platforms Bergstraße 20 – stately villa, partly sided with wood, 1920s Brautrockstraße 40 – Renaissance Revival quarrystone building, about 1900 Eisenbahnbrücke – double-deck bridge, 1875–78, renovated in 1928–29, in 1945 partly destroyed, subsequently repaired Im Tal – Wayside chapel; brick façade, about 1900 Lindenplatz 4 – Baroque scalloped niche relief Zehnthausstraße 8 – former tithe house (?); three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, hipped mansard roof, from 1593, possibly remodelled in the 18th century Zehnthausstraße 14 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, half-hipped roof, early 17th century Zehnthausstraße 16 – timber-frame house, partly solid, 17th century Zehnthausstraße 32 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, 16th century Zehnthausstraße 34 – timber-frame house, partly solid, 17th century Zehnthausstraße 36 – timber-frame house, partly solid and slated, 18th or 19th century Jewish graveyard – 44 gravestones northeast of the village – warriors’ memorial cross; cast iron, 19th century Yeşil Camii - the only mosque in the district of Cochem-Zell The double-deck bridge mentioned above is the Alf-Bullay bridge, which carries a roadway across the Moselle on the lower deck, and the Moselbahn – the Koblenz-Trier railway line – on the upper deck. Bullay also has an “Environmental Railway Station” that has been awarded an architectural prize by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Religion Although in a mainly Catholic area, Bullay has a mosque named Yeşil Camii. All five daily prayers have been offered since March 14, 2014. The mosque's association is linked to the DITIB, but welcomes Muslims from all countries to join the prayers. Gallery Economy and infrastructure Transport Bullay is linked by the double-deck bridge to the Moselle’s left bank, and thereby to Bundesstraßen 49 (towards Koblenz) and 53 (towards Trier). Bullay lies on the Koblenz-Trier line, completed in 1879, over which it is linked to the Deutsche Bahn InterCity network. Furthermore, the ICE 856/855 stops daily towards 6:00 and 22:00 at Bullay (DB) railway station. This “Environmental Railway Station” is moreover the last station on the Moselweinbahn ("Moselle Wine Railway") running between Bullay (DB) and Traben-Trarbach. From 1905 to 1961, another station, Bullay Süd, was the northern terminus of the Moselbahn running between Trier Nord and Bullay Süd. This line, however, was dismantled in 1961 and a bus service replaced the trains. The double-deck bridge, which carries the railway from the station to the Prinzenkopftunnel is a nationally known work of railway construction. Famous people Sons and daughters of the town