Cochem & Moselregion

Moselkrampen

A ride through the Cochemer Moselkrampen by bike, car or boat will take you to the little Mosel village of Beilstein. Moselle village of Beilstein, the Briar Rose of the Moselle with the monastery church and the Metternich castle ruins. The route then continues past the Roman tombs, the Roman funerary temples, which are located above the wine village of Nehren.

In Ediger, a pretty old Moselle village with many half-timbered houses, is home to the famous relief Christ in the Winepress from the 16th century.

On one of the most beautiful Moselle bends and on the steepest vineyard site in Europe, the famous Calmont, lies the village of Bremm. From here you can walk the Calmont via ferrata and experience the extreme steepness of the vineyards and the hard work of the winegrowers. the extreme steepness of the vineyards and the hard work of the winegrowers.

Trier

We recommend a trip to the ancient Roman city of Trier with its famous Porta Nigra. Don't forget to visit the Imperial Baths, the amphitheatre, the Baroque palace and the cathedral.

Koblenz

Famous for the German Corner at the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers with the equestrian statue of Emperor Wilhelm I . A visit to the old town of Koblenz and Ehrenbreitstein Fortress is always worthwhile.

Vulkaneifel

Just a few kilometres from the Moselle, you will get to know the magnificent volcanic landscape of the Vordereifel with its maars.

Nürburgring

Famous as the green hell in the Eifel. For all motorsport enthusiasts, we recommend a drive over the Nordschleife!