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to the interactive exhibition “Wildnis(t)räume” (“Dreams of Wilder-ness”) in the Eifel National Park Centre:
Experience indigenous natural forests, fascinating water worlds and an abun-dance of large and small natural wonders of the Eifel and the world.
Explorers of all ages can experience the diverse nature of the National Park with all their senses across the 2,000 m² exhibition. Tactile animal models, a memory bank of smells, the soft fur of a beaver and many more interactive stations provide visitors with one astoun-ding discovery after another. Experience the environment through the compound eye of an insect or get up close with the second-largest wild herbivorous animal in Germany – the red deer.
Come and get involved - with the “dream” of wilderness!
The Eifel National Park is situated in one of the most picturesque and pristine natural regions in Germany. Dense forests, steep valleys, rivers and lakes – it is worth visiting the National Park Centre for the views over the Urft reservoir alone.
Since 2004, the environment in the 11,000 hectare protected area between Aachen, Cologne and Bonn has been largely left to nature to create a “virgin forest of tomorrow”. Scientists have already proven the existence of over 10,000 animal, fungi and plant species here; over 2,300 of these are on the “Red List” – this means that they are either endangered or threatened with extinction.
at the International Place Vogelsang IP:
the “Dreams of Wilderness” interactive exhibition is situated in the heart of the Eifel National Park at the International Place Vogelsang IP. In addition to visiting the exhibition, it is an ideal starting point for guided ranger tours and horse-drawn carriage rides. It also lies on the route of the challenging multi-day hiking trails known as the Wilderness Trail and Eifelsteig.
The site has had an eventful history – the National Socialists began building the “Ordensburg Vogelsang” here in 1934. The site used to serve as a training ground for the next generation of leaders of the NSDAP. After the Second World War, the site was used as a British and then as a Belgian military training area. Nowadays, it is an international centre for tolerance, diversity and peaceful coexistence.
We invite you to touch the exhibits as you walk around the exhibition, which is also a sensory experience for the visually and physically impaired people thanks to the barrier-free guidance system.
The key content is conveyed in German, English, French and Dutch, and is additionally available in German in simple language, raised print and in Braille.
Media guides can be hired. They provide information in several different languages and in German sign language.
All rooms, including the bathroom facilities, are accessible to wheelchairs, buggies and rollators. There are plenty of places to sit and rest in the exhibiti-on.
O
FFERS
OPENING HOURS
Daily from 10am to 5pm(Until 2pm on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve)
ADMISSION PRICES
Admission 8 € | Concession 4 €Family ticket 18 €Combined ticket 12 € | Concession 6 €(Entry to both exhibitions “Dreams of Wildernes” and NS Documentation Centre valid for 1 year)
Free admission for children under 6 and if it is your birthday (0 to 100+ years)
Individuals with the guest card(German: GästeCard ErlebnisregionNationalpark Eifel) or an honoraryoffice card receive a 10% discounton entry.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Animals are not permitted in the exhibition.
Entry to the visitor’s centre is free. There you will find interesting information about the Eifel, short films and an interactive terrain model of the National Park.
Restaurant with a panoramic terrace.
FOR EVERYO
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Barrierefreiheit geprüft
Eifel National Park Centre Forum Vogelsang IPVogelsang 70D-53937 Schleiden, Germany
Administration phone: +49 2444 91574-0Booking phone: +49 2444 91574-11info@nationalparkzentrum-eifel.dewww.nationalparkzentrum-eifel.de
Duration
90 minutes2pm daily
Adults 90 minutesAdults and children90 minutesChildren/concessions90 minutes90 minutes, approx. 2 km180 minutes, 7 km90 minutes
180 minutes
90 minutes135 minutes
90 minutes135 minutes180 minutes270 minutes
Tour, no advance booking required Daily tour with a ranger through theinteractive exhibition, no advance booking required
Programmes for groups Group tour through the interactive exhibitionalso in EN, NL, F and German sign language(up to 15 people/group)
Walk with a ranger*(up to 30 people/group)Nature adventure games or outdoor games*(up to 15 people/group)Children’s birthday party (6-12 years)(up to 10 people/group)Pre-schooler programme (up to 15 people/group)Discovery tourMaxi discovery tourProgramme for school groups (up to 15 people/group)Discovery tourMaxi discovery tourDiscovery dayMaxi discovery day
Price incl. admission
2 €plus admission
150 €
120 €
90 €
45 € 90 € 45 €
85 €
60 € 75 €
90 € 105 € 120 € 150 €
*Only available in conjunction with previous guided tour through the exhibition.
