Tips for excursions - The Masterpieces Region

Tips for excursions
to the „masterpieces“ between
the Rhine and the
Moselle
Sayn Culture Park
Benedictine Abbey,
Maria Laach
Geyser, Andernach
Pfalzgrafenstein Castle,
Kaub
Eltz Castle, Wierschem
Loreley,
St. Goarshausen
Marksburg Castle, Braubach
World of the Romans
at the Frontier,
Rheinbrohl
Engers Castle,
Neuwied
Stolzenfels Castle, Koblenz
Government Bunker,
Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
Koblenz and
Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
Arp Museum
at Rolandseck Station
Roman buildings, Trier
Volcanic Park, Eifel
Discover 15 exceptional destinations! Take an exciting trip and encounter witnesses to 2,000 years
of history in one of the oldest cultural landscapes
in Germany.
Rich in variety and completely individual, the 15 masterpieces offer
every visitor interesting discoveries and unforgettable experiences.
Cultural highlights combined with a trip through magnificent landscapes along the Rhine and the Moselle, framed by the Westerwald,
Hunsrück and Eifel mountain ranges.
Variety is the key to experiencing the destination!
Go back and immerse yourself in Roman times, the days of chivalry
and the Romantic period and explore their masterly constructions:
imposing town gates and amphitheatres, sturdy fortresses and
fairytale palaces. You will find uniquely special treasures designated
UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Discover the places where famous
fairytales are said to have played out and enjoy unforgettable views
of the Rhine valley. At the Deutsches Eck, Koblenz blossoms even
after the National Garden Show and its historic buildings blend with
the glorious floral displays in the gardens. Be inspired by renowned
works of art and soothed by the peace of a noble monastery or feel
the beat of a butterfly‘s wings in a magical tropical world. A bunker
brings the political events of the Cold War to life and rare natural
phenomena demonstrate an explosive world of volcanoes and geysers. And last but not least, an exciting hands-on experience sends
you back on a special journey to Roman times.
• Opened in 2007, this is a unique combination of 19th century station architecture with a light and airy new design by the star architect Richard Meier
• Culture from three sides: the visual arts, classical music and literature
• Exhibitions of modern and contemporary art and of masterpieces by a
range of artists, from Cranach to Monet, loaned from the Rau Collection for UNICEF
• Modern art collection with works by Hans Arp and Sophie Taeuber-Arp,
one of the most significant artist couples of the 20th century
This masterpiece offers:
• outstanding food and drink in the museum restaurant housed in the ceremonial hall of the historic station building and on the terrace overlooking the Rhine to the Siebengebirge hills
• a bar designed as a piece of art by Anton Henning (Interior no. 253, 2004)
• Museum shop with art publications, jewellery, exclusive Arp wine and much more.
Restaurant opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am - midnightReservations for private or corporate events: Tel. + 49 (0) 2228/ 911 111
Opening hours:
• Throughout the year:
Tuesday to Sunday and public holidays 11 am - 6 pm
Closed 24.12 and 31.12.
Ticket prices:
• Adult single / whole museum €9
• Adult single / Rolandseck Station only €4
• Groups of more than 10 visitors (max. 25 per group) €7 per person
Hans-Arp-Allee 1
53424 Remagen
Tel. +49 (0)2228 - 94 25-0/-16 (switchboard)
[email protected]
Government Bunker
The World of the Romans at the Frontier
Geyser at Andernach
In 2008, the former government bunker in the Ahrtal with its testimony to
the Cold War opened its nuclear-bombproof doors to the public as a museum. Part of the site, which was 17.3 km in total, has remained intact. Visitors
can take a 90-minute guided tour through the bunker and gain an impression of an underground world which until relatively recently was still strictly
secret. Constructed from 1962 to 1971 in two former tunnels on an unfinished railway line strategically routed through the Ahr hills, the „Alternative
Accommodation of the Constitutional Organs of the Federal Republic of
Germany in a Period of Crisis and Wartime“ offered space for 3,000 people.
Extensive documentation and many of the original artefacts in their original
location provide information about a chapter of German history that at
the time of the Cold War formed part of the mutual global deterrent of the
atomic powers of the East and of the West.
Immerse yourselves in the everyday life of the Romans at the UNESCO
World Heritage Site „Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Limes)“. An experience for all the senses, the interactive open-air World of the Romans
Museum offers multimedia displays and in-depth information about the
Limes frontier in Rhineland-Palatinate and how it was created and reveals
traces of the Romans to the present day. With interactive, hands-on exhibits, visitors discover how life at the frontier was lived. How heavy is chain
mail? What do Roman handicrafts look like? What were the soldiers‘ living
quarters like and what was their everyday routine?. Find out all this and
more at RÖMERWELT.
