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.
Let yourself be pampered by a varied menu with fine regional ingredients: The beginning features a beetroot carpaccio on marinated arugula with roasted pine nuts and parmesan. As the main course, you will be served tender pork tenderloin on creamy chanterelle cream sauce with buttered spaetzle and fresh salad. The sweet finale consists of warm forest fruits with creamy vanilla ice cream and freshly whipped cream. Bookable seats: 50 peopleCost: 49 € per person including a voucher for a golf taster course
The international western meeting in Wershofen is a special highlight in the Eifel
A beautiful flea market for both big and small collectors.
The special journey of discovery
The historic motorsport race at the nuerburgring.
From Romans to electors to historical cultural assets. Experience the almost 2000-year history of Bad Bertrich up close on this guided tour. With Dr André Uzulis (in German).
"Set the Table with Local Delicacies" Regional Market
Large farmers' market and presentation of harvest-related work.
In search of clues to the locations of the Eifel crime novels Short text: What inspires Jacques Berndorf and co. so much? The only way to find the answer is to go on a hike through the thriller scenery around Hillesheim. Our crime thriller guides will take you under their care and lead you to the original locations. Price: Adults €14.00, young people €10.00, groups on request €50.00 per hour Minimum number of participants: 6 persons Meeting point: Tourist information centre, Am Markt 1, 54576 Hillesheim 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
On the road with a view of the lake landscape You hike where the wall lizard and the grass snake feel at home. In the rocky terrain, the group climbs the Honey Mountain - at the top, a fantastic view of the Eifel lake landscape compensates for the effort.