Moselle river biketour | Trier to Koblenz | 7 days
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Summary
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Embark on a captivating multi-day tour through the heart of Germany's Moselle Valley, where history, culture, and natural beauty intertwine. From the ancient city of Trier to the picturesque wine villages along the Moselle River, each day offers a unique blend of exploration and relaxation. Discover Roman ruins, medieval castles, and breathtaking landscapes as you journey through this enchanting region. Savor local wines, immerse yourself in the rich heritage, and create unforgettable memories on this extraordinary adventure.
Included
Breakfast buffet
Transfers not included
Accommodation in the desired category
Hotelcategory A - Premium Hotels: On this trip you will stay with terranova in selected hotels and pensions of the 3 and 4 star categories.
Trier: Hotel Park Plaza **** S
In addition to its central location, the Hotel Park Plaza Trier is characterized by the combination of the Roman history of Trier in the form of Roman-ancient elements and modern design throughout the hotel.
Piesport: Weinhotel Piesporter Goldtröpfchen ***
This 3-star hotel in Trittenheim offers cozy accommodation and a selection of wines from its own vineyards. The property is located on the Moselle between the historic city of Trier and the medieval Bernkastel-Kues. The rooms of the Hotel Galerie Riesling are tastefully furnished and some have their own terrace or balcony.
Zeltingen: Weinhotel St. Stephanus ****
The traditional, family-run hotel in a classicist manor house with a modern outbuilding is located on the Moselle. It is 6 km from the Graacher Tor, a city gate built in the Middle Ages in Bernkastel-Kues, and 7 km from the Cusanus pen with its library and the wine museum.
Zell: Hotel Schloss Zell ***
The small medieval town of Zell, which was founded in Roman times, is in a idyllic location on the Moselle. In the middle of the village is the former castle of the Elector Baldwin von Trier, where Emperor Maximilian stayed in 1571 and Friedrich Wilhelm IV, King of Prussia in 1847. Today the Hotel Schloss Zell accommodates guests from all over the world. Typical of the Hotel Schloss Zell is the combination of history and modernity, which together with the location results in a very special romantic flair. Look forward to an elegant ambience and modern comfort in your room.
Treis-Karden: Schloss-Hotel Petry ****
All rooms and suites in the hotel create an elegant and friendly atmosphere with stylish colors, generous cuts and comfortable furnishings. You can also look forward to a new, 300 m² wellness area with a sauna area and steam bath.
Koblenz: Top-Hotel Krämer ***
This family-run 3-star superior hotel is centrally located, 500 meters from Koblenz Main Station. Thanks to the excellent transport connections, the hotel is a great starting point for exploring Koblenz's old town.
The named or equivalent accommodations will be booked depending on availability. There is no entitlement to accommodation in the above-mentioned accommodations. Tourist tax, if due, must be paid on site on this trip.
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Hotelcategory B - Standard: Different hotels or wineries in 3 star category.
Tourist taxes, if due, are to be paid on site on this trip.
Luggage transport (NO limit to the amount of pieces of luggage) daily between 09.00 am and 05.30 pm
Best prepared travel documents (Detailed map and route material)
Cable car ride incl. admission to the Ehrenbreitstein fortress in Koblenz (excl. bike)
GPS-data
7-day-service-hotline
CO2 compensation in the region
Map
Attractions
Roman Villa Borg
Forum baths
Brauselay
Trier Amphitheater
Cochem Castle
Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
Porta Nigra
Museum-MittelmoselDaily Itinerary
Day 1 – Day 1: Trier
- Trier - Arrival day
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- Roman Villa Borg
- Forum baths
- Trier Amphitheater
- Porta Nigra
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Arrive at your leisure to Trier, the oldest city in Germany, where history comes alive at every turn. Embark on a captivating city tour that spans over 2000 years of rich heritage and cultural significance. From ancient Roman ruins to medieval marvels, Trier boasts world-renowned attractions that offer a glimpse into its storied past. Marvel at the iconic Porta Nigra, an imposing Roman gate that stands as a testament to the city's ancient origins. Explore the grandeur of the Imperial Baths, once the largest Roman baths outside of Rome itself. Admire the intricate mosaics and well-preserved artifacts at the UNESCO-listed Roman Villa of Trier. Delve into the spiritual heritage of the city at the Trier Cathedral, a stunning example of Romanesque architecture housing the revered Holy Tunic, believed to be the robe worn by Jesus Christ during his crucifixion. As evening descends, immerse yourself in the charming ambiance of Trier's traditional wine taverns, where you can savor the unique flavors of Riesling wine, a local specialty with a rich history dating back centuries. Let the atmosphere, steeped in the echoes of the past, transport you to a bygone era as you toast to the timeless allure of Trier.