An attractive outdoor area, including soldiers‘ living quarters, a workshop,
a herb garden and Roman bread ovens complement the displays.
One of the highest in the world, the cold-water geyser in Andernach
shoots 60 m up into the air. Similar to a mineral water bottle that is shaken
and then opened, it is carbon dioxide from a magma chamber in this
young volcanic area which causes the geyser to erupt.
The expedition to the geyser is in three sections: The first stop is the visitor
centre where you can find out all about this natural phenomenon. Interactive exhibits, experimental stations and media installations give you a
whole new perception of this natural event.
You then take a boat to the Namedyer Werth peninsula where the geyser
is situated in a nature reserve. Anticipation rises until the majestic fountain
shoots up into the air with much gurgling and hissing!
This masterpiece offers:
a museum shop, soft drinks, coffee and Roman Frontier cake
This masterpiece offers:
• Shop
• Tourist information in the visitor centre
• Coffee bar
www.dokumentationsstaette-regierungsbunker.eu
This masterpiece offers:
• Refreshments (Weds, Sat, Sun – high season)
Opening hours:
For groups throughout the year, except Mondays. Pre-book with
Ahrtal Tourism Office (02641 - 917175) from 10 am to 5 pm.
For individuals, March to November, every Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday and on public holidays (in Rhineland-Palatinate) from 10 am
to 6 pm; last entry at 4.30 pm.
www.roemer-welt.de
Opening hours:
• High season: March to November
Tuesdays to Fridays 10 am to 5 pm
Saturday/Sunday/public holidays 10 am - 6 pm
• Groups and schools can be accommodated on request,
including visits out of season
Ticket prices (incl. guided tour):
• Adult, single €8
• Reduced prices for senior citizens, schoolchildren, students,
severely disabled visitors and apprentices
• Accompanied children under 12 enter free
• Groups of 15 or more visitors €7 per adult
• Groups of fewer than 15 visitors: Total price: €105
Ticket prices:
• Adults 4.50 €
• Groups 15 + people 4.00 €
• Children 7 years+, pupils, students, seniors 65 years+ 3.50 €
• Disabled
3.00 €
• guided tours for groups up to 20 people
40.00 €
each additional person (maximum 25 people) 3.50 €
• guided adventure tours for groups up to 20 people
60.00 €
• special prices for schools on request
Dokumentationsstätte Regierungsbunker
Am Silberberg 0 • 53474 Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
Tel. +49 (0) 2641 - 9 11 70 53
[email protected]
RömerWelt am Caput Limitis
Arienheller 1 • 56598 Rheinbrohl
Tel. +49 (0)2635 - 921866
[email protected]
www.geysir-andernach.de
Opening hours:
High season: End of March to end of October 9 am to 5.30 pm
Eintrittspreise:
• Adults • Discounted (schoolchildren, students, disabled) • Children under 1 metre tall • Families (one or more parents with child/ren):
Adults (each)
12,00 €
| Children (each) • Groups (per person, 20+ people) • Discounted groups 20 + (pupils, students, disabled) 14.00 €
9.80 €
- free 9.00 €
12.50 €
9.00 €
Your ticket includes the admission to the Discovery Centre, boat trip,
and the visit to the geyser.
Konrad-Adenauer-Allee 40
56626 Andernach
Tel. +49 (0)2632-958008-0
[email protected]
Engers Castle
Sayn Culture Park
www.kulturpark-sayn.de
Maria Laach Benedictine Abbey
www.schloss-engers.de
Engers Castle lies directly on the banks of the Rhine in Neuwied-Engers. It is
a late-Baroque gem which has remained untouched by time. Over the last
15 years it has blossomed into new life thanks to the Villa Musica Rhineland
Palatinate Foundation which has turned Engers Castle into a musical centre
for the whole of the Rhineland-Palatinate region. However, the Castle offers
a great deal more:
• Museum and exhibition building • a registry office for the town of Neuwied in an outstandingly beautiful location • a perfect venue for weddings,
uniquely wonderful celebrations and conferences
Even in his day, Kaiser Wilhelm said that Sayn was fabulous. Its various
attractions are seemingly contradictory in nature, but this variety promises
an entertaining visit: the neo-Gothic castle and the formidable fortress, the
romantic wedding chapel and the iron-built foundry, the Roman watchtower
and the adventure high-ropes course, the idyllic parkland and the Romanesque abbey, the historic mill, the foundry museum and the butterfly garden.
