Schleiden Castle Church is one of the most important late Gothic hall churches in the northern Eifel and is particularly famous for its König organ from 1770. The castle church was consecrated as a castle chapel in 1230 and replaced by a Gothic church around 1340, the choir of which is still preserved today. Between 1516 and 1525, Dietrich IV von Manderscheid-Schleiden built the three-aisled, late Gothic hall, which has remained unchanged ever since.
Café in the Volcano House Strohn with refreshments and small dishes.
The Hochkelberg, is at 675 metres, one of the ten highest mountains in the Volcanic Eifel. It is a former layered volcano and the Mosbrucher pond lies at the south side . Below its summit, there is a transmitter tower now.
Beautiful, 50 square meter apartment with a nice balcony and separate entrance. Fully equipped. Kitchen: stove with oven, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, egg stove, boiling water device, kitchen equipped with all necessary utensils. Bathroom with shower and bathtub, hairdryer. Parking available at the house, nearest shopping center 500 m away. City center approx. 1 km. Bicycle path starts in front of the house. Bed, bath and kitchen linen included in the price.
The view from the lookout tower “Landesblick” is impressive: The Maar lake glistens around 200 metres below, gently embedded in the largest Maar funnel in the Eifel. However, only part of the 1,700 metres long basin is covered with water.
Freibad Hürtgenwald UG (haftungsbeschränkt) has been operating the renovated outdoor pool in Vossenack since 2015.
Experience an adventure underground. The journey into the past begins with the journey of the Mühlenberger Stollen.
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The forest playground in Obermaubach invites young and old to take a break.Übersetzt mit DeepL Translate
Traces of settlement at the prehistoric Kakushöhle between Eiserfey and Weyer date back to 80,000 BC. Hunter-gatherer groups of the Neanderthals left behind numerous stone implements of the Middle Palaeolithic epochs and animal bones.