Mosel. My Journey 2026

MY JOURNEY.
#VISITMOSEL | 2026

Enjoy the moment.
AND SAVOUR IT.
Breathe deeply and allow your
gaze to wander far over the
river valley.
Time at last to pamper yourself,
time to indulge. Refreshing, fruity
Riesling wines from top locations
and culinary delights from
creative hands give you a taste
of the region. 2,000 years of
history will inspire you and liven
up your senses. World Heritage
Sites, majestic castles, ancient
sacred spaces and great musical
experiences that bridge the gap
between past and present.
THAT IS THE MOSEL.
THAT IS YOUR HOLIDAY!
River landscape near Trittenheim
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Trier – a vibrant city and
home to ancient UNESCO
World Heritage Sites
(pp. 18–19).
A roman landscape
of delight
(pp. 6–7)
Koblenz – an urban centre and
the gateway to the UNESCO
World Heritage Centre, the Upper
Middle Rhine Valley (pp. 8–9)
Wittlich
Bernkastel-
Kues
Piesport
Cochem
Moselkern
Treis-Karden
Zell (Mosel)
Mosel
Kobern-Gondorf
Winningen
Alken
Koblenz
Rhein
SO MUCH
TO SEE
The Mosel: The river winds its way along 240 km of countless twists
and turns between France and Koblenz; and then there are its tributaries
Saar and Ruwer. We will accompany you on your journey with
our personal tips. There is so much more to discover...
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Wander along Roman
roads to ancient sights.
More on page 17.
Kanzem
Konz
Trier
Schweich
Longuich
Kasel
Traben-
Trarbach
Mythos Mosel –
Blogger Carina’s (Foodistas)
personal tips for this special
Riesling tasting event are
on page 13.
Nittel
Top artists and ensembles
perform at extraordinary
venues during the Mosel
Music Festival (p. 16).
Wine and architecture –
exciting constructions
tempting you to sit back
and relax (pp. 22–23).
Saar
Wiltingen
Saarburg
Ruwer
Waldrach
Wine tasting weekends
along the Upper Mosel,
Saar and Ruwer rivers. An
amazing variety to delight
both eyes and palate!
Our tips on pages 20–21.
Explore the towns along
the Middle Mosel – Our
tips for a 48 hour trip are on
pages 14–15.
Vineyards clinging
to steep slopes, art
events and illuminated
wine tasting
– enjoy 48 hours
on the Lower Mosel
(Terrassenmosel)
(pp. 10–11).
There’s always something
to celebrate here – wine
and folk festivals, events,
Christmas markets...
(pp. 24–27).
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#strassenderroemer
A ROMAN LANDSCAPE
OF DELIGHT
A shady spot right by the
shore. The water ripples
gently, mirroring the sky and
vineyards.
“The river valley is planted
with the green grapes of
Bacchus to the highest point
of the sweeping hillside.”
Perhaps Ausonius sat right
here as he wrote these words
some 1,700 years ago, boats
sailing by, loaded full with
wine barrels and amphorae.
The Romans pressed grapes
directly at the foot of the
vineyards, loaded the must
onto boats and transported
this to the large wine cellars
of the Imperial Residence in
Trier. Roman wine presses
still exist today in places such
as Piesport, Brauneberg and
Erden. Wine is probably the
most vibrant cultural legacy
left to us by the Romans.
They laid the foundation for
a distinctive culture of enjoyment
and made a lasting
impression on the landscape.
But it‘s the confident and successful
young winegrowers
who have made Mosel wine
what it is today: a premium
quality pleasure, internationally
sought-after and praised
by wine critics. And so, impressive
ancient architecture
meets contemporary wine
culture to create an oasis
of pleasure for appreciative
wine lovers with an affinity
for culture.
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#VISITKOBLENZ
Welcome to the ‘Deutsches Eck’! This headland is where
the Moselle converges with the Rhine, and where the
UNESCO World Heritage Centre of the Upper Middle
Rhine Valley begins. The urban centre forms the ideal
starting point for your Moselle journey ...
