idyllic location, at the French border

Idyllic equestrian center in the Saarland-France-Luxembourg border triangle, right on the French border. Comfortable vacation apartment with 2 bedrooms and a private entrance surrounded by greenery, group accommodations, barbecue area, equestrian center with a lounge, bistro, and outdoor seating area, horseback riding vacations for children, beautiful bike paths, hiking trails, and horseback riding trails, as well as forest paths right next to the farm in France (about 3 km). You can also buy fresh baguettes, croissants, and more there. Day trips to nearby Alsace and Lorraine, as well as to Luxembourg, Trier, the Saarland, and Mettach (Saar Loop). The neighboring town of Merzig offers a wide variety of dining options, a new water park, an open-air wolf enclosure, a marina, a tent city, and numerous “Gardens Without Borders.” Shopping opportunities are also available. Upon request, you can take daily riding lessons on the grounds, in the indoor arena, or off-road. During school breaks, we offer supervised equestrian camps for children. Our accommodations are also available for groups, school classes, etc. Clubs available. You can pamper yourself with us. Horseback riding and trail riding: Daily riding lessons for beginners and advanced riders are held in the new indoor arena or in the large outdoor area. Guided rides in the surrounding area through the forest along the French border. Beautiful bike paths, hiking trails, and horseback riding trails right next to the farm. Cycling: There are beautiful, flat bike paths around the farm; they lead to neighboring France along the “Pierres à la Frontière” sculpture symposium. You can also cycle from the marina in the town of Merzig along well-developed bike and hiking trails along the Saar River. Day Trips: Interesting day trips are available to neighboring Luxembourg, as well as to Lorraine and Esass in France. We particularly enjoy visiting the cities of Metz and Strasbourg. The city of Luxembourg and the waterfront in Remich offer a very special charm. Germany’s oldest city is the Roman city of Trier, which is easily accessible via a scenic route just a one-hour drive along the Saar and Moselle rivers through Mettlach, Saarburg, and Konz. This route is also very popular with cyclists. The state capital, Saarbrücken, is just a half-hour drive away and offers plenty of shopping and cultural opportunities.