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The name **“AltenerTempelchen”** can be traced back to a historical field name. In the field name register, it is recorded as *“AltenerTempelchen”* (dialectally *Aldena Tämbelche*) and originally referred to the small lookout hut on the sunny side of Alten above the Nette valley. The hut owes its popular nickname to its characteristic, temple-like roof construction.

They are always friendly ;) nice place to take a break

The Brückentor (Bridge Gate) is one of Mayen's few remaining medieval city gates and once served as the most important entrance for travelers coming from Koblenz. Today, this historic building houses the Mayen Carnival Museum, which brings the city's long tradition of "Faasenaacht" (Carnival Night) to life.

The tunnel was part of the Maifeld Railway, a branch line of the Eifelquerbahn (Eifel Cross Railway), which was closed in the 1980s. Today, the tunnel is integrated into the Maifeld Cycle Path, which runs along former railway lines in the Maifeld region. The tunnel is paved and illuminated, making it attractive for both cyclists and hikers.

A photogenic relic of an old mill is this water wheel on a tributary of the Nette.

The Hammesmühle has reopened

A great rest area with a fantastic view of the Mayen stadium, the tennis court and the nearby quarry.

Nice climbing park that you can definitely do and have fun doing it. But there are also problems: Reservations: only possible online on site. But if it doesn't work online, THEN it works like this too. Instructions: given, you need perfect pitch for the summary that follows, as it is presented so quietly and mumbly. 90% of people won't have understood it. Supervision: not given. Participants had real problems in places, but people (presumably participants' companions) on the ground helped. No sign of staff. The park itself is really good, but you should know what you're doing - safety equipment or not.