St. Johann
The observation deck "Am Johannesknecht" at Kreisstraße 21 just before the entrance to St. Johann offers a fantastic view over the Nettetal and Mayen up to the Maifeld.
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Hausten
The St. Anna chapel is located in the idyllic Eifel village of Hausten-Morswiesen (Hauptstraße 10).
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Maria Laach
The jewel Maria Laach is one of the most famous sights of the Brohltal / Laacher See volcano park. The abbey church is probably the most famous building in the Eifel.
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Spay
The former parish church, built on the banks of the Rhine by Spay in 1670, in the typical Baroque hall construction, was acquired as a ruin by the Spayer citizen Franz Krautkremer in 1977. He founded a foundation and built the Old Church into a cultural and concert space…
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Kaisersesch
Embark on a journey into the past - the "Old Prison" has weathered all the storms of the past centuries and is now home to a local history museum on the upper floor.
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Mayen
The unknown architect, who let the old townhall built in 1717, already knew that the basalt of mayen would be the ideal ressource for building a monument. Also highlighting the window fronts.
The entrance also leaves an memorable impression…
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Rhens
This magnificent half-timbered building dates from the 15th century. In 1998 the building was completely renovated.
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Kottenheim
The Antonius chapel, probably from 1950, is located in the street "Am Heiligenhäuschen 6" in Kottenheim.
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Burgen
Between Perl and Koblenz there are 40 good reasons to get off your bike and take a little “audio-break”: The "Audiopoints along the Moselle Cycle Path".
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Kattenes
Between Perl and Koblenz there are 40 good reasons to get off your bike and take a little “audio-break”: The "Audiopoints along the Moselle Cycle Path".
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