Longuich - a cozy village on the Moselle that combines history, viticulture and impressive views. Located in the heart of the village is Longuich Castle, a well-preserved building from the Middle Ages that still delights visitors with its historical charm today. Just a few steps away, the Roman Villa Urbana invites you to immerse yourself in Roman times and gain an insight into life around 2,000 years ago. The Longuicher Herrenberg on the opposite side of the Moselle offers a very special view of Longuich: from there you have an impressive panorama of the river, the vineyards and the idyllic village - an ideal place to enjoy the beauty of the Moselle landscape to its fullest.

“Longuich - a place full of history, nature and unique views of the Mosel.”

[Anna Zenz, Anne von Dogen and Paula Sophie Scherrer – Mosel wine ambassadors 2024/25]

Lieser – a picturesque wine village on the Moselle that combines history, indulgence, and breathtaking views. At the heart of the village lies the magnificent Lieser Castle, a gem from the Wilhelminian era that impresses with its stunning architecture. Just a few minutes away, the "Heldensicht" viewpoint offers a spectacular panoramic view over the Mosel River, the vineyards, and the idyllic village of Lieser – a perfect spot to take in the beauty of the region and fully savor the moment. Lieser blends cozy village life with nature and culture, inviting visitors to explore the Mosel landscape at a relaxed pace.

„Standing at the Heldensicht, gazing over the Mosel – a moment of pure wonder.“

[Anna Zenz, Anne von Dogen und Paula Sophie Scherrer – Mosel wine ambassadors 2024/25]

Lehmen impresses with the Lehmener Würzlay - one of the most important historical wine-growing landscapes on the Mosel. Steep terraces, hundreds of years old walls and spectacular rock formations characterize this unique landscape.

A true highlight: the Razejunge vineyard, an outstanding example of the "Living Moselle Vineyards". Biodiversity, knowledge of wine and tradition come together here - from the rare Apollo butterfly to a picnic with a view of the Mosel.

„Between rugged rocks, rare butterflies and old walls, Lehmen shows just how alive our vineyards are.“

[Anna Zenz, Maja Treis und Paula Sophie Scherrer – Mosel wine ambassadors 2024/25]

Bremm - a picturesque Moselle village nestled in a spectacular landscape that fascinates wine lovers, hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

A real gem: the Calmont - the steepest vineyard in Europe! A breathtaking via ferrata leads along narrow paths, past vines, dry stone walls and fascinating panoramic views of the Moselle valley. Those who dare to make the climb will be rewarded with unique views.

Winegrowing on the Calmont is characterized by hard manual work and centuries of tradition - a heritage that the winegrowers preserve with passion.

After the tour, cozy wine taverns and wineries invite you to linger - with a glass of Calmont Riesling in your hand and the Moselle at your feet.

„At the Calmont, you can feel how impressively nature, craftsmanship and enjoyment merge in the steep slope.“

[Anna Zenz, Anne von Dogen, Paula Sophie Scherrer & Maja Treis – Mosel wine ambassadors 2024/25]

Traben-Trarbach – a Mosel town that brings together nature, wine, and warm-hearted people.

Grevenburg Castle is the town's landmark, towering high above it and offering a fantastic view of the Mosel valley and the rooftops of Traben-Trarbach. It's a beautiful place to pause and reflect. In the old town, small cafés, restaurants, and wine bars invite you to linger, often with a view of the Mosel or the vineyards. 

There are many beautiful hiking opportunities around the town, whether through vineyards or along the river. Canoeing on the Mosel is also a great experience: peaceful, close to nature, and perfect for unwinding.

A real highlight are the underground wine cellars, which have earned Traben-Trarbach its special reputation. On a guided tour, you can immerse yourself in the history of the wine trade, which is both exciting and impressive.

„The open-mindedness and warmth of the people in Traben-Trarbach can be felt everywhere, we were welcomed with genuine hospitality.“

[Anna Zenz, Anne von Dogen, Paula Sophie Scherrer & Maja Treis – Mosel wine ambassadors 2024/25]

Saarburg – an enchanting place: nature, wine, and history. The town's landmark is the imposing “Saarburg Ruins”, which tower high above the old town. From here, you have a unique view of the Saar River, the vineyards, and the picturesque roofs of the town. A place full of history and atmosphere. 

The old town with its narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and small squares invites you to stroll and linger. Particularly impressive is the waterfall in the middle of the town – a real natural attraction in the urban heart. Cozy cafés, restaurants, and wine bars invite you to enjoy regional specialties and wines, often with a view of the Saar or surrounded by historic backdrops. 

There are numerous hiking and cycling trails around Saarburg – through vineyards, forests, and along the Saar. A boat trip on the Saar is also an unforgettable experience that perfectly combines nature and relaxation.

The "Saarburg" itself is also a real highlight: its old walls, towers, and castle gardens bring history to life and offer unique impressions. 