RHINE ROMANTICISM
Visit Stolzenfels Castle -
the epitome of
Rhine Romanticism!
Schängelbrunnen
Deutsches Eck
St. Kastor
Cable car
Festung Ehrenbreitstein
AND
AT NIGHT?
The old town offers everything you need
for a fantastic evening. You can experience
special moments of pleasure at Schiller‘s
Manufaktur or at the Verbene restaurant in
the heart of Koblenz‘s old town.
EVERYTHING ALONG THE RIVER!
The picturesque old town and
extensive river promenade
alongside one another.
Tip: take the cable car up to
the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress!
TREAT YOURSELF…
Historic squares and alleyways
for browsing and shopping.
Our tips: the Kunstgässchen
and Pfeffersack & Söhne Kontor.
Forum Confluentes
Preußisches Regierungsgebäude
ON THE PULSE OF
Kurfürstliches Schloss
THE MOMENT
Art at the Ludwig Museum
and the Mittelrhein
Museum. An exquisite break:
the restaurant ‘Gerhards
Genussgesellschaft’.
More special city experiences at visitmosel.de
The Ehrenbreitstein Fortress cultural
centre should not be missed
Kaiserin Augusta Denkmal
‘Thieves, crooks and scoundrels’ –
a guided tour
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DIE
TERRASSEN-
MOSEL
IN
HOURS
Landhaus Halferschenke
Dieblich
STEEP VINEYARD
TERRACES!
Hence the name ‘Terrassenmosel’.
The particularly warm microclimate
found here is host to rare flora and fauna.
Our tips:
Burg Eltz castle
in Moselkern
Art events
Winningen
Great art in a small village: Every
two years, sophisticated modern
art by internationally renowned
artists is exhibited in Winningen.
Next date: 08. – 10. Mai 2026
The delicious culinary delights of a
modern, regional cuisine, paired with
authentic hospitality, await you in an
elegant setting. The cosy country house
rooms are an ideal base for your 2-day
stay in the Terrace Mosel area.
A cultural heritage,
undamaged and still familyowned;
if you haven’t been to
see it yet, you have really
missed something!
Light wine tasting
in Zell (Mosel)
Matthias Chapel
Kobern-Gondorf
A jewel of late Romanesque architecture in a great
location: The separate central building is surrounded
by castle ruins and was built to house relics. It gives
you an extraordinary sense of space.
Cochem Home of the Reichsburg castle
and Bundesbank bunker
A lively town with an impressive castle complex
and a former top-secret bunker. An emergency
substitute currency was stored here during the
Cold War years.
Can our palate be deceived by
our eyes? Yes, says science.
In the light room of the Zell
town hall, you can test for
yourself how the color of the
surroundings influences the
taste of wine in a “special kind
of sensory journey.”
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#moselwein
MOSEL. A MYTH.
People have been cultivating wine along the Mosel for the past
2,000 years. That has shaped the landscape and gives it its distinctive
character. Almost a legend…
‘Mythos Mosel’ is the name of an event,
organised by the young wine growers
association ‘Moseljünger’, which takes
place every year over the first weekend after
Whitsun. A Riesling Journey of the top class.
Carina from the foodistas.de wrote:
We have made this ‘journey’ several times.
The event, organised by the young wine
growers in the region, takes place every
year over the first weekend after Whitsun.
The very special atmosphere of the
Mythos Mosel event has already captivated
us at our very first visit.
A host winery invites three winemakers
from other parts of the wine growing regions
of the upper and lower reaches of
the Mosel (Terrassenmosel) and the Saar
to showcase their wines. We tasted a
wide variety and were able to discern the
specific style of the Mosel wines. It is an
exciting ‘journey’, because it is quite remarkable
how the different wines reflect
the location, terroir and style of their origin.
That’s why we are definitely coming
back to the Mosel.
