Activities in Bitburg
Attractions in Bitburg
Highlights
Once across the Eifel: From Losheimergraben to Trier.
We set out along the Nims, Prüm, Sauer, and Moselle cycle paths, passing picturesque villages with old architectural culture to the oldest city Trier.
From the source of the Nims to its confluence with the Prüm, the cycle path accompanies the river over long stretches, but also overcomes several ...
This varied road bike tour combines the gentle hills of the southern Eifel with the picturesque river valleys of the Sauer and Prüm rivers in the ...
We ride over fields and meadows as well as through villages around the beer town of Bitburg. A part of the route is accompanied by the Nims, ...
This varied route leads mostly along the Kyll and through beautiful forest areas. This bike route is especially recommended in summer.
Both the Kyll and the railway are constant companions on this varied bike ride.
Set out on a GPS-guided circular route around the beer town of Bitburg. Enjoy the picturesque views over the Bitburger Gutland and the beer town ...
This bike ride takes you through the picturesque South Eifel along the idyllic river valleys of Nims and Prüm. Along the route, you can see, among ...
Hop on your bike and let yourself be carried away, enjoy the boundless natural landscape, immerse yourself in history and be enchanted – the ...
Discover the region
For cultural highlights, you should visit the Trierer Straße Adventure Centre, where there is a museum that gives you an insight into the history of the region. If you want to learn more about beer - yes, beer is brewed here too! - then a guided tour of the Bitburger brewery is a must.
There are also many tourist attractions in Bitburg: The 17th century Hammesmühle Castle offers a view of the beautiful surroundings; The US military airfield served as an important strategic point during the Cold War; And of course, don't forget that the famous "Bitburger" originated here!
If it rains and you want to stay indoors, we can recommend going to the Cascade adventure pool or visiting the Haus Beda art forum.
Culinary-wise, this area offers some regional specialities such as Saumagen (stuffed pork stomach) or Döppekooche (potato cake). There are also many restaurants in the town that serve local dishes.
So you can see and experience a lot in Bitburg. Whether you are interested in history, nature or culture - this town is definitely worth a visit! We hope that our Travel Guide was helpful to you and wish you an unforgettable stay in Bitburg.
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