– Otto Beisheim School of Management (formerly: Wissenschaftliche Hochschule für Unternehmensführung), is a private university founded in 1984 in Koblenz. Schönstätter Marienschule, state recognized, private girls' school Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Vallendar (philosophic-theologic school) of the Pallottines is occupied with the formation of priests and church-related people Sights Roman Catholic St. Marzellinus and St. Petrus Church (constructed 1837-41 by Koblenz-based architect Johann Claudius von Lassaulx as one of the biggest church constructions in this area of the century) Protestant Lukas-church, constructed 1884-85 by Wiesbaden-based architect Friedrich Lang, typical Protestant 19th century church former St.-Josef-Krankenhaus, 1856-59 by Cologne-based architect Vincenz Statz Wiltberger Hof, 1695–98 Former school in Eulerstraße, 1844-45 by Ferdinand Nebel Haus d'Ester, so called Marienburg (formerly seat to the d'Ester family, 1773 by Nikolaus Lauxen) ; today seat of the WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management Marienburg-chappel Persons of interest 1800: Theodor von Zwehl, bavarian politician 1805: Johann Baptist Kraus, Priest Arenberg Lived in Vallendar: Josef Kentenich, Founder of the international Schoenstatt Movement Emilie Engel Gerhard Henschel, author of the book Kindheitsroman Oliver Samwer, Founder of Alando (bought by eBay.de) and Jamba! Twin Cities Cercy-la-Tour, France Cranleigh, UK Murów, Poland Trivia A city named "Vallendar" is included in the PC game Call of Duty 2. This fictional city also lies on the river Rhine. The players task is to fight retreating German soldiers during World War II. Other than its location on the river the virtual Vallendar has nothing in common with its real world counterpart. References External links Website of the city of Vallendar Collective municipality Vallendar Thomas Trumpp: Goethe in Vallendar on July 18th 1774 Towns in Rhineland-Palatinate Populated places on the Rhine Mayen-Koblenz Middle Rhine Districts of the Rhine Province