In keeping with its role as the church of a large district, the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is a striking landmark in the Wittlich valley in an exposed, slightly elevated position on the south-western edge of the village.
Black cormorants, great crested grebes, grey herons, ducks and, with a bit of luck, red and black kites as well as the black stork - the Urft Dam in the Eifel National Park is an El Dorado for birds. Here they can breed in peace and raise their young. The bird watching station at the Urft reservoir is an excellent place to observe the birdlife. Two high-quality telescopes are available for this purpose.
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.
8 stations along the 1.7 km long adventure circular path motivate young and old visitors to discover, learn, and play in the forest. Here, one learns interesting and noteworthy facts about the many connections between the forest and us humans. The highlight is the approximately 400 meter long forest ball track, located at the end of the circular path. A huge fun for children! The ball zooms downward in the middle of the forest.