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Regions & towns along Mosel-Saar-Ruwer

Discover the eleven holiday regions and cities!

Saar-Obermosel holiday region

Saar-Obermosel holiday region Three-border region at the confluence of the Saar & Moselle | ideal for cycling & hiking | Riesling from the steep slopes of the Saar | Elbling & Burgundy from the Upper Moselle

City of Trier 

Former Roman metropolis | 2,000 years of culture | UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Porta Nigra, Imperial Baths, cathedral, etc.)

Ruwer Valley & Hochwald holiday region

Riesling enjoyment in combination with hiking & cycling | sunny vineyards meet shady forests | Ruwer-Hochwald cycle path on former railway line

Roman Wine Route holiday region

Well-preserved Roman villas & wine presses | steep and imposing Mosel slopes meet gentle terraces | picturesquely framed by plateaus of the Eifel & the Hunsrück

Bernkastel-Kues holiday region

Centre of Middle Moselle | medieval half-timbered houses, castle ruins & Renaissance town hall in picturesque old town | world's best Rieslings from steep slopes | active enjoyment: large network of hiking trails, 1000km cycle paths & mountain bike trails

Holiday region Wittlich Stadt & Land

Connects the Middle Mosel region with the Volcanic & Southern Eifel | varied cycle routes & enjoyable hiking trails between Maars & Mosel | charming villages | bubbling mineral springs | diverse cultural programme in Wittlich

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Mosel region Traben-Trarbach Kröv 

Mosel quality of life meets natural idyll | Traben-Trarbach with Grevenburg castle, bridge gate, underground wine cellars & Art Nouveau villas | picturesque town centres with half-timbered architecture | world-famous vineyards

Zeller Land holiday region

Holiday region around the home of the "Zeller Schwarze Katz" | Geierlay suspension rope bridge in the Hunsrück | steep vineyards | romantic wine villages | varied cycling & hiking tours along the river & up into the forests of Hunsrück

Cochem holiday region

Town of Cochem with medieval old town, imperial castle, chairlift, Bundesbank bunker | "Calmont": Europe's steepest vineyard in Bremm | Beilstein: romantic winegrowing village & film set

Sunny Lower Moselle holiday region

Steep, terraced vineyards just outside the city of Koblenz | spectacular castles: Ehrenburg, Thurant Castle, Kobern Castles | charming wine villages with exquisite gastronomy

City of Koblenz

Confluence of the Mosel & Rhine at the Deutsches Eck | Cable car to the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress cultural centre | Electoral Palace & Basilica of St. Castor | Stolzenfels Castle - the epitome of Rhine Romanticism

A look over the "Mosel border"...

Moselle sans frontieres - Moselle without borders

Discover the borderless Moselle valley and experience the unique beauty and diversity along the international river that stretches across France, Luxembourg and Germany. The Moselle rises in the French Southern Vosges at the Col de Bussang, crosses the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and flows into the Rhine at the Deutsches Eck near Koblenz after around 550 kilometres.

Get to know different countries, enjoy varied landscapes and immerse yourself in other cultures - experience cross-border Moselle moments with the "Moselle sans frontieres" project.

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