Schlosskirche Schleiden
The Schleiden Castle Church is one of the most important late Gothic hall churches in the northern Eifel and is particularly famous for the König organ from 1770. The castle church was consecrated as a castle chapel in 1230 and replaced by a Gothic church around 1340, the choir of which is still preserved today. From 1516 to 1525, under Dietrich IV of Manderscheid-Schleiden, the three-nave, late Gothic hall building was built, which has remained unchanged since then.