Aussichtsplattform am Burgberg

The mining of volcanic material on the Dachsbusch ate deeper and deeper into the old cinder cone. It gives us an insight into the volcanic and climatic history. The volcanic layers show how they slipped during a cold period about 150,000 years ago due to the alternation of thawing and freezing. The badger bush does not need to fear further depletion, as the area is now a nature reserve. Follow the signposted path to the right up to the gliding fold, where you will find more information.

On the "Dreeswanderweg" (Drees hiking trail), you will pass the “Josendrees”, located directly on the Josenbach stream. Delicious sparkling water refreshes you on the way.

The "Schneifeldom," as it is also called, is the visible sign of a long historical development from the Middle Ages to the 21st century.

The feature landmark of the town is the leaning church tower from the 13th century, which has turned its top towards the west wind.

This considerable tomb from Roman times was excavated in the years 1972/73 and then restored. Both reliefs with mythological scenes as well as pictures from the everyday life of the builder's family are shown.