Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Michael Blok (2 years ago)
Very special place. Ruins of a Celtic, then Roman Temple complex. Three temple buildings have been restored to near-original condition, giving an excellent picture of Roman temple architecture. Also has a copy of a Celtic family house. In general, a very lovely high plain with a viewpoint to the Moselle. It's an easy drive with a normal car on the dirt track and then a hike, but people with a handicapped card can drive up to the temples.
Very special place. Ruins of a Celtic, then Roman Temple complex. Three temple buildings have been restored to near-original condition, giving an excellent picture of Roman temple architecture. Also has a copy of a Celtic family house. In general, a very lovely high plain with a viewpoint to the Moselle. It's an easy drive with a normal car on the dirt track and then a hike, but people with a handicapped card can drive up to the temples.
Birgit Waltert (2 years ago)
Nice area, you can also get something to drink cheaply there, which we were happy about as hikers
Nice area, you can also get something to drink cheaply there, which we were happy about as hikers
pete von der line (2 years ago)
Super interesting and beautifully restored. Small coffee with great prices and really tasty coffee. Is easy to reach for hikers. Another thing to note is that it's on a hilltop so it's a little windier
Super interesting and beautifully restored. Small coffee with great prices and really tasty coffee. Is easy to reach for hikers. Another thing to note is that it's on a hilltop so it's a little windier
T Grün (2 years ago)
A welcome location after the ascent, where much was reported about the Romans. Very nicely located and nicely restored and informative. We were lucky enough to experience a successful event with food and drink. The Celtic rituals were also reported.
A welcome location after the ascent, where much was reported about the Romans. Very nicely located and nicely restored and informative. We were lucky enough to experience a successful event with food and drink. The Celtic rituals were also reported.
Michael Phillips (3 years ago)
If you go here by car you will find yourself on a steep narrow forest track which goes on for quite a few kilometres. We began to think we had made a big mistake but eventually you will come across A large P sign which is indeed a car park although really just a small clearing. There are few obvious signs you are in the right place but do walk further up the track and after a few bends you will appear at the top of the hill and see the Museum ahead. It is about a kilometer. You need some good shoes and not be too precious about your car. When you do come across other humans you will feel put to shame if not equipped with full hiking gear. However never fear, the place itself is very interesting and well worth the effort. There is even a gift shop/ cafe serving snacks and hot/cold drinks. We visited on a beautiful sunny day in early October.
If you go here by car you will find yourself on a steep narrow forest track which goes on for quite a few kilometres. We began to think we had made a big mistake but eventually you will come across A large P sign which is indeed a car park although really just a small clearing. There are few obvious signs you are in the right place but do walk further up the track and after a few bends you will appear at the top of the hill and see the Museum ahead. It is about a kilometer. You need some good shoes and not be too precious about your car. When you do come across other humans you will feel put to shame if not equipped with full hiking gear. However never fear, the place itself is very interesting and well worth the effort. There is even a gift shop/ cafe serving snacks and hot/cold drinks. We visited on a beautiful sunny day in early October.