Day 2 – Day 2: Trittenheim
Day 2: Trittenheim
- Museum-Mittelmosel
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Today, your journey takes you along the banks of the Moselle River, winding through serene wine villages. Starting from Trittenheim, you'll have the opportunity to traverse one of the oldest bridges, offering a glimpse of the well-preserved ferry towers on the opposite riverbank. As you ascend through the vineyards overlooking the village, be prepared to savor a breathtaking vista of the picturesque Moselle valley below.
Day 3 – Day 3: Neumagen-Dhron to Piesport
Day 3: Neumagen-Dhron to Piesport
- Brauselay
- Nells Ländchen
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Continuing your journey, you'll pass through Neumagen-Dhron, renowned as the oldest wine village in Germany, before reaching Piesport. Here, a remarkable sight awaits: an impeccably restored Roman cellar dating back to the 4th century. Consider taking a detour to the renowned wine village of Bernkastel-Kues, where you can explore the charming paved market square surrounded by quaint half-timbered houses. As you move on to Zeltingen, you'll encounter a collection of magnificent baroque buildings, steeped in Moselle tradition, adding to the region's rich architectural tapestry.
Day 4 – Day 4: Traben-Trarbach to Zell
Day 4: Traben-Trarbach to Zell
- Nürburg Castle
- Museum-Mittelmosel
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The rolling wine slopes beckon, promising a delightful experience of wine-tasting in one of the region's traditional taverns. As you journey past Traben-Trarbach, you'll soon reach the captivating Moselle loop in Zell, known as the 'Zeller Hamm.' Here, nestled amidst this natural wonder, sits the venerable Marienburg Castle, proudly overlooking the landscape for nearly 900 years from its perch atop the mountain ridge.
Day 5 – Day 5: Calmont to Cochem
- Cochem
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- Nürburg Castle
- Cochem Castle
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Indulge in a mesmerizing vista of Europe's steepest vineyard, the Calmont, where every angle offers a breathtaking panorama of the Moselle valley below. As you ascend to the peak, prepare to be captivated by the awe-inspiring scenery. Your journey will lead you to Cochem, a town renowned for its majestic fortress complexes and the iconic Reichsburg Castle. This imposing structure stands as a testament to German castle romance, commanding attention with its storied history and picturesque setting.
Day 6 – Day 6: Moselkern to Koblenz
Day 6: Moselkern to Koblenz
- Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
- Burg Olbrück
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In Moselkern, consider a brief detour to the nearby Burg Eltz castle, a gem nestled amidst lush greenery. This well-preserved medieval fortress offers a glimpse into the region's rich history and architectural splendor. As you continue your journey, you'll eventually reach Koblenz, where the Moselle River converges with the Rhine. Here, an unforgettable experience awaits atop the Ehrenbreitstein fortress. Take a ride on the cable car for a panoramic view that stretches as far as the eye can see, showcasing the beauty of the surrounding landscape in all its glory.
Day 7 – Day 7: Koblenz
Day 7: Koblenz
Your adventure concludes with an individual departure from Koblenz. As you bid farewell to this enchanting region, carry with you the memories of scenic vistas, historic castles, and the serene beauty of the Moselle River. Until we meet again on your next journey, may your travels be filled with joy and discovery. Safe travels!
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