The Stapelberg, the highest "mountain" at a proud 50.5 meters above sea level in Weese, the parish church of St. Katharina with its unique baroque interior and the monument to Bernard Overberg, the "teacher of teachers" in Voltlage. Local history museum in Höckel, "Schmandsteh", "Verlobungsweg" and the former manor in Engelern. In Plaggenschale you have the opportunity to marvel at the juniper grove on cultural-historical ground between 111 barrows and heathland.

In Merzen the St. Lambertus church with Romanesque baptismal font on four lion's feet made of Bentheim sandstone and on the outskirts of the village "de Hilgenschlopp". And suddenly you are in Egypt, a district of Neuenkirchen, according to legend a resting place for predatory vagabonds, who were popularly known as Egypter.

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