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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 close-up of leaves and fruit clusters on a tree stump. The background is blurred and shows a green, natural setting. — Copyright: Forstamt Koblenz

10/27/26

LeckerMYK Mushroom and Wild Berries Weeks: Identifying and Tasting Forest Trees

A group of hikers is walking on a narrow path through nature. In the background, you can see a historic building and green hills.

10/28/26

Ranger tour Mariawald Monastery in the Eifel National Park

A group of five hikers stands on a forest path and observes nature. Trees with colorful autumn leaves surround them.

10/30/26 - 1/29/27

every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Friday of the month | A ranger will first guide you along the Heimbach reservoir and then through challenging trails in the beech forests of the Kermeter, a highlight of the Eifel National Park.

A man is sitting by the water and smiling. Behind him, trees and a calm water surface are visible.

10/30/26

Experience a murderously good evening at the "Hotel Zur Post" with a captivating reading by Mendig's author Markus Theisen from his latest Eifel crime novel "It Dies Well at Laacher See." Join Commissioner Fritz Weller in his investigations around Laacher See and the historically rich Abbey of Maria Laach. The author takes you on a gripping journey through time, blending historical facts of the region with a healthy dose of pitch-black humor and fine satire.

A coat of arms of the fanfare corps with red and white colors. It features a lion and a stylized hat. — Copyright: Fanfarencorbs KG Rot-Weiss Adenau

10/30/26

FC-Dance Night mit dem Fanfarencorps der KG Rot-Weiss Adenau e. V.

A picturesque landscape with a tranquil lake and gentle hills. The trees reflect the sunlight, creating a peaceful atmosphere. — Copyright: D. Ketz

10/31/26 - 1/30/27

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.

A group of people is walking with alpacas on a green meadow. In the background, trees and hills can be seen. — Copyright: eifelnomaden, J. Baums

10/31/26 - 2/27/27

When the leaves have fallen from the trees and the days become quite short and cold, our llama winter hike promises an unforgettable experience for young and old alike. With the llamas - who often hum quietly and comfortably to themselves - we stroll leisurely through the nature reserve.

10/31/26 - 2/27/27

Our llama hike, which lasts about three and a half hours, begins and ends right below the Schönecken castle ruins. After a fun introduction, during which you’ll get to know the llamas and alpacas, we’ll set off on our group tour through the “Schönecker Schweiz” nature reserve.

A statue stands amidst a kindly designed grave, surrounded by colorful flowers. In the background, tall trees are visible, creating a serene atmosphere. — Copyright: Win.dn GmbH

10/31/26

The Protestant Cemetery is a cultural and historical landmark of a kind found in only a few cities today.

A tranquil landscape with purple heather flowers and scattered trees. The sky is partly cloudy, creating a pleasant atmosphere. — Copyright: Marcus Hüsgen

10/31/26

To kick off the culinary nature excursion, a hearty welcome snack awaits you at the "Landhaus Eifelschenke." Once you’ve refueled, you’ll set off with the "Wacholderwacht Osteifel" into the Wacholderheide Nature Reserve around Arft.

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