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.
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 Schalkenmehren Drees had been completely forgotten and was only redesigned in the summer of 2020.
The Schalkenmehren maar is the largest of the three Daun maars. Here, you can not only enjoy nature and the fresh air during your walk, but can also cool off in the maar. You also have the option of fishing and exploring the maar by boat.
At around 11,000 years old, the Ulmener Maar is the youngest Eifel maar.
De XXL-bank bij Berlingen biedt bezoekers een adembenemend uitzicht over het prachtige landschap en de Kasselburg in Pelm.
The path to the Klidinger waterfall not far from Bad Bertrich is characterised by unspoilt, untamed nature. Once you arrive at the waterfall, you will discover a fascinating natural spectacle. The waterfall is particularly attractive in winter, when the cold conjures wondrous shapes from snow and icicles.
The health resort town Manderscheid can offer all Kneipp enthusiasts three different water treading pools in no less than two health resort parks and on the Achtsamkeitspfad Kleine Kyll (mindfulness path). Give yourself and the water a kick!
The water temperature is 28 °C.
The playgrounds in the lovingly landscaped spa gardens of Gerolstein are magical attractions for children of all ages.
The Eifel bell foundry is known worldwide for its handcrafted bells.