Attractions

The landscape along the Saar, shaped by coal mining, now appears green, with many forests and steep cuts. Follow the Saar Cycle Path until the river joins the Moselle at Konz. Now you will pass through vineyards and wine villages along the Moselle Cycle Path, where you will regularly come across Roman history. Unwind and enjoy the world-famous Moselle wines and delicious fish dishes. Culture lovers will also get their money's worth in the baroque city of Saarbrücken, the Roman city of Trier and the university city of Koblenz. This tour on the Saar and Moselle cycle paths is easy to cycle, even for the inexperienced.

The privately run Bunker Museum in Konz primarily serves to and military-historical preservation of the bunker complex and its exhibits. and its exhibits.
It is intended to give visitors an insight into the time in and after the Second World War, to show the horrors and consequences of the war for the soldiers and the civilian population and thus to contribute to enlightenment and education.
Due to the unfortunately still persisting National Socialist tendencies in our population as well as worldwide conflicts and wars, education by means of preserved buildings and exhibits is an important concern of the operator. The impressions inside the bunker complex convey a more accurate and vivid picture than some film documentaries or books.