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Mosel Valley
Explore the Mosel Valley with your family
Why Mosel Valley?
The Mosel Valley is known for its breathtaking landscapes, including terraced vineyards, picturesque villages, stunning castles and the winding Mosel River. Families can enjoy the amazing views and explore the region's natural beauty together. The region along one of Germany´s longest rivers offers a wide range of outdoor activities suitable for families, including hiking, cycling, and water sports. The Moselsteig trail, which runs along the river, is perfect for family hikes, and there are many bike paths for cycling enthusiasts. Mosel Valley is dotted with charming historic towns like Trier or Koblenz and terrific castles such as Burg Eltz. Exploring these historic sites can be both educational and entertaining for children. Adult travellers and parents might be interested in the region´s great selection of wineries: The Mosel is a renowned wine region, and many wineries are family-owned and welcome visitors. Some also offer tours and tastings, providing a chance for parents to enjoy wine while kids have fun exploring the vineyards.
Why is Mosel Valley perfect for families?
Especially for the little explorers and adventurers a visit to the impressive castles along the Mosel is a unique experience. With the fascinating world of castles such as the medieval Saarburg, the castle Landshut, which originated from a large Roman fort, the famous castle Eltz or the fairy-tale imperial castle Cochem - a vacation in the Mosel Valley is always also an exciting journey through time, especially for families. In addition, there are great leisure activities such as a visit to the wildlife and adventure park Klotten and exploring the charming old town of Cochem.
The Moselsteig is one of the most beautiful hiking trails in Germany. A walk across the immense Geyerlay suspension bridge will definitely be remembered by all family members. And in the open-air museum Roscheider Hof in Konz near Trier you can learn a lot about the history and traditions of the region. With its 22 hectares of open-air grounds, it is one of Germany's largest folklore museums.
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