Top 10 Places to Visit

The"Dunaris Quelle" has been called "Frauendrees" by the local population for centuries. You will find the spring in the health resort park of Daun and it is a stop on the"Drees"hiking trail.

The playground at the Drei Eichen Hütte in Lutzerath is beautifully situated in the forest and is particularly suitable for hot summer days. As the site is close to the "HeimatSpur Erlebnispfad Achterhöhe" or "HeimatSpur Wald-Wohlfühl-Weg" hiking trails, a short hike with the family can be wonderfully combined with a nice end to the day on the playground. The large bench invites you to have a picnic.

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The Germanic bridge over the Kleine Kyll is part of the Kleine Kyll and Punkt 4 mindfulness path on the way and stands for inspiration.

The three caves are located at Mühlenberg, north of Hohenfels-Essingen.

Pass through the gateway to the centuries-old Himmerod Abbey and discover a time that seems long forgotten. The thick walls and small monastery farms of the Cistercian Abbey in the Salm Valley give you contemplative moments in the middle of the GesundLand Vulkaneifel.

The studio Tusche & Ton at the marketplace holds many treasures - take a look.

The upper forts is the older of the two Manderscheider forts. It was always owned by the Trier until the dissolution of the Electoral State and its destruction by the French (1673). Today, the well-preserved ruin is owned by the town of Manderscheid and is freely accessible.

In the Middle Ages, Glaadt was even more important than Jünkerath, which at that time was only a hut settlement. For this reason, the counts of Blankenheim built a castle there in the 13th century, which was rebuilt into a magnificent hunting lodge at the beginning of the 17th century. However, a lightning strike in the 18th century caused it to burn to the ground.  

The Eifel bell foundry is known worldwide for its handcrafted bells.