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The imposing St. Wendel Basilica attracts more than just pilgrims. Its Gothic entrance, striking towers, and winding alleyways make it a place steeped in history and atmosphere. It is considered the most important church in Saarland – named after St. Wendelin, patron saint of shepherds and farmers. 📸 Tip: If you follow the side streets, you'll discover not only great photo opportunities but also small cafés with views of the church.

The Bostalsee is simply fantastic, whatever the weather.

The late Gothic church dates back to the 14th century. It contains the tomb of Saint Wendelin, making it a pilgrimage church. The interior is decorated with all kinds of murals, reliefs, and statues. Here, you can find peace even amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Quite early in the history of (sedentary) humanity, our ancestors recognized the possibilities offered by harnessing the natural elements. Harnessing the power of wind or water and using it to drive mills, instead of using human or animal muscle power, is probably the most common example. Here, we encounter another use variant: the flowing water didn't move millstones, but instead set a hammer mill—also called a stamp mill in some regions—in motion.

A very beautiful old church in the heart of St. Wendel. It is also called Wendel's Cathedral.

The Wendelinus cycle path is very beautiful, but unfortunately often overcrowded on weekends and when the weather is nice.

There is always something going on at the Schlossplatz and the Fruchtmarkt