Further information can be found at www.nationalparkzentrum-eifel.de.Or call us at +49 2444 91574-11. We would be pleased to assist you!
Exhibition
WEL
COM
E
Dreams of Wilderness
DIRECTIONS
By public transportTake the SB 82 National Park shuttle bus from Kall railway station or take the SB 63 bus from Aachen via Einruhr (exit at stop “Vogelsang IP Forum”).www.vrsinfo.de, www.avv.de
By car and coachTake the B266 until you reach “Vogelsang 70, 53937 Schleiden”. The visitor parking place is free for the first 30 minutes. Charges apply thereafter (4 €).
On foot and by bikeSituated on numerous hiking trails and cycle paths, the National Park Centre is a great place to stop off on your journey. Free charging station for eBikes. Coordinates: N 50°35'10.6", O 6°26'52.1"
C O S
Höfen
Gemünd
Rurberg
Heimbach
Nideggen
INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION
B 266
RailwaystationKall
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Upper exhibition floor
ENTRANCE and EXIT
Lower exhibition floor Videoroom
Towerroom
IMPRINT
PublisherWald und Holz NRWNationalparkforstamt EifelUrftseestraße 3453937 Schleiden-Gemünd, GermanyTelephone: +49 2444 9510-0Fax: +49 2444 9510-85Email: [email protected]
Person responsible according to German press law(v.i.S.d.P.)Michael LammertzHead of Department for Communication and Experiencing NatureEditorsMartina Höller, Nora Keseberg, Dr. Kerstin Oerter LayoutTanja GeschwindProductionXPrint Medienproduktionprinted on 100 % recycled paper (Blue Angel ecolabel) and CO
2-compensated
Image creditsDominik Ketz, Dr. Andreas Pardey
Published: December 2018
Panoramic view
The virgin forests of tomorrowThe Eifel National Park – home to the globally unique Central European beech forests. Make a journey to the hidden diversity of the forest - from the roots to the crown!
Water worldsSprings, streams and reservoirs – water shapes life in the Eifel National Park. Dive in with us – from the source to the mouth!
Living worldsFeeding relationships and cycles of nature and life are an integral part of the nature itself. Experience the constant process of growth and decay!
Sharp sensesAnimals have exceptional senses. Discover the wonder of nature with us!
The magic of the wildernessSeasons, times of day, sunshine, wind and wea-ther all shape the life rhythm of the animals and plants within the National Park. Take a moment and discover the wonder of space and time!
Human and nature“Wilderness is not a place that we visit – it is our home” (Gary Snyder). Enjoy the panoramic views over the Eifel and relax your body, mind and soul!
Global diversityThe biological diversity - a journey from the Eifel into the world. Travel around the world with us and act in line with nature!
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to the interactive exhibition “Wildnis(t)räume” (“Dreams of Wilder-ness”) in the Eifel National Park Centre:
Experience indigenous natural forests, fascinating water worlds and an abun-dance of large and small natural wonders of the Eifel and the world.
Explorers of all ages can experience the diverse nature of the National Park with all their senses across the 2,000 m² exhibition. Tactile animal models, a memory bank of smells, the soft fur of a beaver and many more interactive stations provide visitors with one astoun-ding discovery after another. Experience the environment through the compound eye of an insect or get up close with the second-largest wild herbivorous animal in Germany – the red deer.
Come and get involved - with the “dream” of wilderness!
The Eifel National Park is situated in one of the most picturesque and pristine natural regions in Germany. Dense forests, steep valleys, rivers and lakes – it is worth visiting the National Park Centre for the views over the Urft reservoir alone.
Since 2004, the environment in the 11,000 hectare protected area between Aachen, Cologne and Bonn has been largely left to nature to create a “virgin forest of tomorrow”. Scientists have already proven the existence of over 10,000 animal, fungi and plant species here; over 2,300 of these are on the “Red List” – this means that they are either endangered or threatened with extinction.
at the International Place Vogelsang IP:
the “Dreams of Wilderness” interactive exhibition is situated in the heart of the Eifel National Park at the International Place Vogelsang IP. In addition to visiting the exhibition, it is an ideal starting point for guided ranger tours and horse-drawn carriage rides. It also lies on the route of the challenging multi-day hiking trails known as the Wilderness Trail and Eifelsteig.
