Niederstadtfeld: Hotels and Accommodation

In Niederstadtfeld, a marked network of eight circular hiking trails begins at the village square. The individual circular routes are between 3.4 and 9.7 kilometers long.

If you would like to book a hotel in Niederstadtfeld, you can select accommodation specifically for this destination.

Nature

Circular Route 2 leads toward the Aarley observation tower near Üdersdorf and is 8.8 kilometers long. Circular Route 6 leads toward Burberg and Schutz and covers 9.7 kilometers. The Kleine Kyll Cosmos Cycle Route between Daun and Meerfeld also runs directly through Niederstadtfeld.

The HeimatSpur follows the Kleine Kyll back to Niederstadtfeld, passing valley views and running through natural stream valleys. The route includes a forest and bird trail explaining the flora and fauna along the way. The HeimatSpur also passes a nearby lava pit and addresses volcanic activity along the route.

Drees mineral water is notably rich in iron and comparatively low in carbonation. Locally, Drees water is considered a refreshing drink; some people regularly travel to Niederstadtfeld to collect it.

Culture

The church in Niederstadtfeld was first documented around 1330; its eastern tower was built around 1300. Inside are three wooden altars dedicated to Saint Sebastian, the Virgin Mary, and Saint Joseph.

During the Easter season, children in Niederstadtfeld replace the church bells with wooden rattles on Good Friday and Holy Saturday. The local St. Martin tradition includes a large fire and a procession through Niederstadtfeld.

Around 27 percent of the buildings in Niederstadtfeld are classified as historic buildings. They reflect the village's formerly agricultural character.

History

The former mill at the entrance to the village was first mentioned in 1508; milling operations ended in 1954. The settlement, historically called Stadefeld, was first documented in 1016.

Around 1800, the manufacture of sickles began in Niederstadtfeld. Around 1840, hatmaking and lead mining followed as local occupations.

More local pages: Schutz, Schalkenmehren, Wallenborn, Gillenfeld, Oberstadtfeld, Dockweiler, Winkel, Kradenbach.

To the higher-level travel overview: Daun.