The Siechhaus offers many facets of the rural-Rhenish flair. In summer you can linger in the courtyard café and in the wild farm garden and eat Grandma Anna's crumble cake in the sun. In winter, the nostalgic guest room offers cozy comfort.
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.
With over 12,000 exhibits on 1,300 square meters, the Prüm Museum is one of the largest museums in the Eifel.
One of the more representative courtyard complexes, which is still well preserved and inhabited today.
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
Kommern Castle was built around 1350 and until 1794 was the seat of the ducal Arenberg bailiff of the imperial lordship of Kommern, so it was an administrative building.
The former school building now houses the "Uraalt Scholl" village museum in Mützenich.
The town museum invites you on an exciting journey through the history of Euskirchen. With numerous exhibits such as legionary helmets, motorbikes or cinema chairs, the town's history comes alive. The historic town wall is integrated into the rooms of the museum in the Kulturhof and is partly visible.
At 658 meters above sea level, the Steling is the highest elevation in the Aachen region. The excellent visibility was the reason why there was even a fire watch tower on the Steling. The view extends in an easterly direction over the Eifel National Park.