Cycling in the Moselle Valley

Arrival and check-in at your hotel where the bicycles are waiting for you. Trier is Germany's oldest city with several historical attractions.

Accommodation in Trier

Today you cycle along winding cycle paths through several wine-producing villages & towns before reaching your destination Trittenheim. You cross the oldest bridge along the Mosel where on the opposite side you can admire the fantastic view over the Mosel valley.

Accommodation in Trittenheim or its surroundings

You pass Germany's oldest wine-producing town, Neumagen-Drohn and reach Piesport. You continue along the river via Wintrich, Brauneberg and Mülheim before reaching the wine town of Bernkastel-Kues. Don't miss the cobblestone market square with its charming houses.

Accommodation in Bernkastel-Kues/Zeltinger

If you are a wine lover you will really enjoy today's stage. Several lush vineyards & wine estates along the way enable tastings. Later you reach the river bend in Zell, the so-called "Zeller Hamm". The 900-year-old castle Marienburg towers up on a hill above the valley. You stay in Zell which is one of the largest wine-producing areas in the region.

Accommodation in Zell

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 Mosel, famous for the impressive castle Reichsburg.

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 Mosel and the steeply situated vineyards you continue to the journey's destination, Koblenz. Here the Mosel and Rhine meet and you can stroll around the picturesque city center in the evening.

Accommodation in Koblenz

The journey ends after breakfast.