Mehren

Geographically, Mehren lies at the foot of the Mosenberg and is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. The area is known for its numerous maars - volcanic crater lakes - which were formed thousands of years ago. These form a unique backdrop and invite you to go hiking or cycling.

Tourist attractions include the 12th-century Bürresheim Castle and the Church of St. Agatha with its impressive 14th-century frescoes.

Cultural highlights can be found nearby in the form of museums, such as the Strohn Volcano House or the Eifel Museum in Mayen.

For culinary delights, be sure to make a detour to the regional restaurants, where you can try traditional dishes such as Döppekooche (potato pancakes) or Himmel un Ääd (heaven and earth).

The best outdoor activities can vary depending on the season: In summer, hiking through the picturesque nature is a great option; during autumn, the sight of the colourful foliage beckons you on walks; in winter, you can go skiing on the nearby ski slopes and in spring, many flowers bloom around Mehren.

If it rains, there are also numerous activities in the surrounding area. For example, visit the Eifel thermal spa Zikkurat or take a tour of the Lava Dome volcano museums in Mendig and Mayen.

Where is the most beautiful? It's hard to say, as Mehren is surrounded by a picturesque landscape. But a walk along the Mosenberg offers a breathtaking view over the Maar area.

Overall, Mehren is definitely worth a visit! This travel guide will help you to plan your next trip in the best possible way and to get to know all the highlights of the region.