From the place there is a large baroque staircase from the year 1741 leading up to the small Catholic church of St. Wigbert. The uniqueness of the console figures, as well as the figurative representation of angels, apostles, and the decorative painting, make the church a significant architectural monument of the Middle Rhine region. Particularly noteworthy are the Romanesque choir from 1107, the new diamond roof from around 1850, Gothic wall paintings from the 15th and 16th centuries, as well as the richly decorated neo-Gothic altar from 1887 featuring St. Boniface, St. Lioba, and St. Wigbert.
Visitation: Open before and after church services and upon request.
