The Vulkaneifel region around Daun, Manderscheid, and Bad Bertrich captivates visitors with a diversity that few other regions can match: deep-blue maars, medieval castles, quaint museums, and experiences for the whole family. Whether it’s sunny or rainy, for young or old—an unforgettable outing always awaits here.
Below, you’ll find all the attractions at a glance.
Photo spot at Ulmener Maar Gallery
Waterlogging of the dried up maar lake led to its present state.
The Marienhütte on a hill above the Kleine Kyll is used as a place for regeneration and rest on the mindfulness path.
An exhibition that provides an insight into the economic and social importance of the former home weaving cooperative in Schalkenmehren. Home weaving products over an expanse of six decades, from farm linen to "Maartuch" are shown. Demonstrations and exhibition of weaving equipment and accessories can be seen.
You will find the the geological field with "Geodrom" in the vulcano "Kasselburger Hahn". For families with children it offers the possibility to explore the four main rock types of the Vulkaneifel. Geo-bags can be purchased for €9.50 from the Gerolstein Tourist Information Centre.
FORUM DAUN: FORUM DAUN guests and events centre is a multifunctional building with variable capacity for up to 537 people. The building is equipped with modern technology that offers the best conditions for conferences and events with different requirements.
Cinema inspires - whether you're an action, drama or comedy fan
The XXL bench at the parish church in Buchholz rewards hikers with a far-reaching view!
The late Gothic-Era construction, in the Lutzather district of Driesch, was built at the end of the 15th century as a pilgrimage church in honor of the Mater Dolorosa (the mother of pain).
The Hetsche maar is the smallest mar in the Eifel and about 40.000 - 70.000 years old.