Kerpen (Eifel)

The geographical location of Kerpen (Eifel) makes it a perfect base for exploring the surrounding natural wonders such as the Maaren, volcanic lakes created by explosions. The region is also known as "Terra Vulcania" and offers a breathtaking backdrop with its rolling hills, green forests and fascinating geology.

Topical tourist attractions include the 12th-century Bürresheim Castle and the ruined 14th-century Nürburg Castle. Cultural highlights include the annual castle festival at Eltz Castle or the medieval festival at Bürresheim Castle.

For culinary specialities, be sure to stop off at a local brewery or indulge yourself in a traditional restaurant - there are many regional specialities to try here!

Outdoors, hiking and cycling enthusiasts can live out their passion to the full: The Vulkan cycle path runs right through Kerpen (Eifel) while several well-marked hiking trails allow you to explore the surrounding area on foot. In winter, nearby ski resorts offer additional opportunities to be active.

If raindrops thwart your plans, you can warm up in one of the many museums or historical sites such as the Eifel Museum or the Roman Museum and learn about the history of this fascinating region.

And where is the best place to go? We recommend a visit to the Nürburgring - a world-famous race track with incredible views. Or simply take a stroll through the picturesque town centre of Kerpen (Eifel) to experience the charm of this destination.

Kerpen (Eifel) is definitely worth a visit and our Travel Guide will certainly help to make your stay unforgettable!