Dainty butterflies from far-off countries fly around a magical tropical world,
fluttering from flower to flower just inches away from the visitors.
Count Heinrich II of Laach founded the monastery on the lake in 1093. In
1156, Archbishop Hillin of Trier consecrated the church, which is considered an extremely important example of Romanesque building. The narthex
was the final part of the church to be finished, around 1230. The Abbey
is still home to over 50 monks who live their lives in accordance with the
traditional rule of St. Benedict: „ora et labora“ - pray and work. There is
more to see than just the Abbey church: the commercial enterprises are
also worth a look and include a large plant nursery, a book and art shop, a
hotel and trade and agricultural businesses.
This masterpiece offers:
• 3-star (Engers Castle, Engers Castle Guest House) and
4-star (Residenz Schloss Engers****) hotel accommodation
• Restaurant with a wonderful terrace overlooking the Rhine
• Department for cultural events offering a varied cultural itinerary
Opening hours:
Reception: daily 7:30 am - 10:30 pm
Castle Museum with Diana Room:
open to visitors on Sundays and public holidays from 11 am to 5 pm.
Guided tours with booking in advance
Restaurant: Monday - Saturday daily from 3 pm
(winter season from October - May from 6 pm); Sundays and public
holidays: from noon
Ticket prices:
Museum:
Sundays, public holidays and by arrangement, per person €2
Guided tours of the Castle by arrangement:
€35 for each group of up to 30 visitors
plus entrance ticket
Schloss Engers Betriebs-GmbH
Alte Schlossstraße 2 • 56566 Neuwied Engers
Tel. +49 (0)2622- 9264295
[email protected]
The Sayn Culture Park includes:
Sayn Palace • Butterfly Garden • Museum of Ornamental Casting on
the Rhine • Sayn Foundry • Sayn high-ropes course • Sayn Castle •
Royal Palace Park • Sayn Abbey • Heins Mill • Roman watch tower
and frontier
Opening hours - Palace and Butterfly Garden:
The Butterfly Garden at Sayn Palace is open from March to the first
Sunday of Advent; until the end of September from 9 am to 6 pm; in
October from 10 am to 5 pm; in November from 10 am to 4 pm.
Sayn Palace and the Museum of Ornamental Casting on the Rhine
are open from 11 am to 4 pm
Ticket prices (selection):
Butterfly Garden: Adults: €7.50
Children 3 - 16 years: €5 • Family ticket: €19.50
Sayn Palace: Adults: €5 • Children 3 - 16 years: €3.50
Family ticket: €11
„Butterflies and Palace“ combined ticket: Adults: €9.50
Children 3 - 16 years: €7 • Family ticket: €23.50
www.maria-laach.de
This masterpiece offers:
It is not just the monastery‘s businesses and the abbey church which
make Maria Laach such a restorative place in which to spend some
time. It is greatly admired for its beauty which it owes primarily to
the lake which is home to the Laach whitefish and many other kinds
of fish. The shallows by the banks are thickly populated with reeds
and water lilies and provide a paradise for rare waterfowl.
The best way to enjoy these idyllic surroundings is to take a boat
on the lake or go for a walk around it (it is also known as the „blue
eye of the Eifel“). There are various places in which visitors to Maria
Laach can take some refreshment. A 20-minute film plays in several
languages in the information area (opposite the bookshop) and
offers some insight into life in the monastery. During opening hours,
a monk from the Abbey is available to answer visitors‘ questions.
Opening hours:
All year round, for current opening hours see www.maria-laach.de
Please contact the Tourist Information Office at Sayn Palace for information about concessions, guided tours, special offers and prices
and opening hours, Tel.: 02622 - 902913
Ticket prices: Entrance is free of charge!
Kulturpark Sayn/Garten der Schmetterlinge Schloss Sayn
Im Fürstlichen Schlosspark • 56170 Bendorf-Sayn
Tel. +49 (0)2622 - 15478 • Fax: +49 (0)2622 - 15479
[email protected] • [email protected]
Am Laacher See
56653 Maria Laach
Tel. +49 (0)2652-59350
[email protected]
Volcanic Park
Koblenz and Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
Stolzenfels Castle
13,000 years ago, the violent eruption of the Laach Lake Volcano created
one of the most fascinating landscapes in Germany. The Volcano Park in the
eastern Eifel takes visitors back to the explosive world of the Eifel volcanoes,
the story of the creation of this hot landscape and the lives of the people
who have lived close to the volcanic rock for 7,000 years. Experience 600,000
years of human and earth history and visit more than 20 unique locations
showcasing volcanic activity in the Eifel within the Volcanic Park.
