Herrenstraße

Significant canon houses include, for example, Stiftsstraße 34 and Stiftsstraße 26/28, the so-called double bay house, Gothic stepped gable, Renaissance half-timbered bay window, oldest house in the city

Discover the treasure within yourself! What can our senses do and what do they achieve every day? Try it out on the sensory trail on the Maifeld cycle path.

The small town of Münstermaifeld with its imposing collegiate church towers high above the gently undulating hills of the Maifeld. A stroll through the narrow streets with their impressive courtyards and town houses leads back to an eventful history. A new signposted is a historic city tour that starts at the tourist information on Münsterplatz. There you also get a folding plan for the city tour. City tours take place every Sunday and public holiday at 2 p.m., from April to November 1. The meeting point is the tourist information.

Also known as Schönecker Tower or Eltzer Court. Late medieval residential tower of the Lords of Schöneck, in the possession of the Kurtrier after 1370 (seat of the bailiff). Later owned by the Lords of Eltz. Renaissance bay window. Structural changes in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Wernerseck Castle sits enthroned on a rocky spur high above the nature reserve of the Nettetal. Her residential tower, lined with bay windows, is visible from afar.