1810; inner castle and two outer baileys separated from it by moats, round keep, 13th century, to the north more remnants; chapel’s quire south of the castle preserved, 15th century; residence expansion begun in 1712, formerly a three-floor plastered building with hipped roof, beginning in 1963 rebuilding for residential purposes begun by the architect Hentrich, Düsseldorf, with, among other things, a flat roof, on the southwest side a lower castle with two round towers, beyond the water defence (not a full moat) a bailey with its own buildings Milestone on Kreisstraße 25, going towards Kaifenheim – obelisk, first third of the 19th century Pyrmonter Mühle (mill), south of Pyrmont Castle – timber-frame house, partly solid, half-hipped roof, 18th or 19th century Schwanenkirche (“Swan’s Church”), on Kreisstraße 25, south of the village – aisleless church, 1952, wayside cross, marked 1705 Wayside cross on Kreisstraße 27 – basalt, marked 1603 Wayside cross on Kreisstraße 25 going towards Forst Wayside cross on Kreisstraße 25 going towards Brachtendorf – basalt, 17th century Wayside cross at Kreisstraße 25 and the road to Kaifenheim – marked 1847 Wayside cross, northeast of the village on the road to Mühlen – basalt, marked 1758 Also, although not a listed building, an old school building is also to be found in Roes. Natural monuments Waterfall on the Elz at the Pyrmonter Mühle Regular events Roeser Pfingsten (bachelors’ festival) Kirchweih St. Ägidius-Kirmes (church consecration festival), first weekend in September References External links Municipality’s official webpage Cochem-Zell