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A squat chapel from the 1950s with a parish hall.

The central church of the Blankenrath parish. The hiking trail of the same name leads past the Church of the Assumption of Mary. The Romanesque church dates from very early times. After a fire, the church hall was rebuilt in the late 19th century.

A small, idyllic lake just before Blankenrath below the Krähen-Hütte. Resting places nearby.

A pretty chapel on the L 203 just before Blankenrath.

Pretty chapel from 1932.

In the heart of Blankenrath in the Hunsrück you will find the Landgasthof Gräff-Oster, a family business run by Ingrid and Rainer Oster in the second generation. In the cozy restaurant and the inviting beer garden, local dishes from the home-style kitchen are served, along with fresh draft beer or fine wines from the Moselle wine regions, as well as delicious homemade cakes and desserts. The inn is open from Thursday to Sunday from 10 a.m. in the morning. gasthaus-graeff.de

The most important building in Blankenrath is the church "Maria Himmelfahrt". The Romanesque church tower is a witness of this church. The nave was built to the east. The church is said to have been destroyed in a fire in 1664, only the tower remained standing. The Romanesque church tower is a witness of this church. The nave was built to the east. The church is said to have been destroyed in a fire in 1664, only the tower remained standing. A makeshift building was erected with great difficulty. In 1761, Pastor Andreas Strahl initiated the construction of today's nave. In 1975 a comprehensive renovation of the church took place. The highlight of the renovation was the redesign of the sanctuary, which was carried out by the Wittlich sculptor Hanns Scherl. The motif of the tree of life is decisive here, which is harmoniously combined in form and color with the existing Stations of the Cross group and the picturesque design of the church. The design of the tabernacle deliberately emphasizes the presence of Christ in the altar sacrament. At the same time, care was taken to ensure that the altar and tabernacle formally form a unit with the motif of the tree of life, so that the tabernacle seems to grow out of the altar. The church space is not disturbed in its entirety by overloaded elements. The visitor's gaze is mainly focused on the sanctuary with the Crucifixion group. (Source: www.visitmosel.de) More here: https://www.blankenrath.de/tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeit/pfarrkirche/

Idyllic reservoir at Flaumbach. The HVV Blankenrath organizes the popular "Fischerstechen" here, a fun for the population. Benches around this pond invite you to linger and find peace.