The "Katzenkopf" tank factory, built between 1937 and 1939, is the northernmost and one of the few tank factories of the former Westwall that can be visited.
Roman Thermea Zülpich – Museum der Badekultur (Museum of Bathing Culture),
Zülpich
Open today
How about a cultural wave ride through 2,000 years of the history of bathing? The Romans loved wellness, combined with sociability and conversation. Body care and hygiene were an absolute must, and a visit to the thermal spa was simply a part of everyday life.
After the renovation of the former synagogue and its opening in March 2012, the building, which was desecrated and desecrated by the Nazis in 1938 and then used as a forge for over 70 years, is open to the public again.
The Rochus Chapel is on the L10 in the direction of Langenfeld, approx. 1 km outside the village of Kirchwald. The beautifully designed outdoor area with benches invites visitors and hikers to linger with a fantastic view. As the name suggests, the Rochus Chapel in Kirchwald is consecrated to Saint Roch and the Holy Mother of God.
In September 2016, the new visitor’s and exhibition centre, the Forum Vogelsang IP, was opened. The two main exhibitions are the documentation of the National Socialist period, “Destiny: Master Race. National Socialist Ordensburgen - Both Fascination and Crime” and the adventure exhibition “Wilderness Dreams” organised by the Eifel National Park Centre.