Chapelle Frohnert

One of the most unusual Christmas destinations can be found in the Eifel, right on the border between Germany and Belgium. “ArsKrippana” houses one of the largest and most impressive Christmas nativity scene collections in Europe on more than 2,500 square meters. Just in time for Christmas 2024, operator Michael Balter is presenting two highlights that are intended to encourage pause and reflection in turbulent times: a peace nativity scene and a “dream "the angel".

In the heart of the Volcanic Eifel lies what is probably the most complete volcano in Germany, the Rockeskyller Kopf. No other volcano shows all stages of its development so open-heartedly.

The Eifel-Blick Leudersdorf offers hikers an extensive panorama. You can look directly over Leudersdorf, a district of Üxheim in the Hillesheim region, all the way to the Ahütte industrial estate in the Ahrbach valley.

To this day, processions in the time of penance lead up the Kreuzberg, past the "Seven Sorrows of Mary".

St. Clement's Church, with its incomparable Baroque atmosphere, has lost none of its appeal to this day. The Salvator Church houses the image of Our Lady of Sorrows in a precious Antwerp carved altar. Übersetzt mit DeepL Translate