Berenbach: Hotels and Accommodation

Kastelberg lies on the border between Horperath and Berenbach and rises about 100 metres above both villages. From Horperath and Berenbach, it is a nearby destination for a short walk. Kastelberg is considered a Tertiary volcanic hill formed from basalt lava. Erosion created a scree slope and a scree forest there. The remains of a ring-shaped stone enclosure have also been preserved on Kastelberg. Kastelberg is considered to have possibly been fortified as early as before Roman times; Celtic and later Roman use are possible.

If you would like to find and book a hotel for a stay in Berenbach, you can access the town's accommodation selection.

Nature

Hiking and cycling trails run along the natural Uessbach landscape, allowing you to explore Berenbach.

Culture

The Catholic church at Bergfrieden 16 is a basalt hall church built in 1933/40. The churches in Berenbach from 1774 and 1933 are under the patronage of Saint Brigitta. The Saint Brigida Chapel was built in 1940 and replaced an earlier structure.

South of Berenbach, the Furthermühle mill lies on the Ueßbach. It is considered apparently historic, but is extensively fenced off. Two wayside shrines are still preserved at the eastern exit of Berenbach.

Townscape

Berenbach has the settlement form of a clustered village, that is, a compact village settlement.

Geographical setting

Berenbach is considered to be located in the holiday region at the Hochkelberg, on the edge of the Upper Elz Valley and within the volcanic maar landscape of the Vulkaneifel. Since the 1970s, Berenbach has been considered a place with its own stop on the Eifelquerbahn railway.

To the overarching travel overview: Kelberg.

More destinations

More places at the same destination:

Hörschhausen, Neichen, Welcherath, Reimerath, Katzwinkel, Brücktal, Drees.