The giant chair at Pronsfeld offers you a view of Pronsfeld, the Prüm Valley up to the Schneifel, and the area around Habscheid, Üttfeld, and Lichtenborn.

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On the 562 m high Schwarzenberg, hidden in the forest, there is a chapel dedicated to the Sorrowful Mother of God. The Schwarzenberg Chapel was built in 1719. The altar with the Pietà in the middle section is framed by the saints Aloysius (right) and Augustine.

Experience "The Eifel from below" all year round, every day!                                                                                                                           The family-friendly guided tours are especially designed for children, for whom a visit to the "underground world" is a very special experience!  Guided tours of the former lead ore mine are offered three times a day for individual visitors.

The Mariawald Monastery with its centuries-old tradition is a place of silence and spiritual contemplation.

The permanent exhibition "Karl Marx (1818-1883), Life - Work - Impact to the Present" introduces Karl Marx as a historical person, maturing his philosophical and economic ideas as well as their effects on the course of history and the present time.

The charming farm museum tells the story of life in the Eifel at the turn of the century.

The giant bench near Pronsfeld offers you a view of Pronsfeld, the Prüm Valley, and the Alfbach Valley.

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.

Climb the 11m high "Dronketurm" on the Mäuseberg near the "Weinfeld Maar" and enjoy an incredible panoramic view over the GesundLand Vulkaneifel around Daun.