Port Haus

The provosts lived from around 1100 until the looting by the French around 1800 in private houses around the church. Many canon houses from the 18th century can still be seen today in the former cathedral precinct (Herrenstraße, Stiftsstraße, Hammgasse, Münsterplatz).

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.

Explore Münstermaifeld on your own: The city tour starts at the tourist information office in the rose garden at the old provostry. From here, the map leads through the abbey district and past houses worth seeing

High towers, picturesque oriels, protective walls and a deep castle moat amaze visitors when the well-preserved medieval castle appears out of nowhere on one of the hiking trails - e.g. the award-winning dream trail "Eltzer Burgpanorama". The interior holds some well-preserved treasures: the imposing knights' hall, the armoury and treasure chamber or the bedrooms, living rooms and writing rooms. All this can be experienced on a guided tour between April and November.