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Ausflugslokal Urfttalsperre
Schleiden
In the middle of the Eifel National Park lies our excursion restaurant, with a magnificent view and a good home-style ambience.
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Aussichtspunkt Achterhöhe
Lutzerath
On a forest sofa, let your gaze wander comfortably over the Siebenbach valley and take in all seven meanders of the stream at a glance. On the way on the Heimatspur 05!.
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Aussichtsturm "Eifel-Guck"
Sassen
Wonderful ViewOn the observation tower "Eifelguck" you have a 360 degree view over the volcanic Eifel and to the Hochkelberg.
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Bäckerei & Stehcafé Flesch Dreis
Dreis
With more than 20 different, crispy fresh bread and more than ten different types of rolls, we want to spoil our customers day after day! True to our motto "tradition and freshness", we lovingly bake by hand a variety of bread and rolls, as well as a rich selection of cakes, pies and fine pastries, which we offer you day after day in our now eleven branches, including four cafés…
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Bäckerei Jenniches
Schleiden
The Jenniches bakery in Schleiden is centrally located at the bus station and offers a lot for those who are hungry.
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Bäckerei Jenniches
Hellenthal
In addition to typical Eifel bread, small and fine baked goods, we have created a very special range of products for our company with our Eifelprints. Over years of fine-tuning - the recipe has been modified to suit Eifel's taste - our Printe has meanwhile found supraregional approval, appreciation and enthusiasts…
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Beim Brauer
Daun
Regional top quality from the grill! In the Brauers 800°C restaurant, everything revolves around excellent grilling specialties. A delight for true meat lovers!.
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Bertricher Hof
Bad Bertrich
The Bertricher Hof invites you to enjoy – with small dishes, hearty snacks, homemade cake, and refreshing ice cream. The offer is complemented by a daily changing special dish.
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Birresborner Eishöhlen
Birresborn
Until far into the 19th century millstone were carved out in the caves. But the caves also were used as natural "refrigerators". In the winter time they were equipped with ice and snow so that cooling conditions kept the cold far into the summer.
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