Aside from a nature experience section, there are also stunning attractions: six courses, 40 climbing elements, and the "Tarzan jump" for those who want a challenge. Enough for a complete day out. Climbing is fun for everyone over 1.05 metres tall.

A popular holiday destination for true wine lovers. Discover this cozy wine village known for its famous wine and street festivals and cozy Christmas markets. The landscape, people, and townscape have all been shaped by the 2,000-year-old wine culture.

Trier was one of the key cities of the Roman Empire, making it the oldest city in Germany. Visit the amphitheatre and the historic Roman baths. Furthermore, the city has all kinds of tasting rooms, bistros, clubs and fun shops.

Bitburger is one of Germany's oldest breweries. On a tour of the brewery, you will learn all about this family business, its success story and the world of beer brewing.

From the viewing platform Windklang, you may take in the panorama of the Eifel from this high mountain throughout the year. Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and tobogganing are all particularly popular during the winter. A long walk is especially pleasant in the summer.

You go back in (vehicle) time for a bit. At this museum, you will find a large collection of German automotive brands from the 50s, 60s and 70s. The guides will tell you everything you need to know about the collection and how things were in the automotive and motorcycle world back then.

Idar-Oberstein, also known as the Jewellery and Gemstone City. Learn how precious stones are treated in the famous 'Weiherschleife'. Or visit the gemstone mines at the Steinkaulenberg. This is Europe's only open-air gemstone mine.

View the Moselle from a unique vantage point: the water. You will sail past the world-famous steep vineyards and Landshut Castle on this boat tour. In addition, take a deep breath and enjoy the breathtaking scenery from the boat.

Experience an adrenaline rush at one of the park's 60 attractions. Visit the accompanying animal park, which houses 200 animals. Don't want to walk for a while? Then ride the Eifel Express to explore another area of the park. Tickets with a discount are available at the reception desk.

A charming and cozy town on the Moselle. Because of the important wine trade, there are many small stores selling Mosel wine here. However, the surroundings of this location are also ideal for hiking, such as along the banks of the Moselle.

The Wildlife and Adventure Park is situated in the heart of the Eifel, surrounded by forests and meadows. Children can stroke ponies, calves, and pot-bellied pigs at the petting zoo. They can also let off steam on the playground equipment in the adventure playground.

Take a guided tour that is engaging for both young and old and travel back in time to the age of chivalry with the kids. In addition, enjoy events and cultural festivals at the highest castle on the Mosel.