Ortsansicht Longuich
Start: Kirsch - Sang - Villa Urbana Longuich - Longuich - Kirsch circular hiking trail (R11) Circular route Easy 2 hrs 35 min 9.7 km

Kirsch - Sang - Villa Urbana Longuich - Longuich - Kirsch circular hiking trail (R11)

The route is 9.7 km long and can be classified as easy to moderately difficult. Including breaks, you should plan for just under 4 hours. In the first kilometers up to Sang, a somewhat longer ascent must be overcome. From Sang-Neuhaus, you walk through a flat area of the Longuich forest to a small dead-end path that leads down to the Longuich Sauerbrunnen. On a firm forest path, you pass through the last forest section of the route to march through a vineyard path and under a motorway underpass towards the Villa Urbana near Longuich. Along a very beautifully laid out path through the Longuich industrial area, the route goes through the Moselle communities of Longuich and Kirsch back to the start and finish point of the Villa Urbana tour. The path is signposted with “R 11”.

You can also easily reach the local municipality of Longuich via the A 602. Exit at the Longuich motorway junction and then take L 150 & 145 to Longuich-Kirsch.

By bus lines 22 & 220 from Trier to Longuich.

More information on detailed timetables at: https://www.vrt-info.de/ 

or directly on the VRT timetable page and enter bus line 22 or 220 in the search mask: https://www.vrt-info.de/fahrplanauskunft/XSLT_SELTT_REQUEST?itdLPxx_page=ttb&itdLPxx_contractor=vrt&language=de 

Ample parking spaces are available at the start-finish portal.

Sturdy footwear.

Sauerbrunnen Longuich → This spring, which is said to be fed by the Devonian layers of the Hochwald, provides a highly iron-rich mineral water. The reddish coloration caused by iron oxide is unmistakable in the area around the spring.

Villa Urbana Longuich → In the course of land consolidation, the Rhineland State Museum Trier cut into the eastern side wing of an originally approximately 110 meters wide and 28 meters deep Villa Urbana in 1984. The protective structure, which only partially corresponds to the volume of the former side wing and was built on the ancient walls, exclusively houses the extensive remains of the former bathing facility. Remains of painted wall plaster, marble coverings, and glass mosaics suggest a high-quality furnishing of the palace-like villa.

 

Information:

Tourist Information Roman Wine Road

Tel. 0049 (0)6502/ 9338-12

e-mail: info@roemische-weinstrasse.de

Internet: www.roemische-weinstrasse.de

Kirsch → Parking lot below the motorway bridge. Other entry points: Sang-Neuhaus → Parking lot in front of the former catering establishment.