distinctive street layout. Hinterhausener Straße 14 – estate complex, house from 1864, commercial building. Lissingen Burg Lissingen (castle), Burgstraße/Klosterstraße (monumental zone), stately group of buildings on the Kyll consisting of upper and lower castle, the mediaeval building steadily expanded in the 14th to 17th centuries, commercial building on site of old ring wall, between upper and lower castle a four-floor tower from the 14th century, outer gate at the southwest corner of the upper castle from 1624, in the lower castle a dwelling building, essentially Gothic, park with garden house from 1793, complex includes Klosterstraße 1: estate along street, latter half of the 19th century; Klosterstraße 3: possibly a former bursary, Baroque hipped mansard roof. Saint Margaret's Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Margaretha), five-axis aisleless church, 1932. Michelbach Saint Stephen’s Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Stephan), triaxial aisleless church, 1781. Near Birresborner Straße 22 – wayside cross, niche cross from earlier half of the 17th century. Michelbacher Straße 2 – triaxial house, apparently a former curate's house, 18th century. Michelbacher Straße 17 – house, 1872, oven porch. Müllenborn Saint Anthony's Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Antonius), Müllenborner Straße 39, biaxial aisleless church, 1682. Amselweg 9 – former railway station on the Gerolstein-Pronsfeld line, quarry stone, apparently from 1883. Fricksbachstraße/corner of Auf der Held – wayside cross, beam cross from 1794. Müllenborner Straße 32 – representative building with half-hipped gables from 1820. Müllenborner Straße 34 – six-axis Classicist house, the latter half of the 19th century. Müllenborner Straße 36 – stately Baroque building with mansard roof, apparently from 1804. Müllenborner Straße 38 – Baroque half house from 1786. Near Müllenborner Straße 73 – wayside cross, sandstone shaft cross from 1778. Müllenborner Straße 89/91 – small estate complex, Baroque house from 1777, stable-barn with tower and crow-stepped gable, apparently 1482/1550. Müllenborner Straße 103 – estate complex house, remodelled in the 19th century. Müllenborner Straße 107 – estate complex. Müllenborner Straße/corner of Amselweg – wayside cross, Gothic Revival from 1914. Oos Saint Roch’s Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Rochus), Ooser Straße 18, two-naved Romanesque Revival building, 1906-1907, Romanesque west tower. Wayside cross, west of the village on the road to Büdesheim, Crucifixion Bildstock from 1619. Roth Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Antonius), An der Kirche 10, Gothic Revival aisleless church, 1892, sandstone shaft cross from the 1680s (last digit unclear). An der Kirche 4 – Quereinhaus