third a cramp bendwise sinister of the first, and fourth a cross patriarchal of the third. Culture and sightseeing Buildings The following are listed buildings or sites in Rhineland-Palatinate’s Directory of Cultural Monuments: Saint Peter’s and Saint Paul's Catholic Parish Church (Pfarrkirche St. Peter und Paul), Neue Kirchstraße – Gothic Revival aisleless church, 1890–1891; whole complex with rectory Alte Kirchstraße – Romanesque churchtower, about 1140 Alte Kirchstraße – cast-iron hand pump, latter half of the 19th century Alte Kirchstraße 31 – timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, half-hipped roof, essentially from the 16th century Kloster-Stuben-Straße 24 – timber framing, possibly from the 17th century Kloster-Stuben-Straße 51 – timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, hipped mansard roof, about 1800 Moseluferstraße 6/7 – former castle house; Late Romanesque plastered building, trefoil window, mid 13th century, conversions in 1545 and early 18th century, additions from latter half of the 19th century Moselle riverside (monumental zone), Moseluferstraße 16-26 – expansion phase on the Moselle riverside in Moselländisch style Neue Kirchstraße (no number) – former rectory; quarrystone building, oriel turrets, about 1900; whole complex with the church Petersbergstraße 15 – quarrystone house, hipped mansard roof, about 1910 Petersbergstraße/corner of Kloster-Stuben-Straße – timber-frame house, partly solid, front part possibly from the 16th or 17th century, back from the 19th century On the Petersberg – chapel, quire possibly from the 13th century, aisleless church, 16th or 17th century; graveyard: grotto, 19th century; grave cross, 19th or 20th century; sandstone wayside cross, 1759, completed 1763; cross, marked 1849; whole complex On the Petersberg, Way of the Cross leading to the chapel Treiser Mühle – Baroque pietà Economy and infrastructure Winegrowing and tourism are the underpinnings of Neef's economy. A side route on the Mosel-Radweg (Moselle Cycle Path), which runs through the municipality, yearly brings thousands of tourists to the village, who often stay overnight. Vineyards can be found from the village itself right up to an elevation of 280 m. One peculiarity is the local vineyards at the bow in the Moselle near Neef: those on the Frauenberg and the Calmont are among Europe's steepest vineyards. Transport Running through the municipality is a Kreisstraße which is linked by bridge on the village's outskirts to Bundesstraße 49. Furthermore, hourly regional trains on the Koblenz–Trier railway stop at Neef after passing through the Petersberg Tunnel. The Moselle itself is plied not only by cargo ships, but also by excursion craft. On