St. Aloysius

Oldest building in town. The now-Protestant church dates from around 1000.

gothic church dating from the 14th century.

former semaphore tower with a nice view over the city. It can be visited (and climbed) during the opening hours of the neighbouring restaurant.

small water supply dam; lake not for swimming, but boating is fine and the boat rental open during the summer months.

Industrial heritage site. The small village of historic factories is part of the European Route of Industrial Heritage. Here, you find the Museum of Needles where you learn that in the 19th century, more than 100 working steps were required for the production of needles. There are also a number of gallery spaces with changing exhibitions and the original site of a brass foundry.

and German Cave Museum: Dechenhöhle is a flowstone cave that was discovered in 1868 during construction works for the new railway line. Today the cave is open for visitors and so is the Cave Museum next door. Cave only open on guided tours.