Mythos Mosel
Next date:
29 - 31 may 2026
TIP:
SaarRieslingSommer
Event (page 21)
River loop nearby Leiwen

THE
MIDDLE
MOSEL
IN
HOURS
THE HEART OF THE
MOSEL REGION
The many well-known villages and vineyards
along the longest and most famous
section of the Mosel offer a lot of variety.
Bernkastel-Kues
An enchanting half-timbered town
Perfect for sightseeing, strolling around and
shopping. Overlooking it all are the ruins of
Landshut castle, a Roman fortress. They are
well worth a visit.
Casa Tony M. museum
Wittlich
Artful entertainment: Works by
the famous artist, caricaturist and
cartoonist Tony Munzlinger in his
native city.
Wein- und Tafelhaus
Trittenheim
Michelin-starred chef Alexander
Oos is on hand to spoil you with
excellent cuisine in the cube-
design, glass-panelled restaurant
or on the terrace with fantastic
views of the famous “Trittenheimer
Apotheke” vineyard. Following
this, enjoy a tasteful overnight
stay in the boutique hotel there.
Museum Zylinderhaus Bernkastel-Kues
Luxury limousines and a little piece of happiness:
this sophisticated motor museum depicts 90 years of
German automotive history. More than 100 cars, motorbikes
and transporters – everyday vehicles and legends
alike – gleam on display at the Zylinderhaus.
The Cusanstift
(St. Nicholas Hospital)
and vinothek
Bernkastel-Kues
Bishop Nikolaus von Kues was
one of the most ingenious people
of his time. His late Gothic estate
is a must-see, preferably with
a guide! And then enjoy a long
wine tasting session in the vinothek
...
Art Nouveau
in Traben-Trarbach
Architectural treasures by
Bruno Möhring and a stylish
Art Nouveau hotel for feasting
and sleeping. There is also an
oenophile ‘Unterwelt’ and the
impressive Buddha museum,
not forgetting Böcking Baroque
Villa.
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#moselmusikfestival
MUSIC JUST BELONGS
TO THE MOSEL.
#strassenderroemer
CARPE DIEM!
The „Mosel Musikfestival“
is the largest and oldest
music festival in Rhineland-
Palatinate, and not without
reason.
What makes it so special?
A zest for life! A beautiful
river landscape, fruity Riesling
wines, and great music
performed in special architecture,
in opulent historic
buildings, sacred spaces,
industrial sites and exquisite
wineries. The program is a
mix of artistic challenges, extraordinary
experiments and
music at the highest international
level.
There is no doubt about that:
When the heart of the Western
Roman Empire was beating in
the imperial residence at Trier,
the Mosel was its lifeblood.
Magnificent villas lined the
banks, temples and fortresses
towered on the ridges.
In between: lush green vineyards.
The streets were flanked
by tombs that even today remind
us of times gone by. Do you fancy
a journey through time? Then go
on a sightseeing tour through
the Roman routes, or travel on
the Roman wine ship ...
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#VISITTRIER
Welcome to the urban heart of the region. Roman
emperors lived here in ancient times. Now it is a
vibrant university city. The heart of the picturesque
old town is easily explored on foot.
RHEINISCHES
LANDESMUSEUM
MODERN ART AND
ARCHITECTURE
Zurlauben
Porta Nigra
History becomes theatre –
Gladiator Valerius in the Amphitheatre
AND
AT NIGHT?
EXPLORE THE MODERN CITY CULTURE AND
MANIFOLD RESTAURANT AND PUB SCENE.
Haute cuisine is served at BECKERS Restaurant.
If you prefer something more rustic, head to
the old fishers’ district of Zurlauben.
Glass cube by Oswald M. Ungers
and sacred art by Otto Herbert
Hajek
MUSEUMS! Visit treasures like the famous
Monuments of Neumagen, the Codex Egberti
and the „Ada-Evangeliar“ (both UNESCO
Memory of the World documents).
Trierer Dom
Stadtmuseum
Simeonstift
VR guided
citytour
THERE’S SO MUCH TO SEE!
