Port Haus

If you hike the "Pyrmonter Felsensteig" dream path, you will reach the highest point of the hike on the Sammetzkopf. The summit cross is visible from afar and is illuminated in the dark. The view from the Sammetzkopf over to Münstermaifeld with its imposing collegiate church and the volcanoes of the Eastern Eifel is also wide.

The 4.5-kilometer Road follows the Schrumpfbach stream, which flows from Münstermaifeld-Metternich through a valley rich in forests and meadows down to hatzenport at the Moselle. Fifteen mills are on the wayside - some in a deep sleep, others are successful examples of how ancient walls can be beautifully renovated, for example to accommodate comfortable holiday apartments.

The 900-year-old Romanesque church tower is the oldest building and at the same time the unmistakable symbol of the city Münstermaifeld.

Built in 1575 in the Renaissance style. Allegorical figures of Justitia and Veritas. Relief of a man with a scythe, ears of corn, and a cornucopia. Münstermaifeld has been the seat of the district since the 13th century and was merged with the Polch district into the Maifeld community in 1970 as part of the administrative reform.

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