The Rurtalbahn provides access from Düren to the entire district of Düren along the Rur with a total of 29 stops. Übersetzt mit DeepL Translate

Discover the four wings of the French-Renaissance castle.

Lookout point with a refuge and a wonderful view of Olef. Winding paths lead through the forest in the Oleftal up to Kuckucksley.

The Kalterherberg parish church "St. Lambertus" is commonly known as the "Eifel Cathedral" due to its striking twin towers. It was built between 1897 and 1901 by Pastor Arnoldy.

Sleeping Beauty stands in Kuchenheim: when business at the Müller cloth factory took a turn for the worse in 1961, the owner locked the gates and left everything untouched - just as it was on the last working day. A tear-off calendar from 1961 still hangs on the wall today and a forgotten coffee mug still stands next to the machines. The factory has been carefully and lovingly renovated and transformed into an industrial museum. The museum's demonstrators put delicate spinning machines and thundering looms into operation during every guided tour and still produce good wool fabric the old-fashioned way. Even the steam engine from 1903 puffs away from time to time. From June 16, a special exhibition on the cultural history of the sheep can be seen, which has played many roles throughout history: Lamb of God, centerpiece of shepherd idylls, milk and wool producer, cuddly toy, landscape conservationist and cloned sheep. The exhibition sheds light on the very special relationship between humans and sheep.

This weekly market offers regional products!

Moving worlds of nostalgia. A journey of discovery through imperial times and the enjoyment of art. Experience a detailed 19th century world. In a district with authentic living rooms and shops, historical, artistic and mechanical figure collections, you can immerse yourself in the good old days. Memories for your home. Large sales room.Souvenirs, minerals, gift ideas and much more. Here you will find everything for collectors' dreams, nurseries and time travelers.

As the only conglomerate rock in the Monschauer Land, the immense, 80 metre-long Richelsley Rock lies on the edge of the High Fens. It was topped with a cross in 1890 to honour Prior Stephan Horrichem, the “Apostle of the High Fens”.

The ruins of the Hardtburg moated castle lie on the heights of the Stotzheim Forest. Even today, the remains of the keep, the outer castle and the ring walls bear witness to a fortified medieval fortress, as its character has not been changed by alterations.

The refuge at the Vierherrenstein lies on the Way of St James and the moor path as well as on the VIA cycle route from Cologne to Jünkerath.