Architectural highlights,
such as magnificent Roman
buildings, the cathedral and
the Liebfrauenkirche church
– all part of the UNESCO
World Heritage Site.
SHOPS, BOUTIQUES, GALLERIES
AND CONCEPT STORES!
Our tip: Be sure to visit Neustraße.
Treasury of
the City Research Library
Karl-Marx-Haus
Römerbrücke
Barbarathermen
Konstantin-Basilika
Thermen am Viehmarkt
Kaiserthermen
Amphitheater
CATCH YOUR BREATH
IN STYLE: Visit one of the
stylish wine bars. They are
everywhere, especially
outside the Cathedral.
More special city experiences
at visitmosel.de
Zurlauben
Porta 3
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UPPER
MOSEL,
SAAR &
RUWER rivers
Hotel-Restaurant
St. Erasmus
Trassem
IN
HOURS
First-class cuisine, a choice of
accommodation with stylish
ambience and a spa area to relax
in. Nestled in a scenic idyll, the
Wine Host of the Year 2021 is
the ideal starting point for your
wine weekend.
Little Venice
Saarburg
WINE WEEKEND
There is more than just the Mosel in the
Mosel region! The Saar and Ruwer rivers
also belong to it and produce some of the
best Riesling wines. There is something
to tantalise every sense, and a treasure of
a town to discover.
Ruwer-Riesling Experience
Trail
between Mertesdorf and
Waldrach
The Ruwer-Riesling Experience
Trail is a 8.2 kilometres long
hikingtrail and combines wine,
nature and culture in a varied
way. At ten stations, you can
experience the special features
of the Ruwer Riesling, while
numerous views and rest areas
invite you to linger.
FANCY A TRIP
TO THE MOSEL?
We will accompany you on
your journey and give you
our personal tour tips.
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info@mosellandtouristik.de
Tel. +49 (0) 6531 9733 - 0
Wines from
the southern Mosel
The triangle between Germany, France and
Luxembourg sits on dolomite rock – perfect
for growing the Burgundy and Elbling grape
varieties. Head to the village of Nittel where
winegrowers will offer you crisp Elbling and
full-bodied Burgundy wines in their taverns.
Saar Wines
are just poetry!
The Saar is often referred to as the Mosel’s
cool sister – and so are its wines. They are
particularly fine, always very precise with a
mineral taste and also delicious fruity notes.
Even after decades, their freshness still
surprises. Mature Saar wines are just poetry,
and sought after worldwide.
SaarRiesling Summer -
A weekend of enjoyment on the Saar!
Once a year, the wineries along
the Saar celebrate their most famous treasure:
the Riesling. During the SaarRiesling-
Summer, top wineries invite visitors to tastings
and give all visitors the opportunity to
enjoy both the wines and the estates on the
Saar. Whether a delicate Kabinett,
elegant Spätlese or Großes Gewächs - here
you can discover the diversity and class of
Saar wines.
A picturesque old town with an impressive waterfall,
beautiful cafés, the Mabilon Bell Foundry Museum and
a towering castle. Head to ‘Bonsai & Wein’ to sample
first-class Saar wines.
Our tip: The Zilliken winery with its guest
house and restaurant ‘Die Sektscheune’ is
the ideal place for culinary delights along the
southern Mosel.
SaarRieslingSommer
Next Date:
28.08. - 30.08.2026
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#moselwein
THE BEAUTIFUL LIFE
OF WINE
The region gleams with Riesling and attractive wine lounges.
The architecture alone is transforming more and more wineries into real landmarks.
OUR TIPP:
Wine architecture
weekend „Portes
Ouvertes“ on first
weekend of April
Get to know wineries with remarkable
architecture and picturesque wine villages
along the international Mosel river.
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VIA MOSEL
Experience wine
architecture across
borders
Bland tasting rooms are a thing
of the past – instead, modern
winegrowers are focusing on a
feel-good atmosphere in fresh
architecture. Some boast an
elegant feel, while others are
eye-catching and courageous.