Koblenz has been inhabited for 5,000 years, fortified for 3,000 years and has
a documented history stretching back 2,000 years. In the years since the
National Garden Show, the Electoral Palace, the pleasure gardens along the
banks of the Rhine and the Moselle and the largely traffic-free and romantic
historic city centre have bloomed with a new splendour. The spectacular
cable car ride from Deutsches Eck up to one of the largest fortified castles in
Europe is an unforgettable experience.
Pure romance! Stolzenfels Castle which lies not far from Koblenz is considered an architectural jewel in the romantic Rhine crown. The summer residence
of Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia, it rises gracefully from the wooded slopes
of the Rhine Valley opposite the mouth of the River Lahn. In 1823, Friedrich
Wilhelm, who later became King of Prussia, was given the ruin of a mediaeval castle which had previously belonged to the Electorate of Trier. From
1836, his builder created the neo-Gothic castle from drawings by the famous
Berlin-based architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The surrounding grounds,
including the enchanting pergola garden, and a park landscaped by Peter
Joseph Lenné, make the castle a complete work of art from the Romantic era.
www.vulkanpark.com
www.koblenz-touristik.de | www.diefestungehrenbreitstein.de
www.schloss-stolzenfels.de | www.burgen-rlp.de
This masterpiece offers:
Enthralling and, in some cases dramatised, guided tours of the city,
countless exhibitions and museums, youth hostel in the castle, large
shopping malls, the spectacular Cultural Forum Confluentes with the
Romanticum, a host of open-air events and festivals, a wine-growing
town on five certified hiking trails and river boat trips on the Rhine
and the Moselle.
This masterpiece offers:
• Theatrical guided tours „The Muse of Stolzenfels“
and the castle festival
• Spaces to hire for weddings, concerts and readings in the summer
• Volcanic Park information centre in Plaidt/Saffig
• Lava Dome and Lava Celler in Mendig
• Andernach Geyser
• Meurin Roman mine in Kretz
• Terra Vulcania in Mayen
• Pumice industry museum in Kaltenengers
• Cultural monuments and notable landscape features
• Large programme of events
ROMANTICUM, the interactive exhibition experience opened in
2013 occupying around 800 m2
Take a fantastic journey back in time as a virtual passenger on a
steamer through the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, a UNESCO world
heritage site. The Romanticum brings together the Rhine valley
past and present with fascinating experiences at over 70 interactive
stations. Open 360 days a year, from 10 am to 6 pm.
Opening hours:
• Jan. + Feb. Sat. + Sun. only 10 am - 5 pm
• March 9 am - 5 pm
• April - Sept. 9 am - 6 pm
• October - Nov. 9 am - 5 pm
Closed on the first working day of the week and in December
Last entry 45 minutes before closing time
Opening hours and prices:
Cable car operating hours: Deutsches Eck – Ehrenbreitstein Castle
To 31.10.2014 daily from 10 am to 6:30 pm
june - september: thursday/friday/saturday: from 10 am to 10 pm
Ehrenbreitstein Castle opening hours:
April to October 10 am to 6 pm – There is usually free access to the
grounds and the food and drink outlets from 6 pm - midnight.
November to March 10 am - 5 pm – There is usually free access to the
grounds and the food and drink outlets from 5 pm - midnight.
Ticket prices:
• Adults
single €4 | reduced €2.80
• Adults in groups of 10 or more visitors €3
• Children and teenagers (6-18 years) €2
• Children and teenagers in groups (10 or more visitors) €1
• Family ticket 1: (1 adult, up to 4 children) €4
• Family ticket 2: (2 adults, up to 4 children) €8
Each additional child €0.50
• Children under 6 free
Tourist-Information Koblenz • im Forum Confluentes
Zentralplatz 1 • 56068 Koblenz
Tel. +49 (0)261 - 194 33
[email protected]
Schloss Stolzenfels
56075 Koblenz
Tel. +49 (0)2 61 - 5 16 56
[email protected]
This masterpiece offers:
The Volcanic Park in the Mayen district of Koblenz has 5 modern
museums offering information and a hands-on experience, 3 other
museums on related subjects and notable tributes to the culture, the
natural world and the landscape.
