Burrweiler: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

Burrweiler is a wine village on the edge of the Palatinate Forest. Above the village stands the St. Anna pilgrimage church; the Modenbach Valley and its forest hut landscape can also be accessed from here. Anyone wishing to rent a vacation apartment in Burrweiler can then continue searching for accommodation.

Culture

Burrweiler’s attractions include a Gothic village church dating from 1523, Renaissance gate arcades of the former castle of the Counts of von der Leyen, the Ludwigsstift, and a Stations of the Cross dating from 1880 that leads uphill to St. Anna Chapel.

Wine

Burrweiler’s wineries invite visitors to taste wines in their cellars. The full-bodied flavor of the wines is associated with the region’s nearly Mediterranean climate. The village also has wine taverns, vinotheques, winegrowers’ hospitality, and local restaurants.

Nature

Burrweiler has three officially designated, color-marked local hiking routes that begin at the festival hall: a 4.1 km route to St. Anna Chapel and the Annaberg, a 7.9 km route across the plateau of the former Geisburg, and a longer route through the Modenbach Valley and past several forest huts.

Surroundings

The Drenselberg is located near Burrweiler. The surrounding area includes Kropsburg, Trifels Castle, Trifels Ruins, Walterberg, Madenburg Ruins, Steigerkopf, and Harzofenberg.

Further destinations: Herxheim Bei Landau/Pfalz, Barbelroth, Göcklingen, Offenbach An Der Queich, Gossersweiler-Stein, Kapellen-Drusweiler, Steinfeld, Wernersberg.

To the higher-level travel overview: Southern Wine Route.