The site has had an eventful history – the National Socialists began building the “Ordensburg Vogelsang” here in 1934. The site used to serve as a training ground for the next generation of leaders of the NSDAP. After the Second World War, the site was used as a British and then as a Belgian military training area. Nowadays, it is an international centre for tolerance, diversity and peaceful coexistence.
We invite you to touch the exhibits as you walk around the exhibition, which is also a sensory experience for the visually and physically impaired people thanks to the barrier-free guidance system.
The key content is conveyed in German, English, French and Dutch, and is additionally available in German in simple language, raised print and in Braille.
Media guides can be hired. They provide information in several different languages and in German sign language.
All rooms, including the bathroom facilities, are accessible to wheelchairs, buggies and rollators. There are plenty of places to sit and rest in the exhibiti-on.
O
FFER
S
OPENING HOURS
Daily from 10am to 5pm(Until 2pm on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve)
ADMISSION PRICES
Admission 8 € | Concession 4 €Family ticket 18 €Combined ticket 12 € | Concession 6 €(Entry to both exhibitions “Dreams of Wildernes” and NS Documentation Centre valid for 1 year)
Free admission for children under 6 and if it is your birthday (0 to 100+ years)
Individuals with the guest card(German: GästeCard ErlebnisregionNationalpark Eifel) or an honoraryoffice card receive a 10% discounton entry.
Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Animals are not permitted in the exhibition.
Entry to the visitor’s centre is free. There you will find interesting information about the Eifel, short films and an interactive terrain model of the National Park.
Restaurant with a panoramic terrace.
FOR
EVER
YON
E
WEL
COM
E
ON
SITE
SURRO
UN
DIN
G AREA
Barrierefreiheit geprüft
Eifel National Park Centre Forum Vogelsang IPVogelsang 70D-53937 Schleiden, Germany
Administration phone: +49 2444 91574-0Booking phone: +49 2444 91574-11info@nationalparkzentrum-eifel.dewww.nationalparkzentrum-eifel.de
Duration
90 minutes2pm daily
Adults 90 minutesAdults and children90 minutesChildren/concessions90 minutes90 minutes, approx. 2 km180 minutes, 7 km90 minutes
180 minutes
90 minutes135 minutes
90 minutes135 minutes180 minutes270 minutes
Tour, no advance booking required Daily tour with a ranger through theinteractive exhibition, no advance booking required
Programmes for groups Group tour through the interactive exhibitionalso in EN, NL, F and German sign language(up to 15 people/group)
Walk with a ranger*(up to 30 people/group)Nature adventure games or outdoor games*(up to 15 people/group)Children’s birthday party (6-12 years)(up to 10 people/group)Pre-schooler programme (up to 15 people/group)Discovery tourMaxi discovery tourProgramme for school groups (up to 15 people/group)Discovery tourMaxi discovery tourDiscovery dayMaxi discovery day
Price incl. admission
2 €plus admission
150 €
120 €
90 €
45 € 90 € 45 €
85 €
60 € 75 €
90 € 105 € 120 € 150 €
*Only available in conjunction with previous guided tour through the exhibition.
Further information can be found at www.nationalparkzentrum-eifel.de.Or call us at +49 2444 91574-11. We would be pleased to assist you!
Exhibition
WELCO
ME
Dreams of Wilderness
DIRECTIONS
By public transportTake the SB 82 National Park shuttle bus from Kall railway station or take the SB 63 bus from Aachen via Einruhr (exit at stop “Vogelsang IP Forum”).www.vrsinfo.de, www.avv.de
By car and coachTake the B266 until you reach “Vogelsang 70, 53937 Schleiden”. The visitor parking place is free for the first 30 minutes. Charges apply thereafter (4 €).
On foot and by bikeSituated on numerous hiking trails and cycle paths, the National Park Centre is a great place to stop off on your journey. Free charging station for eBikes. Coordinates: N 50°35'10.6", O 6°26'52.1"
COS
Höfen
Gemünd
Rurberg
Heimbach
Nideggen
INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION
B 266
RailwaystationKall