remnants of the Roman estate at Sarresdorf, donated in 762 by Pepin to Prüm Abbey, since 1913 "Museum Sarabodis". Sarresdorfer Straße 15 a – Evangelical rectory Sarresdorfer Straße 19 a – Evangelical parish house (?) Sarresdorfer Straße 26 – former parish house, now district local history museum, Renaissance building from about 1550, Baroque red-sandstone shaft cross from the latter half of the 18th century. Unter den Dolomiten – forester's office with half-hipped gables, Reform architecture, side building timber-frame, partly solid, from about 1920. At the Büschkapelle – warriors’ memorial 1848, 1864, 1866, 1870–1871, pedestal, obelisk and cross. Büschkapelle, southeast of town in the woods, Gothic Revival chapel, quarry stone, 1904. So-called Fruhnertskreuz, north of town on the edge of the town forest, sandstone shaft cross from 1796 (1726?). Bewingen Saint Brice's Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Brictius), Bewinger Straße, Late Gothic quire, Gothic Revival nave, 17th century. Bewinger Straße 40 – estate along street from 1914, old cobbles in yard. Büscheich Saint John the Baptist’s Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Johannes Baptista), Büscheicher Straße, aisleless church, apparently from 1670, west portal 19th century, possibly expanded after 1945. Niedereicher Straße 6 – former school, one-floor plaster building, apparently from 1906. Zur Dietzenley 2 – house from 1787. Zur Dietzenley 3 – Quereinhaus (a combination residential and commercial house divided for these two purposes down the middle, perpendicular to the street) from 1876. Niedereich 18 – house with a large chimney, from 1804. So-called Davitzkreuz, northwest of the village in the woods, Baroque shaft cross from 1764. Gees Saint Nicholas’s Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Nikolaus), quarry stone aisleless church, 1904, former quire tower, to the south a sandstone Baroque shaft cross from 1819. At Am Bungert 1 – one-floor bakehouse from 1807. Geeser Straße 29 – corner estate from 1860. Geeser Straße 31 – Late Baroque plaster building, about 1800. Geeser Straße 40 – triaxial plaster building from 1809 (?). Geeser Straße 48 – house of a former estate complex, date unknown. Geeser Straße 63 – Quereinhaus, late 18th century, yard partly cobbled. So-called Jardin-Kreuz, northwest of the village on a field path, Baroque shaft cross from 1768. Hinterhausen Saint Lambert's Catholic Church (branch church, Filialkirche St. Lambert), Hinterhausener Straße, biaxial aisleless church, 1867. Village centre, Hinterhausener Straße (monumental zone), old village centre with branch chapel and estate complexes on the ring-shaped street, 19th century, distinctive village appearance,