The lovingly restored, listed farmhouse from the 17th century is a stop on the historic village tour.

Former oil mill from the 17th century in the Tiefenbach valley

Let your eyes wander, get insights into nature reserves and look at distances up to 50 km, which guarantees relaxation and relaxation.

The Kyll corresponds to the Losheimer Graben at the border to Belgium. The Kyll, at about 130 km, is the longest river in the Eifel with its source and mouth located within the Eifel.

Visit the Vulkanmuseum Daun and experience the fascinating history of volcanism!

Viewing platform at the Urft dam. The viewing platform on the Urft dam wall was the site of the barrier keeper's homestead built between 1924 and 1926 until it was destroyed in the Second World War.

Celtic fortification dating from the 5th century B.C.

The vast majority of the guided tours offered by Stolberg-Touristik start at the Galminus Fountain - and for good reason, as this fountain sculpture is located directly opposite Stolberg-Touristik and in the immediate vicinity of the charming old town.

From the "Krawutschketurm", named after the Eifel hiker Franz Krawutschke, there is a breathtaking view over the mountain ranges of the Eifel and from the edge of the parking lot, the view sweeps over the widening valley of the Rur with the Obermaubach reservoir over the edge of the Eifel into the Jülich Börde and the Cologne Bay.

High above the Eifel village of Mürlenbach the imposing scenery of the Bertradaburg Castle emerges.