The historical, listed oil mill in Bruch dates back to the 19th century. Until 1882 it was owned by the Counts Kesselstatt.

The auditorium at the Haus der Stadt Theatre boasts a large stage, state-of-the-art stage and lighting technology and excellent acoustics, making it the perfect setting for operas, operettas, ballets, plays and concerts.

Formerly a Roman settlement on the important Roman road between Trier and Cologne, today a tranquil place for cultural and scenic enjoyment: Marcomagus in the Archaeological Landscape Park.

A carnival club is a community of people who come together to celebrate and organize the carnival. These clubs are often active in cities or regions and play an important role in planning events, parades, and festivities during carnival time. They promote the traditions associated with the carnival and provide their members with the opportunity to actively participate in the celebrations.

The romantically situated Wildenburg near Hellenthal is the only hilltop castle in the Euskirchen district that has not been destroyed. Wildenburg Castle was founded by the Reifferscheiders in the 12th century.