Roman tour in Neumagen

Neumagen-Dhron, as the location of the famous Roman wine ship and many other relief and inscription stones from the 2nd to 4th century a.d., is considered the "oldest wine town in Germany." There was a Roman fortification, a castrum, as an example of the last great flourishing of the Roman Empire along the Moselle, which began with Emperor Constantine. Today, many artifacts from Neumagen-Dhron can be found in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Trier. Dhron was already inhabited during Roman times. A walk through the picturesque wine village with its beautiful wine estates and old mills is worthwhile. An extraordinary listening experience awaits visitors - along the archaeological circular path, on the grounds of the late antique Roman fort, exciting stories and anecdotes come to life with the new Lauschtour app. A hike through the romantic valley of Dhron to Papiermühle, where the Moselle becomes a Hunsrück landscape, is also highly recommended. The greatest attraction of Neumagen-Dhron is certainly the "Stella Noviomagi," which lies below the marina in its own dock. The "Stella" is a seaworthy replica of the famous Neumagen wine ship.