1766, architect J. A. Neurohr, Trier, outside above the portal a Crucifixion group; church renovations completed in 2006; at the church a wayside cross, 17th century; 3 grave crosses, 17th century; 2 grave crosses, 18th century Hauptstraße – at the bridge over the Brohlbach a fragment of a wayside cross, niche type, from 1666 Hauptstraße 16 – estate complex, earlier half of 19th century, building with half-hipped roof; whole complex with stable-barn and courtyard gate Hauptstraße 20 – former school from about 1870 Hauptstraße 32 – solid building, early 19th century Neugasse 1 – timber-frame house, partly solid, from 1783 Heiligenhäuschen (a small, shrinelike structure consecrated to a saint or saints) on Landesstraße (State Road) 109 going towards Roes – 18th century, relief inside, 18th century, beside it a grave cross from 1784 Chapel, southeast of the village at the Liesenfeldsmühle (mill) – quarrystone building from 1910, five Gothic Revival gypsum figures Chapel on Landesstraße 110 going towards Möntenich – plastered building, 18th/19th century Milestone on Landesstraße 109 going towards Roes – obelisk, mid 19th century Also worth seeing are two castles that can be reached in a few hours by hiking. They are Pyrmont and Eltz. Clubs Brohl volunteer fire brigade Carnival club Choir Music club Sport club Economy and infrastructure Education The municipality has one primary school. References External links Municipality’s official webpage Cochem-Zell