Roman lime distillery, © Eifel Tourismus GmbH - AR shapefruit AG

Römische Kalkbrennerei Iversheim

Bad Münstereifel

The lime kiln near Iversheim is one of several distilleries that were built as early as Roman times. In 1966, they were discovered during the construction of a water pipeline. A test burning in one of the original kilns provided important insights into lime production in Roman times. The Iversheim lime kiln is one of the most important archaeological sites for the economic history of the Romanswitnorth of the Alps

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Opening hours

  • From May 1st to October 31st
    Saturday
    1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

    Sunday
    11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

you can find the current opening hours here

Place

Bad Münstereifel

Contact

Römische Kalkbrennerei Iversheim
Kalkarer Weg
53902 Bad Münstereifel-Iversheim
Phone: (0049) 2253 3385

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