The bookstore in the heart of downtown Merzig boasts of a strong tradition: the company proudly harks back to 125 years of book trade.
moreLocated in the Three Corners Germany-Luxembourg-France and only a 10-minute walk from the Cloef outlook, the famous view onto the Saar Bend
moreThe old Railroad Hall in the center of Losheim is probably one of the most unusual locations for events in the entire region.
moreGales Winery has been crafting wine for 4 generations. The focus for generations has been cultivating the Elbling grape, grown as early as in the Roman era.
moreThe Romans laid the cornerstone of wine growing on the Saarland Moselle. They treasured the Muschelkalk soil (shell-bearing limestone), which lends burgundy wine depth and fullness.
moreThe German-Luxembourg Schengen-Lyzeum in Perl is a new type of school beyond borders for teaching children and adolescents from each country together.
moreMore than a hundred years ago, future-oriented Merzig townspeople founded a secondary school for their sons. Today around 1,100 students are instructed at the school.
moreThe modern Haus des Gastes is easily accessible in the heart of the Saarland community of Weiskirchen. The Tourist Information is directly connected.
moreThe modern sports center has something for every taste: from boules to tennis, from mini-golf to squash, from fishing ponds to adventure playground.
moreA burgundy winery with a long tradition. The building is a Lorraine house type and was built in 1830, used then as a hostel and horse-changing station.
moreFollowing careful restoration, the Becking Bahnhof shines again in its old brilliance. The historical structure is used as a place of encounter for art and culture.
moreIn the heart of Europe, on the sunny slopes of Schloss Berg, the grapes ripen on 30 acres (12 hectares) of vineyards for the Karl Petgen Winery.
moreThe only part of the community situated directly on the Moselle is also the only place in all of Saarland directly on the Moselle.
moreThe small wine hamlet Sehndorf (first documented in 1129 as “Sigendorf”) is incorporated into Perl today.
moreThe open design park facility is situated directly on the Saar. Events and festivals can be held here with rows of natural stone seating.
moreDuring the civic cultural program, first-class events are held in the Merzig Stadthalle, also those in cooperation with the cultural associations.
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