Scheid: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Landscape

Scheid is described as an open agricultural landscape with windbreak hedges and a nearby 132-hectare communal forest. It offers opportunities for peaceful outdoor recreation.

Culture

Scheid is locally associated with a crossroads of trade routes dating back to Roman times. A route from Trier split there towards Cologne and Aachen; it is recorded as the Hottenpaht.

Scheid is also associated with a local tradition involving seven wayside crosses. These were renewed in 1969 and used for seven kneeling prayers.

Surroundings

The area surrounding Scheid includes Hardt and Schwirzheimer Kopf.

The wider regional surroundings of Scheid include the Hünert development area, Kasselburg, Achelter, Sattel, Steinfeld Cistercian Monastery, and the Dollendorf ruins.

Accommodation

A farm in Scheid offers holiday accommodation on a farm. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Scheid can then continue searching for accommodation.

An overview of other local pages: Esch, Gönnersdorf, Hallschlag, Kerschenbach, Stadtkyll, Lissendorf, Feusdorf, Schüller

For the higher-level travel overview: Obere Kyll.