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The correct name is St. Secundus Church. The church is a brick hall church built in 1615, with a polygonal end to the east and a simple bell tower added to the west in 1617.

The correct name is "Church of St. Secundus." St. Secundus of Asti was an early Christian martyr who lived in present-day Piedmont and was executed in 109.

The building is a rectangular brick structure, closed on the east side by five sides of a dodecagon. The wall is made of bricks in monastery format, and the corners are made of hewn sandstone.

A rustic café awaits guests with a wonderful selection of fresh cakes and gateaux. In summer, you can sit outside, and the rustic beer garden is highly recommended. Breakfast and guest rooms can also be booked.

Well-paved cycle path between Schwei and Rodenkirchen, mainly next to the busy federal road B 437

Brick hall church from 1615. Western tower with pointed roof

On weekends, the road between Seefeld and Reitland is mostly quiet, with asphalt repaired in some sections

The church is called St. Secundus. A daytime visit is worthwhile. You can view the altar, pulpit, and baptismal font cover by the sculptor Ludwig Münstermann.