„Saarburg immediately captivated us with its combination of nature, history, and vibrant city life.“

[Anna Zenz, Anne von Dogen, Paula Sophie Scherrer & Maja Treis – Mosel wine ambassadors]

The picturesque Mosel village of Nittel is located on the southern Moselle, directly opposite Luxembourg. This region, characterised by limestone and marl soils, is unique and produces outstanding Burgundy varieties as well as the traditional Elbling. The Nitteler Fels nature reserve stretches between Nittel and Wellen, whose imposing dolomite and limestone cliffs offer a breathtaking panorama. This area, which has been recognised as a ‘Beacon of Biodiversity’, is a protected habitat for numerous endangered animal species.

Another highlight: at the foot of the Nitteler Fels you will find the wine hut im Leiterchen. Here, visitors can enjoy the impressive view from various seating areas. Also a wine vending machine is set up there so that culinary delights are not neglected.

"The Nitteler Fels is a truly impressive natural monument on the Mosel. With a good Elbling in your glass at the foot of this majestic rock formation, you realise once again how unique and special the landscape and the wines of the Upper Moselle are."

[Marie-Sophie Schwarz, Amelie Fritschle and Franziska Fritzen – Mosel-Trio 2023/24]

At the upper end of the Middle Mosel, in Lörsch to be precise, you will find the beautiful "Vinothek am Flusskilometer 174". It is run by the Kühner-Adams winery from Mehring and combines modern and traditional architecture in a very special way! A few years ago, winemaker Hans-Josef transformed an old farmhouse into this fantastic vinotheque. But it's not just the architecture that is worth a visit. The family presents refreshing wines and selected dishes such as tarte flambée or cheese platters, which make an excellent pairing.

A little tip: The vinotheque is regularly open from May to October, but you can also take part in great events here in the off-season.

"This vinotheque is a perfect example of the hospitality and warmth of the Mosel people. Enjoy the Mosel valley and its wine in an idyllic and relaxed setting. Thanks to the Adams family, this is possible in Lörsch and absolutely recommendable!"

[Marie-Sophie Schwarz, Amelie Fritschle and Franziska Fritzen – Mosel-Trio 2023/24]

Fancy an adventure? The Collis steep path has an alpine character with via ferrata, 160 metres in altitude and a length of 1.2 kilometres and is perfectly secured with step bars, ladders and wire ropes thanks to the Alpenverein Koblenz and the Heimat- und Verkehrsverein Zell. If you don't want to climb, you can bypass the via ferrata on the steep path along old vineyard walls.
At the end, a well-earned refreshment awaits all hikers at the Collis Tower.

‘On the Collis steep path, you can explore the Mosel valley from a completely different angle. On this truly adventurous trail, you get a breathtaking view of the Mosel landscape and its steep slopes. As the icing on the cake, Zell offers wonderful opportunities to stop off and relax at the end.’

[Marie-Sophie Schwarz - Mosel Wine Queen 2023/24]

Beilstein on the Terrassenmosel has long ceased to be an insider tip. The small village invites you to explore the many alleyways that lead up to St Joseph's Church. Metternich Castle towers above the village, where you can even climb up to the highest tower and enjoy the view over the village. A visit to one of the many wine taverns or cafés rounds off the day perfectly.

A tip for the perfect excursion: take the opportunity to take a boat trip from Cochem to Beilstein! From here you have the best view of Beilstein and the surrounding countryside.

"Sleeping Beauty of the Mosel - Beilstein really does honour this well-known nickname! Between the magnificent castle and the many winding alleyways with their half-timbered houses, you can't help but be amazed!"

[Amelie Fritschle – Mosel Wine Princess 2023/24]

Ready for an unforgettable hiking experience? The Erden hiking path leads through the renowned top vineyards ‘Erdener Treppchen’ and ‘Prälat’ and offers a unique alpine experience. The hiking trail is divided into three levels of difficulty, so that both beginners and experienced hikers get their money's worth. No matter which route you choose, magnificent views, diverse flora and exciting paths on thehiking path in Erden are guaranteed.

"The Erden hiking path is a real highlight for nature lovers! The variety of flora and fauna is just as inspiring as the magnificent view over the Mosel."

[Franziska Fritzen – Mosel Wine Princess 2023/24]

The Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, which towers high above the mouth of the Mosel into the Rhine centuries of history. Various events and changing exhibitions changing exhibitions always attract numerous visitors. Since 2011 a cable car takes visitors from the banks of the Rhine near the old town up to the fortress. Around the fortress is the former Federal Garden Show grounds, which invites you to take a stroll.

And best of all: the fabulous view of the Deutsches Eck.

"We all agree: a visit to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress is a must for all Mosel fans. The view of the Deutsches Eck in particular is simply breathtaking!"

[Franziska Fritzen and Amelie Fritschle - Mosel Wine Princesses 2023/24]