For those living in the north or west of Germany who wish to start their personal Camino at home, Cologne serves as a significant waypoint. After visiting the Cologne Cathedral with its world-famous Shrine of the Three Kings, the pilgrim may wonder how to continue their journey. The best choice is to walk through the Eifel to Trier. The route is perfectly marked along this stretch, the landscape is varied, and the people are friendly. The pilgrim guide describes the nearly 245 km long path for both foot and bike pilgrims. It provides information on accommodations, shopping opportunities, and sights along the way. From the Cologne Bay, the path initially leads over the Villerücken into the Zülpicher Börde. Near Euskirchen, it reaches the Voreifel. Here, the route ascends into the Kalkeifel and through the western Hocheifel to the two refreshing Eifel regions of Schneifel and Islek. At the edge of the Ferschweiler Plateau, there is a border crossing into the Luxembourg town of Echternach, before the pilgrim reaches the grave of the Apostle Matthias in Trier, marking the end of this pilgrim guide.