solid, about 1900 Church in Löffelscheid The festive consecration of the new branch church in Löffelscheid, the Church of the Visitation (Maria Heimsuchung) was held on 5 July 1964. The patron is Mary, and a secondary patron is Saint Nicholas. The church is a round building (two cones were set into each other). The architect was Bruno Schönhagen of Koblenz. The high wall stands along with the old retable (Holy Trinity) as emblematic of the Mother of God, the Saints and Christ in the tabernacle. The smaller cone “bears” Salvation – the Eucharist – the altar and the confession chapel. The church's ceiling surrounds one like the protective mantle of the Mother of God. The pews stand in semicircular rows around the altar, which is a simple table made of red sandstone. The bell tower does not directly adjoin the church and has a height of 28 m. Church in Peterswald Today's church in Peterswald was built in 1765 and 1766. The church, built in the middle of the village, is an aisleless church with an offset quire. The former west gable got its current façade through tower construction in 1923. The bell tower's features include sound slats on all sides, a convexity in the upswept roof and a cross. The wall paintings of the very old altar show three versions of the Arrest of Jesus and the briefing of five Disciples. Worth seeing is an old bronze bell from 1463. Economy and infrastructure Transport Peterswald-Löffelscheid is linked to Blankenrath by bus route 761, run by the Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Mosel (“Rhine-Moselle Transport Association”). The municipality is also served by the Association's routes 321 and 669. Only 5 km southwest of Peterswald-Löffelscheid lies Hahn. The constituent community of Löffelscheid lies within the Frankfurt-Hahn Airport noise protection zone, and is therefore subject to a certain amount of noise. References Cochem-Zell