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Places of interest in the Slate Region

Nestled among the rolling hills of the Eifel and idyllic valleys, the slate region of Kaisersesch offers a diverse array of sights. Historic buildings, unique sites, and breathtaking natural landscapes tell the story of this region’s long history.
Discover places to marvel at, relax, and enjoy—and experience the slate region at its best. 

Suggestions for day trips in the Slate Region

  • An impressive castle on a hill, surrounded by dense forests. The sunset gives the scene a warm light.
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    Burg Pyrmont

    Roes

    Pyrmont Castle is enthroned on a mighty slate rock above a waterfall on the Elzbach.

    learn more about: Burg Pyrmont
  • A picturesque church stands among golden rapeseed fields. The sky is clear and blue, creating a serene atmosphere.
    Copyright: Schieferland Kaisersesch, Christoph Gerhartz

    Church Schwanenkirche

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    Open today

    The Schwanenkirche - pilgrimage church of St. Maria - was built around 1473 as a hall with three naves.

    learn more about: Church Schwanenkirche
  • A tranquil river with gentle waterfalls flows in front of an old castle. Surrounded by trees and a historic building, the scene is idyllic and picturesque.
    Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, Dominik Ketz

    Elzbachtal

    Roes
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    The rocky and forested Elzbach Valley offers above all wild nature, as well as the castles of Eltz and Pyrmont and the half-timbered town of Monreal: culture worth seeing!

    learn more about: Elzbachtal
  • A historic building with a wooden balustrade and an entrance staircase. It is surrounded by greenery and trees in a rural setting.
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    GESPERRT: Römerturm

    Kaisersesch
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    - DUE TO STRUCTURAL DEFECTS, THE RÖMERTURM IS CURRENTLY CLOSED! -From the Römerturm you can enjoy a fantastic view over the Eifel landscape. The tower was built in 1997 on the remains of a former watchtower on the eastern edge of Kaisersesch.

    learn more about: GESPERRT: Römerturm
  • An old stone ruin stands in a green landscape. In the background, there is a modern, typically Scottish wooden building.
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    Kaulenbachtal

    Leienkaul
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    Between the three Eifel towns of Müllenbach, Laubach and Leienkaul lies the spectacular Kaulenbach Valley, where quality roofing slate was once mined.

    learn more about: Kaulenbachtal
  • A view of the church tower of a church, surrounded by an old wall and green plants. The sky is clear and the sun is shining.
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    Kirche St. Pankratius

    Kaisersesch
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    The feature landmark of the town is the leaning church tower from the 13th century, which has turned its top towards the west wind.

    learn more about: Kirche St. Pankratius
  • A small church stands in the midst of a green landscape. Surrounded by a well-maintained garden and a wooden fence.
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    Waldkapelle

    Kaisersesch
    Open today

    At the edge of the "In der Langhaeck" forest sits the Waldkapelle forest chapel, which is dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows

    learn more about: Waldkapelle
  • A modern church surrounded by green trees. The square in front of the church is invitingly designed.
    Copyright: Schieferland Kaisersesch, Marco Rothbrust

    Wallfahrtskirche Maria Martental

    Leienkaul
    Open today

    The Maria Martental Pilgrimage Church lies above the valley of the Endert, a tributary of the Mosel.

    learn more about: Wallfahrtskirche Maria Martental
  • A wooden bench stands in a field with green plants. In the background, a gentle sunrise can be seen over the landscape.
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    XXL-Bank Möntenich

    Möntenich
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    A highlight of the "Eifelhöhen and Brohlbachtal" hiking trail is the XXL bench in Möntenich

    learn more about: XXL-Bank Möntenich