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 rocks “Hustley”, “Munterley”, “Drohende Ley”, “Große Kanzel” and “Auberg” shape the cityscape from afar and form Gerolstein’s landmark. The most famous peak of the Gerolstein Dolomites is the "Munterley" - with an altitude of 482 meters.
Mindfulness point 3a: "Barefoot bathing place" - barefoot through the Kleine Kyll river
The Wäschebach bridge over the Lieser was rebuilt as a suspension bridge.
Explore the origins of the massive Strohn Lava Bomb on-site and witness the power of volcanism in the Eifel region firsthand.
The "Old Mill" is the oldest maintained building on the site of Himmerod.
The XXL bench in Sarmersbach rewards hikers with a far-reaching view!
Touch, grasp and understand - this is what distinguishes the interactive museum Vulkanhaus Strohn.
The meadows of the Eifel offer a plentiful selection for the bee hives of beekeeper Körsten in order to produce aromatic blossom honey.
Where it is most beautiful between the Moselle and the Eifel - this is Bad Bertrich! Romantic location in the Üssbach valley, framed by the Moselle and Vulkaneifel. Bad Bertrich, the spa with the only Glauber's salt thermal water in Germany (32° C naturally warm), offers relaxation and recreation in a varied environment.
In this museum the home work, manufacturing and distribution system for iron wire mesh ware from Neroth in the 19th Century is exhibited.