warriors’ memorial, lion, 1920s; soldiers’ graveyard, 1950s. Saint Peter’s Catholic Church (Kirche St. Peter), Kirchstraße 27 – Romanesque quarrystone aisleless church; campanile 1868/1869. Kirchstraße 10 – Catholic rectory, Gothic Revival quarrystone building, latter half of the 19th century. Kirchstraße 33 – Villa Sonnenschein (“Sunshine Villa”), Expressionist building with hipped roof, 1920s. Kurfürstenstraße 27 – hotel, Late Historicist building with mansard roof, about 1900. At Kurfürstenstraße 34 – spa parlour with pumproom and taproom, complex of plastered buildings with nine-axis, originally open pumproom, two-floor spa parlour with Baroque Revival mansard roof, 1927/1928. Kurfürstenstraße 34 – former Kavaliershaus (home for staffers who owned horses), now a spa hotel, three-floor, eleven-axis building with mansard roof, 1788–1789, side oriels built higher in 1928–1929. At Kurfürstenstraße 34 – former Electoral bathhouse (Badeschlösschen), seven-axis Classicist plastered building, 1786–1787. Kurfürstenstraße 36 – great bathhouse (now a spa treatment house), three-winged Baroque Revival complex, 1907–1909, expanded 1927. Kurfürstenstraße 76 – three-floor building with mansard roof, Expressionist influences, 1920s. Bismarckturm, on the Hohe Lei, southeast of the village – basalt quarrystone round tower with stone cupola, 1908. Clemens-Wenzeslaus-Hütte, Clemens-Wenzeslaus-Höhe, south of the village – Gothic Revival quarrystone building from 1889. Entersburg, northwest of the village – complex with lookout tower and several terraces with various wall remnants from the Nentirsburg (another castle), which was destroyed in 1138. Hohenzollernturm, northeast of the village – cast-iron tower with pointed top, latter half of the 19th century. Substation tower, on the slope over the Osbach's right bank, quarrystone Swiss chalet style building with mansard roof, early 20th century. Kennfus Saint Mary's Catholic Church (branch church; Filialkirche St. Maria), Moselblickstraße 4 – Gothic Revival aisleless church, 1904; campanile 1955. Wayside chapel, south of the village on the road to Bad Bertrich – small aisleless church, 19th century, basalt cross from 1675. Wayside chapel, south of the village on the road to Bad Bertrich – small aisleless church, 19th century, relief inside, 18th century. Wayside chapel, on Landesstraße (State Road) 103, north of the village – aisleless church from 1889, two wooden sculptures inside, 19th century. Events In June and July 2007, the newly founded festival Eifel-Kulturtage (“Eifel Cultural Days”) was held in Bad Bertrich and at Himmerod Abbey. Heading the series of events, with more than 90 artists, was Rainer Laupichler. Economy and infrastructure Bergquelle The Bergquelle (“Mountain Spring”) is an extremely stable healing spring with regard to delivery and content consistency. It