The old farmhouse from the mid-18th century is located on the Way of St James, directly opposite the local church. For three decades, passionate lovers of their village have ensured that the old house tells the story of their village. Many a pilgrimage group stops off here at the local history museum and has a good time. Now a listed building, this 200-year-old farmhouse embodies a piece of home, as well as a piece of the cultural and village history of the Upper Saar. The tradition of rural building and living culture is cultivated in a lively way in the old farmhouse. The marketing of the house received a real boost in 2003. This period saw the rediscovery of pilgrimage, hiking and the Way of St James. Pilgrims can find accommodation and catering here, as well as a pilgrim's stamp. Visits on request.
