Schloss Föhren stands at the northern edge of the village, its Baroque frontage rising unexpectedly from the surrounding farmland. The estate is private and cannot be visited inside, but the gates and the outer walls are visible from the road, and the manor makes a handsome backdrop for a walk through the vineyards.
The grounds include a small park and working farm buildings typical of the Mosel wine country. The estate is a reminder that this part of Rhineland-Palatinate was once dotted with noble seats belonging to the ecclesiastical princes of Trier, whose influence shaped the landscape and architecture of the entire region.