Picked by our team
Towns worth discovering along the Camino de Santiago, chosen by our team. Open one to see its history and sights, and where to stay.
2 towns on the Eifel Camino
View on the mapKlausen grew out of almost nothing: around 1440 a day labourer called Eberhard placed a Pietà barely 20 centimetres tall in a wayside shrine, and today more than 100,000 pilgrims come every year. Here the Eifel-Camino meets the Mosel-Camino, and the Eberhardsklause is one of only two pilgrim hostels on the way to Trier.
Mosel-CaminoEifel CaminoSchweich is the last evening before Trier: a small town on the Mosel where Stefan Andres spent his childhood, with a ferry tower from 1794 that broke the ice in winter, and a synagogue that is now a place of remembrance. From here it is still 20.7 kilometres to the apostle's tomb.
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