14-Nothelfer-Kapelle Eichenbach

After the renovation of the former synagogue and its opening in March 2012, the building, which was desecrated and desecrated by the Nazis in 1938 and then used as a forge for over 70 years, is open to the public again.

The Catholic church in Manderscheid could probably tell many stories about the last centuries. It was first mentioned in 1330. It is called the Tree of Life Church because a tree of life in the form of a column grows from the baptismal font in the crypt.

The building of the former synagogue (1910) was restored from 1976 and converted into a cultural and conference centre. In 1985, the town of Wittlich opened an exhibition entitled "Images of German-Jewish History", which was to be the beginning of an intensive examination of the fate of Jewish fellow men.

This museum tells one of the most exciting evolutionary stories. The Earth had already existed for thousands of millions of years before a green revolution created the basis for life as we know it about 400,000 years ago.

Clara Viebig PavilionKurfuerstenstr. 21Bad Bertrich Every Friday from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Readings in German, information and sales of the literary works of the writer Clara Viebig. She is called "Eifel poet" - one of the most popular writers of the early 20th century, who was often in the Vulkaneifel and loved Bad Bertrich.