Top Rated Attractions in Lieser

St Paulinus's Church is a fine example of classic Baroque architecture. Located in the northeast part of the city, the church was originally built in the 18th Century. The intricately decorated interiors of the church are by the famous architect Johann Balthasar Neumann. Scenes from St Paulinus's life are depicted beautifully on the ceiling of this church. A religious place that is active even today, it hosts organ recitals which are attended by locals as well as tourists.

The Liebfrauenkirche is one of the oldest Gothic churches in Germany. It is believed to date back to the 13th Century. The church has a floor plan consisting of eight rounded altar niches resembling a twelve-petaled rose, a symbol of the Virgin Mary. The architecture of the church is simply beautiful and it is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The church conducts regular services and prayers and is an active parish church.

Situated on the south part of the city, Abby St. Matthias’s is a remarkable landmark of the city of Trier. Established in the 12th Century, the abbey's beautiful architecture is a mixture of Romanesque and Baroque styles. Visitors can view the Tomb of the Apostle here along with the several artifacts that are placed in the museum of the abbey. A significant part of the city's history, the abbey is frequented by locals and visitors alike.

The pilgrimage church of the visitation of Mary, as it is known, is one of the most important religious, historical and architectural landmarks of the Southern Eifel and the Moselle Valley region. The church is associated with healing legends after a laborer built a small hermitage for worshiping Mary in the 15th Century. Today, the church boasts of spellbinding late Gothic architecture and an ornate Antwerp high winged altar. A significant religious site, the church attracts over 10,000 pilgrims every year.

The Cathedral of Saint Peter or Trierer Dom is regarded as one of the oldest churches in Germany. Built on the ruins of a Roman building, this cathedral has earned a place as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cathedral is most noted for its unique style of architecture, which is influenced by the number of renovations done through its existence.

The Schloss Lieser or the Castle of Lieser is located in the Moselle valley of the Lieser village of Germany. This 13th-century marvel is a royal residence and is currently occupied by the state. The building that you see today was established by Heinrich Theodor Schmidt for Eduard Puricelli. He owned a vineyard in the region and wanted a place right next to it. The Neo-Renaissance structure has certain Neo-Gothic elements that make this a brilliant architectural study. The two-storied building houses a chapel and other beautiful sections that make it a worthy monument of the region. Today, the castle has been turned into an exquisite hotel called Schloss Lieser, Autograph Collection, offering 49 rooms and state-of-the-art facilities for all its guests.