Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz
Discover Holsthum in the southern Eifel!
Holsthum, a picturesque village in the Eifel district of Bitburg-Prüm in Rhineland-Palatinate, is idyllically situated at the confluence of the Enz and Prüm rivers in the Südeifel Nature Park. With around 630 inhabitants, the state-approved resort offers a harmonious combination of history, culture and nature.
Public facilities:
Holsthum has a village hall, a sports field and a children's playground.
Sights and culture:
- Roman Villa Holsthum: Discover the remains of a Roman estate from the 2nd century AD, which offer a fascinating insight into life in Roman times. A detailed model of the villa can be viewed at the Teufelsschlucht Nature Park Center in Ernzen.
- Former Holsthum glassworks: Founded in 1796, the glassworks once produced fine crystal glass. Today, the manor house serves as a romantic venue for weddings, and the barrier-free ballroom in the old farm building can be hired for events.
- Roman cemetery: Located in the middle of the forest, the remains of this cemetery bear witness to the region's Roman past.
Nature and leisure:
- Holsthum circular trail: This adventure trail leads through the charming landscape around Holsthum and offers insights into the themes of water and nature.
- Hiking and cycling tours: The area around Holsthum offers numerous hiking and cycling trails through the varied landscape of the Southern Eifel. Popular destinations are the impressive gorges and natural monuments in the region.
Traditional events:
- DRK Advent market: On December 1, the German Red Cross invites you to an atmospheric Advent market with Christmas goods and culinary delicacies.
- May Day celebrations: Every year on May 1, traditional festivities are held at the Oberbillig country inn, attracting visitors from all over the region.
Experience the harmonious combination of history, culture and nature in Holsthum and be enchanted by the idyllic landscape of the southern Eifel!