In Wiltingen, for example,
you can find an absolute work
of art with a pond, a natural
stone cellar and a majestic
tower; a real talking point.
Large vineyards extend in
front of the winery’s panoramic
windows. The spectacular
production centre of the Van
Volxem Winery is one of many
fascinating wine buildings
that can be visited along the
Moselle, Saar and Ruwer
rivers. Another example is the
Longen-Schlöder wine estate
in Longuich, where celebrity
architect Matteo Thun succeeded
in creating elegant guest
houses. Increasing numbers of
winegrowers are hiring talented
master builders to serve their
magical Rieslings in suitable
surroundings. After all, tasting
is what we want, and with the
successful combination of
wine and architectural culture,
the enjoyment on your palate
becomes an experience for all
the senses.
Winegrower’s cottage
at the Longen-Schlöder
wine estate in Longuich
Winery at the
Van Volxem estate
in Wiltingen
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THE MOSEL
THROUGH THE SEASONS
CALENDAR
CULTURE & WINE AMBASSADORS
WINE EVENTS
MOSEL VINE-
YARD PEACHES
Red Mosel Vineyard Peaches
The harbinger of spring ... A sea of red vineyard
peach flowers turns the vineyards along the Mosel
into delicate pink. It can be seen mostly between
Cochem and Koblenz. The locals use the red fruits
to make aromatic jam, or add it as a final touch to
their dishes. Vineyard Peach liqueur is a local speciality.
It is a perfect accompaniment to any Mosel
dish, either on its own or added to local sparkling
wine to make ‘Kir Moselle’.
BOAT TRIPS
WINE FESTIVALS & STREET FESTIVALS
MOSELMUSIKFESTIVAL
Tip: Pay attention
to the biodiversity
‘highlights’!
Living Mosel vineyards
Walk through the Mosel vineyards and discover
some unusual flora and fauna. Lizards and
Moselapollo butterflies in particular have
made themselves at home in this unique landscape.
The Living Mosel vineyards initiative
promotes, looks after and shows off this
biodiversity.
GRAPE HARVEST
CHRISTMAS MARKETS
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
Culture & Wine Ambassadors
... are experts that help you
discover the Mosel.
The Culture & Wine Ambassadors lead
tours for individuals or groups based on
themes such as nature, culture, Living
Mosel vineyards, wine, foraging for the
kitchen, and behind the scenes at
wineries. Each have their own special
focus but may also include other areas of
interest, myths, legends and insider tips.
Grape harvest and young
wine (Federweißer)
At the end of September, winemakers of the Mosel,
Saar and Ruwer start harvesting the grapes. Most
of it is still carried out by hand – especially on the
steep slopes. This challenging work is rewarded
with high quality wines. Harvesting takes place in
multiple stages, and the winemaker decides already
at this point which grapes are used for each of the
Boat trips on the
Saar and Mosel
The sun glittering on the water,
green vineyards and clouds
casting their shadows across
the water’s surface: A fascinating
play of light with a great
view of villages and vineyards.
That’s what a boat trip on the
Mosel and Saar has to offer.
different quality labels, i.e. Kabinett, Spätlese, Auslese, Beerenauslese, Trockenbeerenauslese
or Eiswein Prädikatswein. Mosel locals like to taste the young wine about half-way
through the process from grape juice to mature wine. Accompanied by a slice of onion tart,
this Federweißer wine belongs to autumn just as much as the grape harvest.
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THE MOSEL
THROUGH THE SEASONS
Folk festivals & Gourmet markets
Legendary folk fairs with live music, regional delicacies and mostly
fairground rides at dizzying heights have a long tradition in the Mosel
region.
