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Top 15 excursion destinations
Discover nature, history and culture
The Eifel is a place for real experiences. When you are out and about here, you will encounter a landscape that tells stories: of volcanoes and monasteries, of artisan architecture and quiet retreats, of nature that touches and culture that remains.
Our top 15 selection shows you excursion destinations that allow you to experience the Eifel in different ways. Many of them can be easily combined with a hike or bike tour, others are ideal starting points for a day trip. They invite you to take a closer look. From the mysterious Laacher See lake to the imposing Eltz Castle, from the spiritual power of Maria Laach Abbey to romantic half-timbered towns such as Monschau and Bad Münstereifel and the wild beauty of the national park - each place is special in its own way.
Take your time, get involved - and get to know local stories and special features.
Top 15 excursion tips
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City-Outlet and historic Bad Münstereifel
Bad Münstereifelclosed today
Bad Münstereifel is a small romantic town that has grown historically over the years, with picturesque timber-framed houses and the City Outlet, with attractive shops that are worth paying a visit. You can take a break in the many cosy cafés and restaurants.
Bitburger Erlebniswelt
Bitburgclosed today
The home of Bitburger Come to the Bitburger Erlebniswelt to experience our number one draught beer with all five senses
Maare der Vulkaneifel
DaunOpen today
Powerful natural forces created these unique natural beauties. The "eyes of the Eifel", as they are commonly known, shimmer deep blue and captivate their visitors.
Nürburgring
NürburgOpen today
The Nürburgring Green Hell - racing, business, adventure, holiday
Eifelmuseum - EifelTotal
MayenOpen today
Genovevaburg castle is a symbol of the town of Mayen. It can be seen from far and wide, towering over the town centre. Inside, it is home to the Eifelmuseum with the exhibiton "EifelTotal" and the German Slate Quarry Museum.
