Land

The giant bench near Pronsfeld offers you a view of Pronsfeld, the Prüm Valley, and the Alfbach Valley.

A cozy café scene next to a former train car. Two people are sitting outside and enjoying their stay, while bicycles are parked nearby. — Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

Take a break in a historic railway carriage.

An old castle on a hill, surrounded by green trees. The sky is clear with some clouds. — Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

The castle represents the landmark of our place. A walk there is always worthwhile. From here you can enjoy an impressive view of Schönecken and its surroundings.

A path with a lookout tower and a tree beside it. The sky is clear and blue. — Copyright: TI Prümer Land

The giant chair at Pronsfeld offers you a view of Pronsfeld, the Prüm Valley up to the Schneifel, and the area around Habscheid, Üttfeld, and Lichtenborn.

A stone staircase leads down to a well that is surrounded by a wooden structure. In the background, green meadows and trees can be seen. — Copyright: Tourist Information Prümer Land

Natural mineral water spring of the Eifel.

An impressive stone sculpture surrounded by trees. The sculpture displays significant shapes and textures in the sunlight. — Copyright: Tourist-Information Prümer Land

The artists' settlement White Soaps has existed for more than 50 years. It is located in the middle of the Eifel, surrounded by forest and calm on a high plateau above the Kylltal.The town with its 50 inhabitants is characterized by the artists working here and their visible works.

Front view of the Hubertus Stube — Copyright: Tourist Information Prümer Land, Elke Dahm

The Hubertus Stube, a café and bistro in the middle of the hunting forest, surrounded by nature with a special flair.

A majestic lion lies relaxed on the ground. Its magnificent mane and large paws are clearly visible. — Copyright: Eifel-Zoo Lünebach, Wallpott

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.

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A historic wooden mining building with a lookout tower. Surrounded by trees in a natural setting. — Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

Experience an adventure underground. The journey into the past begins with the journey of the Mühlenberger Stollen.

The image shows a fire engine in the museum with historical exhibits. Additionally, there are mannequins in old clothes and a modern building in the background. — Copyright: Tourist-Information Prümer Land

With over 12,000 exhibits on 1,300 square meters, the Prüm Museum is one of the largest museums in the Eifel.

An old locomotive at the train station. In the background, trees and a clock are visible. — Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

A museum locomotive, visible from afar, shows the way to the small railway museum on the cycle path in Pronsfeld.

A well-organized wall with jars full of spices and herbs. The jars have labeled tags and are presented in an appealing arrangement. — Copyright: Euelsberger Brennerei/Stephan Thomé

If you want to learn more about gin, then you've come to the right place!

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Two women with birds of prey on gloves in front of Kasselburg in Pelm. One woman is smiling while the other looks at the bird. — Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

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.

An exhibition with several white displays showcasing historical images. In the background, historical photographs can be seen on the wall. — Copyright: Bitburger Braugruppe GmbH

The home of Bitburger Come to the Bitburger Erlebniswelt to experience our number one draught beer with all five senses

A cheerful family is riding a water boat in an amusement park. In the background, a castle wall and trees are visible. — Copyright: Eifelpark Gondorf

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

A historical building made of red stone with large windows. Surrounded by trees and green grass under a blue sky. — Copyright: TI Bitburger Land

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.

A cozy restaurant in a forest area with plenty of greenery. Visitors sit outside and enjoy nature. — Copyright: Schlösser Fotografie Irrel / Felsenland Südeifel Tourismus GmbH

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.