Ormont

Ormont lies at the foot of the Mosenberg and is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. The region is known for its numerous volcanic lakes such as the Pulvermaar or the Holzmaar, as well as for its unique basalt landscape. The area also offers an abundance of hiking and cycling trails with magnificent views of valleys and hills.

For culture lovers, there are many historical sites to discover, including medieval castles such as Manderscheid Castle or Himmerod Monastery dating back to the 12th century. The village itself also has much to offer: In the parish church of St. Nikolaus you can admire beautiful paintings.

A variety of events take place throughout the year - from the traditional May festival to the Christmas market - so there is always something going on in Ormont.

The regional cuisine is characterised by hearty dishes made from regional ingredients - be sure to try the Eifeler Döppekooche (potato pancakes) or the Sauerbraten (sauerbraten)! For wine lovers, a detour to the Ellenz-Poltersdorf winegrowers' cooperative is worthwhile for a tasting of local wines.

In summer, Ormont is perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and swimming in the volcanic lakes. In winter you can ski or snowboard on the ski slope at Mäuseberg.

But there is also plenty to do in bad weather: Visit the Eifel Volcano Museum or relax in the thermal baths Vulkaneifel Therme in Bad Bertrich.

Where is it most beautiful in Ormont? That's hard to say, as the landscape is so varied! However, a walk along the Pulvermaar offers a particularly impressive view.

Ormont is definitely worth a visit - whether as a day trip or a longer stay. We hope this guide has helped you plan your trip to Ormont and look forward to welcoming you here soon!