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For Nationalpark-Tor Simmerath-Rurberg in Simmerath, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Nationalpark-Tor Simmerath-Rurberg

Seeufer 3, 52152 Simmerath, DE-NW, DE

Nationalpark-Tor Simmerath-Rurberg

The souvenir vending machine is located in the parking lot at Eifeltor Rurberg.

The modern visitor center is an ideal starting point for getting to know the natural and cultural landscape of the Eifel. A clearly designed exhibition provides useful information about forests, waters, wildlife, and the special features of the protected area. Interactive elements also make the visit interesting for families and children. On site, guests receive information about hiking trails, viewpoints, ranger programs, and seasonal events. Friendly advice helps with planning tours, whether for a short walk or a longer discovery trip through the surrounding area. Maps and brochures make it easier to find your way around. Because of its location near Rursee, the place is especially well suited as a starting point for nature experiences on foot. Anyone looking for the quiet of the landscape, wide views, and exciting insights into the local nature will find an informative and practical introduction here.

Nationalpark-Tor Simmerath-Rurberg
The souvenir vending machine is located in the parking lot at Eifeltor Rurberg.
Seeufer 3
Simmerath
North Rhine-Westphalia
52152
Germany
Nationalpark-Tor Simmerath-Rurberg
Nationalpark-Tor Simmerath-Rurberg
Park / Recreation Area
The modern visitor center is an ideal starting point for getting to know the natural and cultural landscape of the Eifel. A clearly designed exhibition provides useful information about forests, waters, wildlife, and the special features of the protected area. Interactive elements also make the visit interesting for families and children. On site, guests receive information about hiking trails, viewpoints, ranger programs, and seasonal events. Friendly advice helps with planning tours, whether for a short walk or a longer discovery trip through the surrounding area. Maps and brochures make it easier to find your way around. Because of its location near Rursee, the place is especially well suited as a starting point for nature experiences on foot. Anyone looking for the quiet of the landscape, wide views, and exciting insights into the local nature will find an informative and practical introduction here.
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