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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.

Calendar of events

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An impressive church with striking towers and a historical stone structure. In the foreground stands a statue that draws attention to the surroundings. — Copyright: Vulkanregion Laacher See/Kappest

7/21/26

Colorful program around the Maria Laach Monastery! The Maria Laach Monastery and Lake Laach are always worth a visit! But especially so on Maria Laach Day!

A group of two adults and two children is exploring nature. They are looking intently at a rock in the autumn forest. — Copyright: Dominik Ketz

7/21/26 - 11/1/26

Heimbach Family Day in the Eifel National Park

A group of five friends cheers with glasses. The scene takes place on a sunny day outdoors with beautiful views.

7/21/26

Experience a unique interplay of nature, wine, and music! At our Wine Tasting “Vulkan trifft Vino”, you will enjoy exquisite wines from the Dehen Winery from Müden, accompanied by small delicacies and a breathtaking view of the Laacher See.

A small bat sits on a piece of wood. It has brown fur and outstretched wings. — Copyright: Verbandsgemeinde Mendig

7/22/26

Children's Day in the Lava Dome: Exciting bat rally as part of the "Night of the Volcanoes"!

A picturesque train travels through green fields, surrounded by hills. In the background, a small village with a mountain and a castle ruin can be seen. — Copyright: Martin Hörger

7/22/26

On the occasion of the event week "Night of the Volcanoes," free rides on the "Volcano Express" will again be offered to all children and teenagers.

A ranger is leading a group. In the background, you can see the Mariawald Monastery. — Copyright: D. Ketz

7/22/26

Wednesdays | The moderately difficult hike in the Eifel National Park leads from the Abbey of Mariawald into the beech nature forests and the habitat of the woodpeckers. It is suitable for children and off-road strollers.

A group of children is standing in a circle and is attentively looking at the ground. They are wearing different hats and examining something in the soil. — Copyright: Citiescape Naturcamp, M. Item

7/22/26

Adventure- Forest- Summer

A group of children is working on a creative project outdoors. They are handling materials and are focused on the task at hand. — Copyright: J. Zimpel-Nonn/Vulkanregion Laacher See

7/22/26

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.