Rochuskapelle in Luxem

The Roman Catholic church of St. Aegidius in Anschau is located on the corner of Dorfstraße /Talstraße and is a branch church of the parish of Nachtsheim.

The Üdersdorfer Drees is located directly on the Lieserpfad - a source of refreshment along the way.

If you would like to learn more about tuff, you can find out more about this rock and its possible uses here in the "Weiberner Schaufenster" on the left. The path up to the right also takes you in just a few minutes to the open-air exhibition at the stone saw house, where, among other things, a stone saw and a crane clearly illustrate the work processes involved in the tuff stone. The tourist information offers regular guided tours to the impressive Weiberner tuff quarries and - like the local stone cutters' association - organizes hands-on stone hammering courses, in which individual works of art are created from volcanic rock.

The baroque church was built in 1727 as a hall building made of plastered quarry stone. After the population in Weiler grew steadily until 1906, plans for a church expansion were drawn up by baumeister Rüppel from Bonn. The church was to be extended with basalt stones by the addition of a transept and a choir room in neo-Gothic style, along with sacristy buildings. In 1909 the "new" church could be solemnly consecrated. Particularly worth seeing is the Marienaltar, which was taken over from the "old" church.

The lime distillery in Bad Münstereifel-Iversheim is one of several distilleries that were built and operated by Roman legionaries as early as around 100 AD.