Places to Visit in the Vulkaneifel

"Tree of life" an approx. 35 m high, evergreen thuja (thuja plicata / giant tree of life) has been growing in Bad Bertricher Alleegarten in front of the Electoral Palace. The extraordinary tree is well preserved, protected as a natural monument and has already been mentioned in Clara Viebig's novels.

Underground connection between two Eifel maars: The Ulmen maar-tunnel

The European Example town of Hillesheim has a host of attractions to offer: The historical area of the town, the town fortifications from the 13th century, the market places, the leisure area "Bolsdorfer Tälchen", St. Martin's Church.

On a forest sofa, let your gaze wander comfortably over the Siebenbach valley and take in all seven meanders of the stream at a glance. On the way on the Heimatspur 05!

the hidden maar

The millstone caves are located northwest of Gerolstein, between the districts Müllenborn and Roth. For those who want to get really deep insights into the interior of the volcano Eifel, a visit to the Mühlstein caves is a must.

The highest elevation of the Mosenberg group has an observation tower. A 360° view over the Volcanic Eifel is worth the steep climb.

UNESCO Global Geopark "Nature and Geopark Vulkaneifel" offers untouched and unique nature. 

In the heart of the Volcanic Eifel lies what is probably the most complete volcano in Germany, the Rockeskyller Kopf. No other volcano shows all stages of its development so open-heartedly.

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.