Cycling in the Moselle Valley - Short Week

Arrival in Trier on your own. We recommend planning sufficient time to visit the Roman monuments.

Accommodation in Trier

The route leads you along the Moselle riverbank, past Germany's oldest wine town, Neumagen-Dhron. In Piesport, the impressive Roman cellar from the 4th century awaits. In the famous wine town of Bernkastel-Kues, where you can enjoy specialties from the Moselle.

Accommodation in Bernkastel-Kues/Zeltinger

Enjoy the view over richly decorated vineyard slopes and the opportunity for wine tasting in one of the traditional taverns. After Traben-Trarback you reach the Moselle loop "Zeller Hamm". The approximately 900-year-old Marienburg towers on the mountain ridge.

Accommodation in the Zell region

Via Bullay you reach Bremm. The town is located in a river bend and has beautiful, colorful houses, narrow alleys and an impressive view over one of Europe's steepest vineyards, Calmont. Bremmer Hamm ends here and is followed by the Cochemer Krampen region. You continue to Tries-Karden via Cochem, one of the main towns along the Moselle, famous for the impressive Reichsburg castle.

Accommodation in Tries-Karden or its surroundings

The cycle path takes you along the river directly to Moselkern. A detour to the fairy-tale castle Eltz is recommended. Between the Moselle and the steeply situated vineyards you continue to the journey's destination, Koblenz. Here the Moselle and Rhine meet and you can stroll around the picturesque city center in the evening.

Accommodation in Koblenz

The trip ends after breakfast.