solid, half-hipped roof, 16th or 17th century Moselstraße – wayside chapel; grave cross fragment; wayside cross, from 1698 Moselstraße 6 – quarrystone Moselle winemaker's house, about 1850 Moselstraße 11 – winemaker's villa; three-floor quarrystone building with half-hipped roof Moselstraße 16 – winemaking estate; big quarrystone building, 19th century Obere Kirchstraße – wayside cross, from 1809 Obere Kirchstraße – sandstone wayside cross; 17th/18th century Obere Kirchstraße 6 – two-winged timber-frame house; three-floor part, balloon frame, from 1524, two-floor part, 17th century Obere Kirchstraße 15 – former rectory; three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, 17th century; plastered building, partly timber-frame, built onto it, 1901 Obere Kirchstraße 16 – Alte Post; Late Historicist plastered building, sided, about 1900 Obere Kirchstraße/corner of Brühlstraße – wayside chapel, 19th century; niche cross, from 1599 Reuschelstraße 6/7 – two timber-frame houses, partly solid, about 1700, shed; whole complex Schulstraße – Saint Maximin's Catholic Parish Church (Pfarrkirche St. Maximin); Romanesque west tower, built higher in 1564, originally twin-naved, south chapel from the 16th century, in 1868 remodelled into an entrance hall while nave was expanded into a three-naved hall church; bronze door boss, 12th century; at the graveyard 42 grave crosses, earliest from 1507; tomb, 19th century; Late Gothic stone cross, earlier half of the 15th century; warriors’ memorial; Crucifixion group, 19th century; whole complex with old graveyard and rectory Schulstraße – wayside cross, from 1657 Schulstraße 3 – former tithing house; quarrystone building, partly timber-frame, 18th century Schulstraße 4 – door lintel with engravings, about 1050 Jewish graveyard – 14 gravestones, oldest from 1878 Chapel with Way of the Cross – aisleless church with timber-frame porch; two crosses, from 1637 and 1679; grave cross, 18th century; Way of the Cross, steles with reliefs, late 19th or early 20th century Kavelocherhof – chapel with relief, Trinity relief, 18th century Way of the Cross – steles with reliefs Northwest of Klotten – wayside crosses, niche cross, from 1652; two cross fragments Above Klotten – Seitskapelle; vineyard chapel, two-part building; Gothic Revival Christ figure Below the castle – Way of the Cross, reliefs, 20th century Since 2002, Saint Maximin's Church has housed a reliquary of Polish queen Richeza. Other sites Nearby on the Moselle heights is found the Klotten Wilderness and Leisure Park (Wild- und Freizeitpark Klotten). Also worth seeing is the Dortebachtal Nature Conservation Area (Naturschutzgebiet Dortebachtal). Further reading Alfons Friderichs: Auf den Spuren der Polenköniging Richeza in Klotten, in: