What's going on in the Eifel?
The Eifel offers a varied program of events throughout the year. Whether concerts, exhibitions, guided hikes or markets - culture, nature and regional history come together here in a variety of ways.
A nice flea market for collectors big and small.
A close-up experience of well-known Eifel crime novels and their crime scenes is the order of the day on the crime tours in the Eifel region around Kerpen. In the care of an undercover investigator, you will set off in a team on the trail of the crimes. Price: Adults €12.00, young people €8.00, groups on request €45.00/hour Minimum number of participants: 6 people Meeting point: Bus stop, Fritz-von-Wille-Str., 54578 Kerpen Info/registration required: Information at the Hillesheim Tourist Information Centre, Tel: 06591 133300, -mail: hillesheim@gerolsteiner-land.de and registration in the ticket shop at www.gerolsteiner-land.de and Ticket-Regional
Guided cheese and wine hike along the "Wittlicher Wanderwege/Gradwanderung" circular hiking trail with a total of 5 gourmet stops organised by cheese sommelier Wolfgang Fusenig and the three Wittlich wineries Losen-Bockstanz, Lütticken & Mertes.
Immerse yourself in the nature, history and culture of the Eifel town of Ulmen!
Geo for Kids - tuff hammering course At the Tuff Center, an experienced stonemason explains to the children how to work with tuff and the tools required for this. Afterwards, the "young stonemasons" can get to work themselves.
The Eifel Association Daleiden-Dasburg offers a guided hike in Bleialf.
On this guided tour around Burgau Castle, you will learn interesting, exciting and entertaining facts about the history of the moated castle and its inhabitants.
Noisemakers at the Kulturhof Velbrück.
Klavierabend mit Kotaro FukumaWittlicher KonzerteKarteSoirée de la musique française
Listen to the stories about the lords of the castle and the rich cloth makers and about the hard life of the simple weavers. Finally, you will be able to judge for yourself whether or not the great fire of 1879 contributed significantly to the tourist appeal and popularity of Monschau.
Anna Piechotta conducts a contemplative reflection in her program "Too Much Emotion" to finally establish her self-identity as a middle-aged woman. Whether she succeeds is open to question. What is beyond question – it will be funny, witty, and extremely musical.
Pablo Held Trio - Concert presented by Jazz Club Wittlich e.V.
Observation of the starry sky with telescopes and binoculars on the obseratory area.
The challenging hike leads through the Trôs-Marets valley and the Fraineu Fens.