Rathaus

The tower, also known as the Owl Tower, is the only completely preserved tower of the city fortifications and was used as a prison for a long time.

The chapel in neo-Gothic style was donated by the citizens of the town. A wayside shrine stood at the site before.

Former Grand Elector's Court. Hipped roof and rubble stone. Wayside cross from 1651. There were once 13 farms of the Elector in and around Münstermafield.

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.

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.