Museums
The museum landscape of the Eifel is diverse: from settlement and cultural history to geological history and volcanism.
Besucherbergwerk "Grube Bendisberg" in Langenfeld
Langenfeld
The 3-shaft-visitor mine "Grube Bendisberg" offers awesome insights deep in the inside of the earth. Old miner-traditions become alive in midst of broken stones.
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Eifelmuseum - Museumswelten Mayen
Mayen
ovevaburg castle is a symbol of the town of Mayen. It can be seen from far and wide, towering over the town centre.
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Erlebniswelten Grubenfeld (mining site Experience Worlds)
Mayen
What did humans do with the volcanic rocks? What did they create from them? How did they obtain these rocks? And how were they able to shape them? The quarry field Volcano Park experience centre has interesting answers to all these questions.
Heimatmuseum in Bermel
Bermel
In the museum of local history in Bermel remnants of old utensils, tools, water pipes and many other artefacts from Roman time can be visited up close.
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Heimatmuseum in Monreal
Monreal
For four centuries it shaped Monreal. Now you can immerse yourself in his story: the craft of cloth making comes to life again in the exhibition in the "Gallery in the Untertor".
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Heimatmuseum in Virneburg
Virneburg
In the middle of Virneburg, the old school can be found, on whose two upper floors the Heimatmuseum Virneburg is housed, which offers insights into the history of Virneburg.
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Historisches Weinmuseum Kobern-Gondorf
Kobern-Gondorf
What exactly happens in the vineyard and in the wine cellar? What are the works and handles that a winemaker needs to know? Which tools and techniques were used earlier and how did the methods change?.
Museum Winningen
Winningen
The former school, a stately Lassaulx building, now houses the museum. The focus is on the "presentation of viticulture in Winningen", the history of the place. From the Stone Age to the present day and the life of August Horch (founder of the Horch and AUDI works)…
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Schloss Bürresheim palace
St. Johann
During the Middle Ages, Schloss Bürresheim palace was actually a castle, in other words, a knight’s residence and a fortress at the same time.
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