The volcanoes of the world and the future of the Eifel
Relaxed views at the end "Above the Earth
Back "Above Ground" you enter the last museum area in the Geysir Museum. This is where your exciting and fascinating Museum visit visit comes to a relaxing conclusion. You can tell from the open and bright design that you have now safely arrived on the surface.
Among other things, the 60-metre-high geyser fountain is explained to you in this section. For comparison, you can use the geyser webcam to see geysers all over the world. Watch the sometimes massive eruptions of famous hot and cold water geysers, such as the Mokena Geyser in New Zealand or the famous hot water geysers in Yellowstone National Park in the USA. Of course, the remote experience cannot be compared to the live geyser eruption you will experience during your geyser expedition.
Before your visit ends, the volcano globes give you an overview of volcanoes around the world. You will be surprised how many fiery giants slumber beneath our feet. To go with this, you will be given a small glimpse into a possible future and the question will be answered: Is volcanism reviving in the Eifel?