Still undecided?
Then let our guests’ top 10 destinations inspire you—the most popular highlights of the Vulkaneifel at a glance. Below, you’ll find an overview of all the destinations.
Experience fly fishing at the Lieser River in Manderscheid!
The three caves are located at Mühlenberg, north of Hohenfels-Essingen.
The 566-meter-high, erosion-shaped volcanic cone is home to the impressive millstone caves, where angular lava clinker and porous rock provide an impressive insight into the volcanic past of the region.
The Üdersdorfer Drees is located directly on the Lieserpfad - a source of refreshment along the way.
This viewpoint directly at the Meerfelder Maar is unique.
The castle has been destroyed many times, most recently in the Palatinate War of Succession in 1689 by French troops of Louis XIV, like most Eifel castles. Today only a ring wall and a basement tower with shooting ranges are preserved from the former, probably over 1000 years old Burganlage.
Above the spa garden, naturally occurring Buxus Sempervirens (evergreen boxwood), popularly known as "Palm", grow on the slope. It is one of the largest areas of boxwood north of the Alps.
On selected days, the Technology Museum comes to life and takes you on a journey back to the time when mills, stationary engines, and steam engines determined the pace of progress.
The Bad Bertrich healing spring is Germany's only Glauber salt thermal spring with a "naturally warm" temperature of 32° C. The healing spring was already recognised and secured by the Romans around 2,000 years ago.