pall reversed dexter vert a Roman urn argent, sinister azure a fleur-de-lis Or, and in base Or a plough of the first. The urn refers to the village’s Roman beginnings, which are inferred from finds made in 1927 of potsherds of Roman origin in various places in Zettingen. The lily stands as a symbol of the Mother of God (Mater admirabilis), the church’s patron saint. The plough stands for the importance of agriculture to the municipality down to the present day. This coat of arms also graces the municipal flag, which was introduced in 1993 and which is raised at all festivals in the municipality. The arms have been borne since 1986. Culture and sightseeing Buildings The following are listed buildings or sites in Rhineland-Palatinate’s Directory of Cultural Monuments: Mother of God Catholic Parish Church (Pfarrkirche Muttergottes), Kirchstraße 4 – Baroque Revival aisleless church, 1923, architect Joseph Mockenhaupt, Mayen Ackerstraße 5 – estate complex, 19th century; whole complex Brunnenstraße/corner of Ackerstraße and Kirchstraße – wayside cross, 18th century Kirchstraße 3 – timber-frame house, partly solid, 18th century On Kreisstraße (District Road) 23 going towards Hambuch – wayside cross, marked 1816 Economy and infrastructure Public institutions Since 1982, the municipality of Zettingen has been running, along with the neighbouring municipalities of Brachtendorf, Gamlen and Kaifenheim, a three-group kindergarten in Kaifenheim, which in 2003 was expanded by one group and enlarged with a multipurpose room. References External links Municipality’s official webpage Cochem-Zell