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.
In Neroth everything revolves around the mouse. And the mouse will also accompany us on this hike, which is especially suitable for families with children, and answer all your questions. Registration/Info: Johannes Munkler, Nature and Geopark Guide Vulkaneifel, Tel.: 06591 3888, Mobile: 0171 6443572, Email: J.Munkler@t-online.de, www.eifelwanderer.de, Price: adults 8,- Euro, children 2,- Euro, families (2 adults + up to 4 children) 16,- Euro,small groups on request 70,- Euro, minimum number of participants 4 persons.
Slide presentation about the "Mills in Liesertal" by and with Albert Klein on 8. October 2026
Observation of the starry sky with telescopes and binoculars on the obseratory area.
Autumn market in the old town and at the castle
Adjustment drives to the Nürburgring long-distance series.
Guided nature experience hike with great insights into one of the largest moors in the Volcanic Eifel...
Entertaining tour through Hillesheim: Mysterious things happen in the narrow streets of the crime capital Hillesheim. Lies and deceit, assassination and murder everywhere. A binding registration is required. Distance 2-3 km. Price: Adults € 9.00, young people € 6.00, 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
Round hike with the Eifelverein Prüm.
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 Meerfelder Maar was created about 80,000 years ago by a huge steam explosion. Today you will learn more...