Baybach valley and Waldeck Castle
Birkenfeld: museum of the local history society; Birkenfeld Castle was the residenz of the Wittelsbach line of Palatinate-Birkenfeld; residenz schloss of the grand dukes of Oldenburg
Bundenbach: Herrenberg roofing slate pit, Celtic settlement
Dhaun Castle: medieval knight's castle
Dickenschied: where the martyr, Paul Schneider, worked and is buried
Dill: ruins of one of the Sponheim family castles; church with ceiling murals by Johann Georg Engisch
Emmelshausen: Ehrbach Gorge, Baybach valley, Hunsrück Railway
Erbeskopf (part of Deuselbach): Hunsrückhaus Museum, highest mountain in the Hunsrück
Feilbingert: Schmittenstollen show mine
Fischbach (Nahe): Historic copper mine (open to visitors)
Gemünden: Gemünden Castle, Koppenstein Castle
Hattgenstein: observation tower
Hermeskeil: steam engine museum, Firefighting Museum and aviation museum
Herrstein: historic town centre
Hinzert: memorial to the victims of Nazism at Hinzert concentration camp
Idar-Oberstein: German Gemstone Museum, Rock church, Gemstone show mine and much more.

Kastellaun: castle ruins and old US nuclear missile base of Pydna
Kempfeld: Wildenburg Castle and wildlife park on the Wildenburger Kopf
Kirchberg: market place, St. Michael's Market (Thursday after St. Michael's Day)
Krummenau: refuge of the famous Schinderhannes
Leisel: Heiligenbösch church and Roman baths
Morbach: telephone museum, Hinzerath: Baldenau Castle, Wederath: Belginum archaeological park, Weiperath: timber museum and Hunolstein: Hunolstein Castle
Neuerkirch: Cultural History Museum, agricultural implements and machines, old handicraft skills, their products and village life and culture of bygone times
Otzenhausen: Hunnenring, a Celtic fortification
Pfalzfeld: Flammensäule
Ravengiersburg: "Hunsrück Cathedral" from the 12th/13th century
Rhaunen: Protestant church with the oldest surviving Stumm organ dating to 1723, village with historic buildings from various style periods
Sargenroth: the Nunkirche with fresco in the tower, Nunkircher Market (early September)
Schneppenbach: Schmidtburg, extensive castle ruins above the Hahnenbach stream
Schwollen: Sauerbrunnen (fountain)
Seesbach: Gateway to the Soonwald, Semendis Chapel (murals by Bishop Willigis) Rock formation in the centre of the village dating to the last ice age, RC parish church, Schinderhannes' Cave
Siesbach: Roman gravesite
Simmern: Schinderhannes Tower, local history museum in Simmern Castle, Hunsrück Museum, Simmern
Spabrücken: RC church with the "Black Mother of God of the Soon" (Schwarzer Mutter Gottes vom Soon), active monastery, Gräfenbacher Hütte with remains of a free-standing furnace for Soonwald ore
Stipshausen: "Hunsrück Baroque" church and Stumm organ
Stromberg: Stromburg Castle, home of the deutschen Michel
Sulzbach: home of the Stumm organ-building family with a large Stumm organ, the last one made by Johann Michael Stumm
Trollbach valley: rock landscape between Rümmelsheim Castle Layen and Münster-Sarmsheim along the Trollbach
Woppenroth: the village which was one of the main locations for the films Heimat and Heimat 3 by Edgar Reitz.
From Woppenroth one can reach the Hahnenbach valley and the Hellkirch
Züsch: Züscher Hammer Mill, a former hammer mill once driven by water power
Baybach valley and Waldeck Castle
Birkenfeld: museum of the local history society; Birkenfeld Castle was the residenz of the Wittelsbach line of Palatinate-Birkenfeld; residenz schloss of the grand dukes of Oldenburg
Bundenbach: Herrenberg roofing slate pit, Celtic settlement
Dhaun Castle: medieval knight's castle
Dickenschied: where the martyr, Paul Schneider, worked and is buried
Dill: ruins of one of the Sponheim family castles; church with ceiling murals by Johann Georg Engisch
Emmelshausen: Ehrbach Gorge, Baybach valley, Hunsrück Railway
Erbeskopf (part of Deuselbach): Hunsrückhaus Museum, highest mountain in the Hunsrück
Feilbingert: Schmittenstollen show mine
Fischbach (Nahe): Historic copper mine (open to visitors)
Gemünden: Gemünden Castle, Koppenstein Castle
Hattgenstein: observation tower
Hermeskeil: steam engine museum, Firefighting Museum and aviation museum
Herrstein: historic town centre
Hinzert: memorial to the victims of Nazism at Hinzert concentration camp
Idar-Oberstein: German Gemstone Museum, Rock church, Gemstone show mine and much more.
Kastellaun: castle ruins and old US nuclear missile base of Pydna
Kempfeld: Wildenburg Castle and wildlife park on the Wildenburger Kopf
Kirchberg: market place, St. Michael's Market (Thursday after St. Michael's Day)
Krummenau: refuge of the famous Schinderhannes
Leisel: Heiligenbösch church and Roman baths
Morbach: telephone museum, Hinzerath: Baldenau Castle, Wederath: Belginum archaeological park, Weiperath: timber museum and Hunolstein: Hunolstein Castle
Neuerkirch: Cultural History Museum, agricultural implements and machines, old handicraft skills, their products and village life and culture of bygone times
Otzenhausen: Hunnenring, a Celtic fortification
Pfalzfeld: Flammensäule
Ravengiersburg: "Hunsrück Cathedral" from the 12th/13th century
Rhaunen: Protestant church with the oldest surviving Stumm organ dating to 1723, village with historic buildings from various style periods
Sargenroth: the Nunkirche with fresco in the tower, Nunkircher Market (early September)
Schneppenbach: Schmidtburg, extensive castle ruins above the Hahnenbach stream
Schwollen: Sauerbrunnen (fountain)
Seesbach: Gateway to the Soonwald, Semendis Chapel (murals by Bishop Willigis) Rock formation in the centre of the village dating to the last ice age, RC parish church, Schinderhannes' Cave
Siesbach: Roman gravesite
Simmern: Schinderhannes Tower, local history museum in Simmern Castle, Hunsrück Museum, Simmern
Spabrücken: RC church with the "Black Mother of God of the Soon" (Schwarzer Mutter Gottes vom Soon), active monastery, Gräfenbacher Hütte with remains of a free-standing furnace for Soonwald ore
Stipshausen: "Hunsrück Baroque" church and Stumm organ
Stromberg: Stromburg Castle, home of the deutschen Michel
Sulzbach: home of the Stumm organ-building family with a large Stumm organ, the last one made by Johann Michael Stumm
Trollbach valley: rock landscape between Rümmelsheim Castle Layen and Münster-Sarmsheim along the Trollbach
Woppenroth: the village which was one of the main locations for the films Heimat and Heimat 3 by Edgar Reitz. From Woppenroth one can reach the Hahnenbach valley and the Hellkirch
Züsch: Züscher Hammer Mill, a former hammer mill once driven by water power
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