Kurpark[Spa Park] and Staudengarten [Shrub Garden]
www.weiskirchen.de A garden in the European Union network of "Gardens without Borders," the Shrub Garden explodes in color. Created in the style of the English "borders," the Shrub Garden contains 10,000 plants, among them, 350 different trees, bushes, and shrubs. Along with its natural ambience, the Spa Park offers a variety of leisure facilities.
Bäderzentrum Vitalis Weiskirchen [indoor swimming pool]
www.vitalis-weiskirchen.de The large saunascape, 12,917 ft²/1,200 m², with sauna cabin, Asian garden, and resting house, offers a lavish atmosphere of well-being. The sports pool and the "Kids' Vitalis" with colorful shallow water and wading pools, are a special bathing experience for young and old.
Wild- and Wanderpark Weiskirchen [Game and Hiking Park]
www.weiskirchen.de Enjoy diverse wild game and domesticated animals. The informative Nature Park Info Center next door repeatedly presents temporary multi-media exhibitions. The Waldgasthof restaurant with it summer terrace provides a magnificent view across the Hochwald all the way to the French border.
Museum für Mechanische Musik and Kuriosa [Museum for Mechanical Music and Curiosities]
www.mechanischer-musiksalon.de Get your fill of delight with historical barrel organs and mechanical dolls that move in weird ways. Highly precise cylinders with pins rotate against the tuned teeth of a steel comb to produce music and polyphones that have their music stored on metal plates.
Schloss Dagstuhl [Palace]
www.schloss-dagstuhl.de Dagstuhl Palace is the landmark of Wadern and was built by Count Joseph Anton from Ottingen-Sötern in 1760 as the family seat. The main house and the palace chapel (built in 1763) are joined with the tower by a neo-Gothic corner structure.
Little Öttinger Palace with folklore museum
www.wadern.de The baroque structure was erected by Count Joseph Anton in 1759 as small palace with an adjoining park for his wife, Princess Christiane from Schwarzburg-Sondershausen. Today the Little Öttinger Palace houses the Wadern Folklore Museum
Dagstuhl Castle Ruin
www.burgdagstuhl.de Dagstuhl Castle dates to around 1270 and was built by the Knight Boemund from Saarbrücken. As a hilltop castle, the facility has a lower segment which housed craftsmen and servants, contained within the fortifications, with wall, ditch, and two bastions, altogether almost 1,000 ft/300 m long.
Schloss Münchweiler [Palace]
www.schloss-muenchweiler.de Built from 1749 to1785 by Imperial Baron Georg Zandt from Merl, Münchweiler Palace opens through a large portal into the courtyard. The structure was expanded by side wings in the 19th century.