Lebach

Lebach is known for its picturesque old town with half-timbered houses and Landsberg Castle, which towers high above the town. The castle was built in the 13th century and offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside. Nearby is also the adventure pool "Das Bad", which is popular with young and old.

Saarlouis, on the other hand, is famous for its 17th century fortifications, which were designed by Vauban and are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can stroll through narrow streets or linger at the market square, where events take place regularly.

Culturally, Lebach has a lot to offer: The Museum Schloss Fellenberg shows art and cultural history of the district as well as changing exhibitions of contemporary art. The Theater am Ring also attracts visitors - both classical and modern productions are shown here.

In Saarlouis you will also find numerous cultural highlights such as the Theater am Ring or the Lükaz film theatre with its varied programme.Saarlouis also offers many culinary delights - be sure to try Lyon sausage or dibbelabbes (a potato dish).

For outdoor fans there are plenty of opportunities in both towns: In summer, you can splash around in the open-air swimming pool in Lebach or the Saarlouis swimming pool, while in winter you can go ice-skating in the "Icehouse" ice rink. Hikers and cyclists also get their money's worth - the region is criss-crossed by numerous well-signposted paths.

And if the weather doesn't cooperate? No problem! In Lebach you can visit the indoor swimming pool, while in Saarlouis you can go to the cinema or visit a museum.

Lebach and Saarlouis are definitely worth a visit - whether as a day trip or for a longer stay. With this Travel Guide, you have all the important information for your next destination in Saarland at your fingertips!