The castle Bruch is a romantic, closed castle complex and was originally the seat of the lords of Bruch.

The Stake is Experience Point No. 4 on the "Hexen, Henker & Halunken" hiking trail.

Already in the middle of the second century, the Romans had a villa in Welschbillig. In the second half of the fourth century, they constructed an even larger one, which in U-shape was connected west of a 60-by-20-meter pond, surrounded by 112 herds.

A historical boundary stone tells the story of the region

The building of the former synagogue (1910) was restored from 1976 and converted into a cultural and conference centre. In 1985, the town of Wittlich opened an exhibition entitled "Images of German-Jewish History", which was to be the beginning of an intensive examination of the fate of Jewish fellow men.