Wadern: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Wadern
Wadern is associated with the Baroque Oettinger Schlösschen, built in 1759. The building houses the local museum of the town’s history; a typical market square is also part of the townscape.
Culture
Münchweiler Castle is also one of the area’s defining historic sites. It is considered the only Baroque manor house castle in Saarland preserved in this form. At around 17 stations at Münchweiler Castle, visitors can learn more about the surrounding grounds.
Dagstuhl Castle Ruins were founded around 1270 by the knight Boemund of Saarbrücken. Bridges and historic paths allow visitors to walk through the grounds of the castle ruins. Guided tours in historical costume provide an insight into life at the castle in the past, while a story tour app lets children solve puzzles around Dagstuhl Castle Ruins.
Culinary Highlights
A farmers’ market takes place in Wadern every Friday. It offers fruit and vegetables, eggs, fresh bread and baked goods, meat, fish, delicatessen products and French specialities. Three stalls at this Friday market are run by regional farmers.
Nature
At the heart of the Noswendeler See leisure centre in Wadern lies a 6.6-hectare lake.
Walking trails through the Wahnbachtal nature reserve follow the Wahnbach stream through a wooded area.
Getting Around
The “Around Wadern” E-Velo Tour is listed as approximately 45.46 kilometres long, with a duration of three hours. Along its route, it passes the Gallo-Roman monumental burial mounds near Oberlöstern.
You may wish to find or book a hotel for your stay in Wadern.
To the higher-level travel overview: Merzig-Wadern.
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