Please see www.vulkanpark.com for opening hours and prices for
each facility.
The landscape features are freely accessible throughout the year.
Vulkanpark Infozentrum Plaidt/Saffig
Rauschermühle 6 • 56637 Plaidt / Saffig
Tel. +49 (0)26 32 - 9 87 50
[email protected]
Guided tours for groups
Information/booking
Tel. +49 (0)261 - 30388-53
www.koblenz-touristik.de
Marksburg Castle, Braubach
Eltz Castle, Wierschem
Loreley, St. Goarshausen
Marksburg Castle, the only cliff-top castle on the Rhine which has never
been destroyed, is a museum of the Middle Ages with the rooms and features typical of a castle such as a Great Hall, heated living quarters, chapel,
kitchens and canon emplacements. It boasts the highest number of visitors
of any castle on the Rhine with attractions such as the medieval Botanic
Garden with 150 different plants and a collection of armour from the ancient
to the early modern period displayed on 14 life-size models. The German
Ancient Castles Association (Deutsche Burgenvereinigung e. V.) is headquartered in the Romanesque Great Hall.
Experience the Middle Ages – brought authentically to life!
Its delicate architecture and its position at the heart of a natural paradise
make Burg Eltz unique. It is one of the few castles in Europe which has
remained in the possession of one family since its foundation – almost 900
years ago. Find out more about life in those times from the enchanting
ancient rooms with their valuable historic furnishings and family atmosphere. Eltz Castle also offers a world-class treasury, a cosy tavern and
trails to suit everyone, such as the „Eltz mountain panorama trail“ which
was awarded the prize for Germany‘s loveliest hiking trail in 2013.
Wreathed in legends and the subject of many songs – the 194 m high slate
rock towers imposingly over the narrowest section of the Rhine at St.
Goarshausen. Visitors to the Loreley Visitor Centre can learn more about
the Middle Rhine Valley with an interactive exhibition. A time-travel exhibit
shows short films about the creation of the Middle Rhine Valley. The highlight is a 3D film with views of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
This masterpiece offers:
• An educational trail about castles
• Museum shop
• Castle refreshments with a self-service restaurant and a terrace overlooking the Rhine
• Large car park
This masterpiece offers:
• Guided tours of the castle
• A tour of the treasury
• Food and drink outlets: „Upper“ and „Lower“ restaurants
• Castle shop
• Shuttle bus transfer
Opening hours:
• Main season (Easter holidays to 1 November): 10 am - 6 pm
(last entry at 5 pm)
• Winter opening hours (2.11. to Easter holidays):
daily 11 am - 5 pm (last entry at 4 pm; closed: 24 + 25/12.)
Opening hours:
Saison: . April to 1 November daily – open every day –
9.30 am to 5.30 pm
Ticket prices:
• Adult, single €6
• Groups of 20 or more visitors: €5.50 per person
• For more information on prices and reductions: www.marksburg.de
• Adult, single
• Adults – in groups of 20 or more visitors • Schoolchildren, students, disabled visitors
• Classes of schoolchildren
• Family ticket – 2 adults with min. 2 children
Special events (booking required):
• Guided tour of the herb garden and combined guided tour on „Herbs in the Kitchen“ (pre-booking required)
• Mediaeval feast in the Castle kitchen, guardhouse or Great Hall
• Civil marriage ceremony in the armoury
Guided tours of the Castle in English, French and Dutch on request,
free written guides in ten languages available on request. Special
guided tours for nursery groups and school classes. The tours are
led by knowledgeable guides, start every 10-15 minutes, and take
around 40 minutes.
Deutsche Burgenvereinigung e.V.