• Altstadtfest Trier, 26.06. - 28.06.2026
• Saarburg market days, 03.07. - 05.07.2026
• Rhine in flames, Koblenz, 07.08. - 09.08.2026
• Säubrennerkirmes Wittlich, 14.08. - 18.08.2026
• Gourmet market Winningen, 11.10.2026
Christmas markets
Atmospheric Christmas markets in unique settings take place throughout
the Mosel region in winter. Special highlights include:
• Koblenz Christmas market
• Winningen in the glow of lights
• Cochem Christmas market
• Mosel-Wein-Nachts-Markt
in Traben-Trarbach
• Bernkastel-Kues Christmas market
• Trier Christmas market
Wine festivals
Amidst the historic setting of the wine-growing
villages, locals and their guests alike enjoy regional
specialties from the kitchen and the wine cellar. A
program of wine tasting, music and traditional processions
add to the enjoyment. Many places select
a local girl as their wine queen, which is always a
special occasion. Almost all towns and villages in
the region celebrates their own wine festival. The
biggest wine festivals are:
• Wine festival, Koblenz, 08.05. - 11.07.2026
• Roman Wine Route Festival, Schweich, 08.05. - 10.05.2026
• Spring in the Ruwer valley, Kasel & Mertesdorf, 24.05.2026
• Zell Schwarze Katz Festival, 26.06. - 29.06.2026
• Heimatfieber, Kröv, 02.07. - 05.07.2026
• Mosel Wine Festival Traben-Trarbach, 10.07. - 13.07.2026
• Konz Wine Festival, 17.07. - 20.07.2026
• Olewiger Wine Festival, Trier, 31.07. - 02.08.2026
• Wein- & Laurentiuskirmes, Waldrach 07.08.- 10.08.2026
• St. Rochus Wine Fair and cross-border
wine event, Nittel, 21.08. - 24.08.2026
• Heimat- und Weinfest Cochem, 27.08. - 31.08.2026
• Mosel Festival Winningen, 28.08. - 06.09.2026
• Wine Festival Middle Mosel, Bernkastel-Kues, 03.09. - 07.09.2026
• Saar Wine Festival Saarburg, 05.09. - 07.09.2026
All event dates are subject to change and without
guarantee. Please always check for the latest available
information at www.visitmosel.de, where you can also
find our extensive calendar of events.
Street festivals and wine cellar open days
Local winemakers welcome guest in their taverns, wineries
and wine cellars to sample their still and sparkling wines.
Walking from vineyard to vineyard, you get to know not
only the individual character of the vineyards and wines
themselves, but also their growers. Special highlights
include:
• Weintournee Mehring, 16.05.2026
• Vineyard Festival between Senheim & Mesenich,
08.05. – 10.05.2026
• Days of the open wine cellars, Ayl, 14.05. – 17.05.2026
• Days of the open wine cellars, Ruwer Valley,
14.05. – 17.05.2026
• Wine and Castle Festival Kobern-Gondorf,
03.07. – 05.07.2026
• Wine Festival Kinheim, 21.08. – 23.08.2026
• Street Festival, Wolf, 18.09. – 20.09.2026
• Roman wine cellar Festival Piesport,
02.10. – 04.10.2026
Wine events
Taste premium wines
from the top wineries
of the Mosel winegrowing
region in
special locations.
Award-winning chefs
serve traditional
regional fare with a
modern twist, and
concerts with top-class
artists round off these
fascinating events.
