Gillig Mühle

The mighty stone cross, which today bears the name Fraubillenkreuz, could be a Christian menhir that was erected 5,000 years ago. In the 15th century, the cross was first mentioned in a document as a boundary stone, and it still has this function today.

A Roman estate with a small museum right next to a magnificent Protestant church. Three good reasons for a trip to the Vulkaneifel!

The Christinas Stuben Museum shows the collections and bequests of Gisela and Fred Ackermann

The variety of insects is overwhelming: at least 1000 beetle species and over 400 skin and double wing species. The large butterflies with 544 species were recorded almost completely, a third of which are on the Red List of Rhineland-Palatinate!

The former Catholic parish church of St. Quirin from the 16th century is dedicated to St. Quirinus.