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Copyright: Eifel Tourismus, Dominik Ketz
Copyright: Eifel Tourismus, Dominik Ketz

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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.

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A half-timbered house with the inscription "Backhaus" above the entrance door. — Copyright: Historische Wassermühle Birgel, Mariette Spohr GmbH

4/4/26 - 10/22/26

Experience the lively past in our historic water mill Birgel! On selected days, the technology museum comes to life and takes you on a journey back in time to when mills, stationary engines, and steam engines set the pace for progress. Let the impressive variety of our fully functional machines inspire you: from the majestic steam engine from 1917, through the mechanical oil press that has been pressing fresh oil for over 130 years, to the three-story grain mill, which is the heart of the mill. Every detail tells a story of craftsmanship, ingenuity, and hard work. Prices: Adults 12 €, Children 3 – 14 years 7 €, Family ticket 30 €, plus programs: 25 € per person, 8 € single price Click here for online ticket booking Contact: Historical Water Mill Birgel, Mühlenstraße 1, 54587 Birgel | Phone: +49 6597 92820 | E-Mail: info@muehlebirgel.de

An impressive church with two tall towers stands against a picturesque background. Surrounded by historic buildings and trees, a spacious square extends. — Copyright: PM Studios

4/4/26

Hike with the Eifelverein Prüm.

A couple sits on a bench and enjoys the view of the green valley. The sky is blue and the landscape is lush and hilly. — Copyright: GesundLand Vulkaneifel GmbH

4/4/26 - 10/31/26

Seething volcanoes, glowing lava flows, trembling earth. In terms of geological history, it wasn't long ago that Bad Bertrich was the scene of such natural spectacles. What it was like, what remains - find out more on this guided hike. With Kurt Immik.

Eifelverein

4/4/26

The Eifel Association Daleiden-Dasburg offers an Easter hike in Daleiden for families.

A modern observatory with a dome is located in a forested area. The sky is cloudy, and the meadow is green and untouched. — Copyright: Astronomische Vereinigung Vulkaneifel

4/4/26 - 9/26/26

The Astronomische Vereinigung invites you into the Hoher List Observatory.

A flyer for the Easter egg hunt at the visitor mine Grube Bendisberg. It provides information about the event, participation requirements, and necessary equipment. — Copyright: Touristik-Büro Vordereifel

4/5/26

On Easter Sunday, the Easter Bunny will visit the Bendisberg mine near St. Jost - Langenfeld in the Vordereifel. For children from 4 to 10 years it goes - equipped with helmet, lamp and bucket down into the tunnel.

A colorful steam locomotive travels through a green landscape. In the background, there are gentle hills and a blue sky. — Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

4/5/26 - 5/1/26

A trip with the Brohltalbahn is more than just a train ride. It is pure everyday deceleration, a true experience of technology and nature. It brings the volcanic region of Laacher See with its unique volcanic landscape to life and gives a sense of the "effort" it takes the locomotives to overcome around 400 meters in altitude between the Rhine and Eifel. Step on board and experience a unique narrow-gauge railway in the attractive landscape of the Eastern Eifel!

A picturesque landscape with gentle hills and a calm clear lake. The sun shines through the clouds, illuminating the green meadows and trees.

4/5/26 - 11/29/26

Guided tours to the volcanic lakes of the Eifel - Today's Maar: Weinfelder Maar

A picturesque castle with a colorful Easter egg in the foreground. The sky is clear and the surroundings are green and inviting. — Copyright: Mike Göhre - Der Fotoschmied

4/5/26 - 4/6/26

Colorful spring market with Easter activities, music and children's program at Satzvey Castle.

A man and a woman are standing in a field. They are holding binoculars and smiling as they observe the landscape. — Copyright: D. Ketz

4/5/26 - 1/3/27

Every 1st, 3rd and 5th Sunday of the month | The national park rangers offer guided hikes several times a week - free of charge and without registration. There is a suitable tour for every visitor! The starting times and meeting points of the tours are always the same - this makes planning easier for you.

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