Shortly after the small forested area past the imposing motorway viaduct, you cycle through the sedate little village of Neidingen. Once again, numerous streams and small rivers are your constant companion along the route and provide you with a landscape rich in variety. The part of the route through the tunnel near Lommesweiler puts you in the mood for the picturesque Our valley and is as impressive as it is cool. On the journey towards Hemmeres you will cross the German-Belgian border once more. Back on Belgian territory, the charmingly situated chapel of Weweler appears on the horizon after a while, which sits enthroned high up on the Our hill in Reuland. The ruins of Reuland Castle mark the end of this stage in impressive fashion.
Show mapThis proud castle, whose foundation stone was laid in the 12th century, was destroyed by French troops in 1794. The mighty walls, tower stumps and the north-western tower have survived.
More informationFor more than a century, the Vennbahn was the iron link between Aachen and the north of Luxembourg. An eventful period in the truest sense of the word which gave rise to a great deal of history and stories. There are a total of 20 locations around the Vennbahn where you can search for traces of the peculiarities of the countryside and people of the region. The stories are visually underpinned by comics typical of Belgium. Have fun on your discovery tour!
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More informationThe premium hotel in St. Vith is situated on the edge of the High Fens / Eifel Nature Park and directly by the Vennbahn cycle path.
More informationThe Hotel Zur Post is located in the heart of the little town of St. Vith, not far from the mediaeval escarpment tower, and offers exquisite dining, luxurious rooms and outstanding and attentive service.
More informationHotel in a quiet and romantic location, with a beautiful flower-covered terrace, centrally located right next to the large pond in St. Vith.
More informationThe youth hostel is situated about 5 minutes from the town centre of St. Vith and is in a very quiet location.
More informationBehind Reuland Castle you will approach the second tunnel near Lengeler. Unfortunately, this passage through the tunnel remains blocked off. Several rare and protected species of bat have made the tunnel their refuge. For some 100-150 metres, the tunnel bypass has gradients of up to 10%. But it is definitely worth cycling towards the tunnel on the Luxembourg side where a wonderful didactic nature trail has been created, providing comprehensive information on the subject of bats. Just a short time later you reach your destination at the railway station in Troisvierges.