Marksburg • 56338 Braubach
Tel. +49 (0)2627-536 (office DBV); +49 (0)2627-206 (visitor services)
[email protected]
Gräflich Eltz’sche Kastellanei
Burg Eltz • 56294 Wierschem
Tel. +49 (0)2672 - 950 500 • Fax +49 (0)2672 - 950 50 50
[email protected]
www.marksburg.de
www.burg-eltz.de
www.loreley-besucherzentrum.de
Ticket prices:
(for the guided tour of the Castle and entrance to the treasury)
9.00 €
8.00 €
6.50 €
6.00 €
26.00 €
This masterpiece offers:
• Tourist Information
• Shop with regional products
• Bistro (hot food from 11 am to 5 pm)
Opening hours:
• High season: 1 April to 31 October daily from 10 am to 6 pm
• Low season: 1 - 31 March daily from 10 am to 5 pm
• Winter / November-February: Friday - Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm (bistro closed)
Ticket prices:
• Adults, single €2.50
• Children (6-14 years) single €1.50
• Groups of 10 or more visitors: €2 per adult
Children (6-14 years) €1 each
• Family ticket: (2 adults + 2 children) €7
Each additional child €1
• Schoolchildren, students, visitors with disabilities
(with ID) €1.50
Auf der Loreley
56346 St. Goarshausen
Tel.+49 (0)67 71 - 59 90 93 • Fax +49 (0)67 71 - 59 90 94
[email protected]
Pfalzgrafenstein Castle
Roman buildings, Trier
Pfalzgrafenstein Castle occupies a picturesque location in the middle of
the river near Kaub. However, circumstances in and around the castle were
never idyllic. High water and ice gnaw at the walls and the foundations and
there is still no electricity nor any lavatories. The interior of the building
bears testament to the austere life of the men who did their duty here.
In 1327 only a massive defensive tower stood on the rock in the middle of the
Rhine; no ships could pass unnoticed on this narrow section of the gorge at
Bacharach. After a few years, the watch tower was enclosed by a wall with
a single gate on the north side safeguarding access and it became Pfalzgrafenstein Castle. It secured the income for various feudal masters, which is
probably why it was never destroyed and is only one of two castles in the
Upper Middle Rhine Valley UNESCO World Heritage Site to survive intact to
the present day (the other is Marksburg Castle).
Trier – a centre of the ancient world
Trier was once one of the five great metropolises of the ancient world. Even
today, visitors to the town will encounter traces of this magnificent age
wherever they turn. The Porta Nigra, Trier‘s landmark, was once part of its
ancient fortifications. The amphitheatre, with its capacity for an audience of
18,000, reflects its glorious past, as do the Imperial baths, the baths at the
Cattle Market (Viehmarkt) and the Barbara baths.
www.burgen-rlp.de
www.burgen-rlp.de
Opening hours:
Jan./ Febr. + Nov.: sat + sun 10 am - 5 pm March: 10 am - 5 pm
April - Oct.: 10 am to 6 pm (wintertime until 5 pm)
Closed first day of the week and in December.
Additional attractions:
Dramatised guided tour „The Kaiser‘s Bombardier“ – soldiers and
weapons in the 30 Year War (can be booked for groups)
Guided tours on request.
Ticket prices:
• Adults €3 | concessions • Adults in groups of 10 or more visitors • Children and teenagers (6-18 years) • Children and teenagers in groups (10 or more visitors) • Family ticket 1 (1 adult and up to 4 children) • Family ticket 2 (2 adults and up to 4 children) Each additional child • Children under 6
Burg Pfalzgrafenstein • 56349 Kaub
Tel. +49 (0)1 72 - 2 62 28 00
[email protected]
Passenger ferry to island: +49 (0)1 71 - 3 31 03 75
€2.10
€2
€1.50
€1
€3
€6
€0.50
free
Masterpiece weekend
Visit the outstanding sights and attractions of the
Romantic Rhine
Take time over a weekend and visit three masterpieces of
your choice. Design your trip to suit you and we will orga-
This masterpiece offers:
Dramatised guided tours, events and exhibitions
Porta Nigra: Simeonstr. 60, 54290 Trier, Tel. +49 (0)651 - 4608965
• Dramatised guided tour „The Secret of the Porta Nigra“
www.erlebnisfuehrungen.de
• Media Guide
Imperial baths: Weberbachstr. 41, 54290 Trier, Tel. +49 (0)651 - 4362550
• numerous open-air events
• Media Guide
Amphitheatre: Olewiger Straße, 54295 Trier, Tel. +49 (0)651 -73010
• numerous open-air events
• Gladiator school
Cattle Market Baths, Viehmarktplatz, 54290 Trier,
Tel. +49 (0)651 - 9941057
Regular exhibitions on a range of topics
• Can also be hired for events.
• Numerous restaurants in the Cattle Market square (Viehmarktplatz)
• Accessible to people with disabilities
For ticket prices and opening hours, please go to www.burgen-rlp.de
Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe Rheinland-Pfalz
Trierer Römerbauten
Tel. +49 (0)651 - 4608965
[email protected]
nise it for you.
Services:
• 2 x bed and breakfast in a good mid-range hotel
• Entrance to 3 masterpieces of your choice
• 1 guide to the Rhine
Prices:
p.p. in a double room from € 109
p.p in a single room from € 149