A spectacular simulation awaits you with the "Terranaut", with which you travel to the centre of the earth within a few minutes and feel the earth tremble beneath your feet.

The museum focuses on the formation of the "eyes of the Eifel", as the deep blue maars are also called. A walk-through model of the maar clearly illustrates how a maar is formed. In showcases you can admire typical Eifel landscapes in miniature. The highlight of the Maar Museum, however, is the "Eckfelder Urpferdchen". This is an almost completely preserved skeleton of a pregnant mare from 45 million years ago. You can also admire the oldest honey bee in the world. Science is fun at the Maarmuseum!