The parish church St. Lambertus from the year 1897 is one of the most historically and historically interesting historic buildings in the Rhineland. The brick-building in neo-Romanesque style was built according to plans by the Cologne architects Carl Rüdell and Richard Odenthal and is probably the most original creation of the team of architects. The church consists of a hexagonal central building with handling, an attached two-bay nave, a semicircular apse and a west tower. The interior of the central building was adapted in the 90s of the 20th century to the hexagonal floor plan and now has a hexagonal altar on a raised also hexagonal altar island. Inside the church, among other things, remains of frescoes from the time of the edification, qualitatively valuable stained glass as well as an altar triptycoon and sculptures from the late Middle Ages have been preserved. , Altarpiece from the circle of the Cologne master of the hl. The clan, late 15th century, the frame around 1900. In the middle the crucifixion, laterally hl. Peter and hl. John d. T. (new, but at least greatly overpainted). On the back, originally probably on the wings, eight smaller representations from the Passion story. Paintings from 1500 to the 18th century, among them hl. Barbara, middle Rhine around 1470. Source: community Spay; Dehio /