Sights of Neuerburg (English by Joe Mothes)
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Castle "Neuerburg" The largest habitable castle of Bitburg-Prüm District, now a youth hostel. It was partially destructed in 1692 by French troops. The inner courtyard and the chapel are open to the public without appointment.. |
| Part of the ancient city wall system (Re-constructed) . | ![]() |
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| The "Beils" - tower, part of the 16th century fortifications. | "Schwarzbildchen" - a place of worship to the Virgin Mary. |
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"Kreuzkapelle" (Chapel of the cross). Built in Baroque style, it used to be the home of a hermit in the 18th century. |
| The city park, a place to relax near a beautiful pond and two impressive river cascades. | ![]() |
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Children's playground in the park. |
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River Enz double cascade, separated by a natural ledge.
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| The gothic parish church with the unique, separate bell tower. |
| St.Eligius" chapel originally was adjacent to a 15th century hospital. | ![]() |
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Manor house of 1624 with watch tower of former city wall. |
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| "Mother Mary" column on the market place - erected 1932 on the occasion of the 600th city anniversary. | Statue of St.John Nepomuk near the market place. |
| Old City Hall of 1897, rebuilt after WW II . | ![]() |
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Holy Family Crib (by Norbert Klinkhammer) featured at the parish church during Christmas time. |
| Church and Manor house in crib detail. | ![]() |
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WW II Memorial Park |
| WW II Memorial | ![]() |


































