Saarburg is a feast for the senses: a waterfall roars in the middle of the old town, cultural locations including bell foundry and museums fascinate guests, as do the ruins of the castle that gives it its name. From the Saarburg, you can enjoy a breathtaking view and the Saargau's culinary delights, including exquisite wines and first-class restaurants. And it's a real miracle that all of this has remained a secret tip for discerning insiders.

The Middle Mosel begins in Schweich, with its many river meanders, countless romantic wine villages, first-class vineyards and people who love to laugh and welcome guests. The small town with its cosy restaurants and small shops forms an excellent starting point for hikes on the Moselsteig trail.

Zeltingen-Rachtig is ideal for Mosel holidays if you want to enjoy the winery landscape without the stress of urban hustle and bustle. As the cosy twin locality is so uncluttered, everything can be reached by foot, from gourmet restaurants to the riverbank or the vineyards. At the same time, Zeltingen-Rachtig lies at the heart of the entire Mosel region.

The Mosel is wild… winding in spirited loops through its gorge between the Eifel and Hunsrück, lined with occasionally steep, beautiful vineyards. There are the wine villages in the Zell region such as Pünderich or Reil, close to Traben-Trarbach.

Treis-Karden today is a quaint little twin town that straddles both sides of the Mosel, where the clocks seem to go slower. No hustle and bustle, leaving you with plenty of time for walks and hikes. And anyone who chooses to travel by foot will soon notice that the area lives and breathes history.

Steep slopes covered in vines extend down to the river - this is Mosel country at its best. And it is here that the wine locale of Winningen can be found. It is counted among Germany’s most beautiful villages and has been placed on the winner's podium several times in the “Our village has a future” competition. From then on, all you have to do is arrive, enjoy and relax.