Burgruine Schönecken
SchöneckenThe castle represents the landmark of our place. A walk there is always worthwhile. From here you can enjoy an impressive view of Schönecken and its surroundings.
The castle represents the landmark of our place. A walk there is always worthwhile. From here you can enjoy an impressive view of Schönecken and its surroundings.
The Bourbon plateau got its name from the former Fort Bourbon and it had been included in the fortification for ages.
We look forward to welcoming you to the new Tourist Information Center and Gemünd National Park Information Point at our new location at Dreiborner Straße 59.
Selected exhibits from the historical collection and the mineral stone collection from the Hillesheim town museum are shown with works by artists from the Volcanic Eifel.
The upper forts is the older of the two Manderscheider forts. It was always owned by the Trier until the dissolution of the Electoral State and its destruction by the French (1673). Today, the well-preserved ruin is owned by the town of Manderscheid and is freely accessible.
Experience "The Eifel from below" all year round, every day! The family-friendly guided tours are especially geared towards children, for whom a visit to the "underground world" is a very special experience! Guided tours through the former lead ore mine are offered three times a day for individual visitors.
Eifel-Film-Bühne, Aachener Str. 15, Hillesheim, phonenumber +496593 212.Excelent Cinema program
Directly on the crater of the Pulvermaar, in the middle of the volcanic Eifel, directly at the "German volcanic road" in the heart of the Unsesco Global European Geoparks lies the Vulkanhof. In this unspoiled landscape, the herd of goats in the spacious playpen has plenty of exercise.
Directly on the lake, the "Seeterrasse" offers a wide range of options.
The path to the Klidinger waterfall not far from Bad Bertrich is characterised by unspoilt, untamed nature. Once you arrive at the waterfall, you will discover a fascinating natural spectacle. The waterfall is particularly attractive in winter, when the cold conjures wondrous shapes from snow and icicles.