The community of St. Johann with almost 1,000 inhabitants looks back on a long history. The Bürresheim Castle, which is part of the municipal area, offers its visitors a glimpse into bygone times. Other sights are the Barbarakapelle and the "Ahl", a historical quarry, which was created by the eruption of the Hochsimmer volcano.
The history of the community of Welschenbach and its around 50 residents is shaped by its proximity to Virneburg Castle. The idyllic place surrounded by meadows and forests is divided into the districts of Oberwelschenbach and Niederwelschenbach. The two baroque chapels are worth seeing, one each in Oberwelschenbach and one in Niederwelschenbach.
The deco barn in Hausten offers candles and chandeliers in many variations, picture frames, pottery as well as table and garden decorations for all kinds of occasions (weddings, communions, birthdays ...) as well as a farm shop with regional products as well as potatoes, cereals, flour, vegetables, marigold ointment, jam and eggs from our own cultivation or production.
At an altitude of 440 m above sea level. The 305 souls community, which is strongly influenced by agriculture, nestles harmoniously in the idyllic Eifel landscape. Finds from Roman times suggest a settlement in antiquity and even today the community offers a high recreational value for residents and guests.
Picturesquely located in the upper Nettetal, the municipality of Hausten is framed at an altitude of about 420 m by meadows and mixed forests. The pure residential community is home to about 380 inhabitants and is located on the northern district border of the district of Mayen-Koblenz to the district of Ahrweiler. Particularly worth seeing in the district of Morswiesen is the baroque St. Anna chapel as well as the idyllically located pond.