Brohl

Brohl – A Gateway to the Volcanic Landscape of the Eifel
Brohl, a picturesque village in Rhineland-Palatinate, is the starting point of the Brohl Valley, renowned for its striking volcanic landscape. The region features unique geological formations, such as the Laacher See and the Trass caves. Visitors can explore the natural beauty of the Eifel aboard the historic Brohltal narrow-gauge railway.

The Trass caves in Brohltal

A few kilometers away from the Trass caves in the Brohltal is the Laacher See volcano, which filled the surrounding valleys with lava particles up to 60 m high when it erupted 13,000 years ago.

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Germany