In addition to a sauna, steam bath and massages, our "Vulkaneifel" salt grotto health and well-being oasis also offers a salt grotto and a salionarium for the medical and therapeutic treatment of certain illnesses. Salt has been recognised as having health-promoting properties since ancient times. Salt is valuable for a healthy lifestyle and is used more than ever as a household remedy for treating the skin and respiratory tract.
an ideal place to take a break, to linger, watch and relax - as the name suggests
The Neo-Gothic cross chapel in the district of Schleidweiler was built in 1894. A crossroads with 14 stations of individually designed sandstone arrows leads to the Kreuzkapelle, which is perched above Schleidweiler. Starting in the core area Schleidweiler accompanies the visitor 14 Kreuzwegstationen to the Kreuzkapelle. At the crossroads on the Bergrücken, the visitor is rewarded with a wonderful view over the "Fidei" - from the Meulenwald to the Bitburgerland.
This considerable tomb from Roman times was excavated in the years 1972/73 and then restored. Both reliefs with mythological scenes as well as pictures from the everyday life of the builder's family are shown.
Wonderful view of the Eifel National Park.
According to the legend, Emperor Charles the Great had become lost in the High Fens during a hunting excursion near his residence in Aachen and was forced to spend the night on this large quartzite rock. The rock, near the town of Mützenich, situated immediately on the German-Belgian border, is still quite commonly referred to as: Kaiser Karl’s Bettstatt.
The Tourist Information Office in Manderscheid is the perfect place to go for information about the region, hiking tips, and event tickets.
Since 2008, the museum has been inviting young and old alike on a journey through 2,000 years of bathing culture. At the heart of the museum are the original Roman baths, a national monument. The baths from the 2nd century are the best-preserved facilities of their kind north of the Alps. The museum displays the remains of Roman bathing rooms, medieval hygiene rites, the first washbasins and toilets, curious inventions such as the bathing boat and rocking bathtub and the beginnings of spa tourism, with a special educational concept for children that appeals to different senses: the scent wall gives an impression of the smells of the time and a play table invites visitors to try out ancient games. An accompanying comic provides a playful introduction to history via multimedia stations.
In the Sammetbach valley between Hasborn and Oberscheidweiler, the Hasborn acidulous spring lies on the Vulkaneifel-Pfad "Zwei Bäche Pfad".
Wild Dreams – Experience Nature in the National Park with All Your Senses