Things to see and do Rosport

Rosport is home to the country's only sparkling mineral water spring, located on the edge of the Vulkaneifel region known for its volcanic activity, which continues to this day. Discovered in 1955 by geologist Michel Lucius, the spring was exploited from 1959 onwards. The company's logo, a horse, illustrates how the river Sûre was crossed on horseback before the first bridge was built. Temporarily closed to visitors, the production site will reopen its doors to the public in 2024.

This museum is dedicated to scientific research, especially the work of Henri Tudor. This 19th century man, passionate about electricity, was in his time a precursor and creator of genius. He was one of the great instigators of the lead-acid battery and was at the origin of research and tests on city lighting. A pedagogical, but also fun, visit with workshops on electrical energy that will make you contribute. Learn how to magnetize confetti or make electricity by pedalling.

The Romanesque chapel of Romanesque style, characterised by its square tower, was built in the th century. Imposing arches built with coloured sandstone (reddish brown) are built on massive pillars. Stone altars date from the early 1630 th century and the Renaissance Chair. The statue of the Virgin is one of the few remarkably well preserved wooden statues and dates back to the th century. A soothing place, which deserves a look at its peaceful atmosphere as well as its art wonders.