The Mundwaldrunde partially follows the pilgrimage route "Eifel-Camino." From the historic market square, it first leads over the Lieser Bridge into the lovingly called Schääl Saidt part of the Säubrennerstadt. Passing the Bernhardskirche, the route leaves the city towards Mundwald. The chapel of the Black Madonna and the Cross Chapel document the deeply rooted faith of the people of Wittlich in the 17th century and attest to profound piety. Soon, the Mundwaldrunde leaves the pilgrimage route and leads through beautifully dense beech forests over partly narrow forest paths to the Roman Villa on the Lieser riverbank. The imposing building was about 140 meters long in its heyday and was built between 150 and 200 AD. The Roman Villa in Wittlich is one of the largest estates north of the Alps. From the villa, the Mundwaldrunde follows the paved bike path / Lieser path back to the city to the left after crossing the wooden Lieser bridge.