• Feller Maximiner Weinspektakel, Fell, 28.03. - 29.03.2026
• Rhythm & Wine, Trier, 04.04.2026
• Weinlehrpfad, Nittel, 04.04.2026
• Mythos Mosel with Rythm & Wine - the summer edition,
im Rahmen von Mythos Mosel, 29.05. - 31.05.2026
• Vinolution Wintrich 06.06.2026
• Electronic Wine, Koblenz, 19.06. - 20.06.2026
• Klang & Glanz , Saar riverbank, Wiltingen, 11.07. - 12.07.2026
• SaarRieslingSommer, 28.08. - 30.08.2026
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S. 4: Trier: Trier Tourismus und Marketing GmbH; Römerweinschiff: fabiangrafdesign; Deutsches Eck
Koblenz: Koblenz-Touristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz; Trierer Dom: moselmusikfestival/Arthur Feller;
Malerei-Fragment: Straßen der Römer/Axel Kohlhaas; Winzerhäuschen des WeinKulturguts Longen-Schlöder:
Christopher Arnoldi; Weinkeller des Weinguts Van Volxem: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz,
S. 5: Mythos Mosel; Villa Hüsgen: Florian Trykowski / Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH, Bremmer Calmont:
Dominik Ketz/Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH, Weinfest: Dominik Ketz/Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH;
S. 6: Martberg: TI Treis-Karden
S. 7: Moselufer: fabiangrafdesign
S. 8: Festung Ehrenbreitstein, Landesmuseum und Schloss Stolzenfels: GDKE/Ulrich Pfeuffer; Deutsches Eck
und Jesuitenplatz: Koblenz-Touristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz; Ludwig Museum: Koblenz-Touristik GmbH
S. 9: Seilbahn: Koblenz-Touristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz; Electronic Wine: Koblenz-Touristik GmbH/ BelleIsArt;
Gästeführung „Diebe, Gauner und Halunken“: Koblenz-Touristik GmbH/Johannes Bruchhof
S. 10: Terrassenmosel: Klaus Brost; Landhaus Halferschenke: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz; Matthias-Kapelle:
TI Sonnige Untermosel/Marco Rothbrust; Burg Eltz: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz
S. 11: Cochem: Dominik Ketz/Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH; Kunsttage Winningen: Christian Höhler; Zell
(Mosel): Zeller Land Tourismus GmbH/Thomas Becker
S. 12: Leiwen: fabiangrafdesign
S. 13: Foodistas
S. 14: Weinberge Bernkastel-Kues: Dominik Ketz/Mosellandtouristik GmbH; Wein- und Tafelhaus: Ralf Schuh;
Zylinderhaus: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz, Cusanusstift: Mosellandtouristik GmbH
S. 15: Bernkastel-Kues, Traben-Trarbach: Dominik Ketz/Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus GmbH; Casa Tony M.:
Stiftung Stadt Wittlich/Chris Marmann
S. 16: moselmusikfestival/Artur Feller
S. 17: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Christopher Arnoldi
S. 18: Porta Nigra, Thermen am Viehmarkt und Neustraße: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz; Codex Egberti:
Wissenschaftliche Bibliothek der Stadt Trier/Stadtarchiv/Schatzkammer; Römisches Weinschiff: GDKE
–Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier/Thomas Zühmer
S. 19: Tasse: Stadtmuseum Simeonstift; VR-Stadtrundgang, Die letzte Schlacht um Rom, Zurlauben und Porta³:
Trier Tourismus und Marketing GmbH; Weinlokal: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz
S. 20: Saar bei Ockfen: Saar-Obermosel-Touristik und Erasmus Spa: Christopher Arnoldi;
Saarburg: Mosellandtouristik GmbH/Dominik Ketz; Kasel: Weinhaus Neuerburg/Georg Eiben
S. 21: Nitteler Fels: Dominik Ketz/Mosellandtouristik GmbH; Weinprobe und SaarRieslingSommer: Susanne Schug;
S. 22: Winzerhäuschen des WeinKulturguts Longen-Schlöder: Christopher Arnoldi
S. 23: Manufaktur des Weinguts Van Volxem: Van Volxem, Wiltingen
S. 24: Roter Mosel Weinbergpfirsich: Mosellandtouristik GmbH; Lebendige Moselweinberge: Daniel Müller
S. 25: Kultur- und Weinbotschafter: Jürgen Oppgenorth; Moselschifffahrt: Dominik Ketz/Rheinland-Pfalz Tourismus
GmbH; Weinlese: Moselwein e.V./Ralf Kaiser
S. 26: Weinfeste: Moselwein e.V./Ralf Kaiser;
Weihnachtsmärkte: Trier Tourismus und Marketing GmbH
S. 27: Straßenfeste: Marco Rothbrust; Wein-Events: Moselwein e.V./Chris Marmann
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