Bitburg

The Romans already recognized the value of this location around 2,000 years ago, establishing a waystation here along the important trade route linking Lyon, Metz, Trier and Cologne. Take advantage of Bitburg’s convenient location and discover traces of its Roman heritage. Learn about the region’s famous beer, renowned far beyond Germany’s borders, at the Bitburger Brand Experience. Experience the Beda Market, one of the largest and most innovative trade and consumer fairs in the region, or join the celebrations at the European Folklore Festival. Whatever your interests, a visit to Bitburg is always worthwhile.

Sights

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Theater Foundation — Copyright: TI Bitburger Land

859 m 0:45 h Easy

Discover the Roman history of Bitburg

The reservoir in focus, surrounded by forests and buildings — Copyright: TI Bitburger Land

1.7 km 0:20 h Easy

The path is paved and wheelchair access is possible.

A modern building with glass facades and several commercial units. Outside, there are tables and plants that create an inviting atmosphere. — Copyright: Bitburger Bierhaus

Modern tavern with Bitburger premium pils, good and solid food is served

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 water park with many people playing in the water. Slides and various water attractions are visible. — Copyright: Cascade

In winter or summer, in the CASCADE adventure pool with SAUNA WORLD neither weather nor season matter. You can relax here all year round and enjoy an active day of fun.

A spacious green area with a stone tower in the middle. Surrounding it are stone block sculptures, framed by trees and a blue sky. — Copyright: Tourist-Information Bitburger Land

The "Ehrenfriedhof" in Bitburg is a commemorative cemetery for soldiers who died in both World Wars. The cemetery attracted world-wide attention in 1985 causing a great deal of controversy from the Jewish communities as well as the Veterans of WWII. The President of United States, Ronald Reagan and West German chancellor Helmut Kohl were to visit Kolmeshoehe to lay a wreath on a tombstone.

A row of five gravestones in the shape of a cross, with two rows of three gravestones behind it on the left and right. A tower in the background — Copyright: TI Bitburger Land

5.1 km 1:20 h Easy

Walk through the town of Bitburg, which is possible with a wheelchair, baby carriage and baby carriage.

A woman in a wheelchair on a forest path and some trees flooded with light — Copyright: TI Bitburger Land

1.6 km 0:25 h Easy

Barrier-free circular route through the "Königswäldchen" city forest, accessible with a wheelchair and baby carriage.

Bitburg

Sights

Archaeological Tour

Barrierefreier Weg am "Stausee Bitburg"

Bitburger Bierhaus

Bitburger Erlebniswelt

Cascade water park with sauna world

Cemetery of Honour "Kolmeshöhe

Wanderroute Kolmeshöhe - BIT 22

Wanderroute Königswäldchen Bitburg