Kirche St. Stephanus in Nachtsheim

The idyllic convenient " Morswiesener Weiher " in the tranquil Eifelplace Hausten-Morswiesen is a gem for all naturelovers.

The Catholic Chapel of St. Bartholomew in the main street of Reudelsterz, built in 1758, is a baroque hall building. With its impressive altar and beautiful figures of the three Saints Bartholomew, Anthony and Nicholas, it is particularly worth seeing. The hall was extended in 1764 and 1836.

The narrow streets of Monreal, its quaint Holy Trinity Church, the massive Nepomuk Bridge over the clear flowing Elzbach and the ruins of Löwenburg and Philippsburg castles high above the town are a perfect destination for an excursion in the eastern Eifel. The red and white half-timbered houses nestle closely together in the former cloth-making town. Not only visually is Monreal an excursion destination that relaxes the soul. Café Plüsch with its cosy interior or the former signal box at the gates of the town are perfect addresses for foodies. The highlight for lovers of handicrafts is the pottery in the old school. Hikers get their money's worth on the Monrealer Ritterschlag hiking trail and are rewarded for the sometimes steep passages with wonderful views.

With 747 m it is the highest elevation of the Eifel ! The " Hohe Acht " is a tertiary volcano and last but not least because of the 16,30 m high " Kaiser-Wilhelm-Turmes " on its top since 1909 visible from afar.

During the Middle Ages, Schloss Bürresheim palace was actually a castle, in other words, a knight’s residence and a fortress at the same time.