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Leisure activities
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DISCOVER THEM SPECTACULAR RIVER LANDSCAPE
THE MOSEL
Here, you can expect ancient world cultural heritage, impressive castles, exquisite cuisine, historic wine towns and cities, Moselle cycle paths, and of course, a beautiful hiking region for relaxed walks or climbing tours on the Calmontsteig, the steepest vineyard in Europe.
Moselle Blossom Festival
Between April and mid-May
From late April to mid-May, Winningen transforms into a festival of colors and delights as the vineyards are in full bloom. Visitors can learn more about winemaking on guided walks through the rows of vines, taste the first wines of the year directly from the winemakers, and enjoy regional specialties. Musical performances and a festive atmosphere make the Moselle Blossom Festival a charming start to the wine festival season — an experience that harmoniously combines wine, nature, and Moselle charm.
Winningen
Mythos Mosel
Weekend after Pentecost
Mythos Mosel is an exclusive Riesling festival held every year on the weekend after Pentecost at changing locations in the Middle Moselle region.
More than 120 wineries open their doors to visitors, who can taste the latest vintages.
Shuttle buses connect the participating wineries, and numerous events such as after-tasting parties and winemaker dinners complement the program.
Middle Moselle
Mosel Music Festival
From July to September
The Mosel Music Festival is the largest and oldest classical music festival in Rhineland-Palatinate. Castles, churches, monasteries, and wineries along the Moselle transform into extraordinary concert venues. The program ranges from classical chamber music and major orchestral works to jazz, world music, and exciting crossover projects. International stars such as violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter have performed here, as well as young talents celebrating their first major appearances on the Moselle. In this way, music, culture, and wine blend into an experience found only along the Moselle.
Throughout the Moselle region
Rhine in Flames
Early August
“Rhine in Flames” transforms the Deutsches Eck and the mouth of the Moselle into a spectacular sea of lights. With a parade of illuminated ships and an impressive fireworks display, visitors can experience the Moselle and Rhine landscapes in a truly unique way — a magical festival of light, music, and water that showcases the region once a year.
Koblenz
Cochem Homeland and Wine Festival
Last weekend in August
The Homeland and Wine Festival in Cochem is a lively folk and wine festival, ranking among the largest and most beautiful along the Moselle. It takes place on the market square and along the Moselle promenade, where numerous wine stalls offer exquisite Riesling wines and sparkling Riesling sects. Two stages provide top-class entertainment with brass bands and show bands. The highlight is the grand parade on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., followed by a spectacular brilliant fireworks display at 10:00 p.m.
Cochem on the Moselle
Middle Moselle Wine Festival
First weekend in September
The Middle Moselle Wine Festival is one of Germany’s largest and most traditional wine events. For several days, the historic old town of Bernkastel-Kues transforms into a festive wine mile: visitors can sample exquisite Moselle wines directly from the local winemakers, enjoy regional specialties, and experience live music. Highlights include the colorful parade and the ceremonial coronation of the Mosella, the Wine Queen of the Middle Moselle. A joyful celebration that uniquely combines wine, culture, and the incomparable Moselle atmosphere.
Bernkastel-Kues
Moselle Wine Christmas Market
Mid/Late November to Early January
The Christmas market in Traben-Trarbach is truly unique: it takes place both above ground and inside vast historic wine cellar systems.
In the atmospheric, beautifully illuminated vaulted cellars, visitors can stroll comfortably in any weather, enjoy fine Moselle wines, and discover arts and crafts — a Christmas experience full of Moselle charm.
Bernkastel-Kues Christmas Market
Mid/late November to mid/late December
In the picturesque old town with its half-timbered houses, around 40 festively decorated stalls transform the narrow streets into a winter fairy tale. Alongside mulled wine, regional specialties, and handicrafts, a charming program of events awaits visitors — including concerts, a nativity scene exhibition, and the famous St. Nicholas boat procession on the Moselle, where St. Nicholas arrives by boat to hand out gifts. The historic setting makes this market one of the most romantic Advent experiences on the Moselle.
Bernkastel-Kues
Christmas Garden Koblenz
Mid/late November to early January
At the historic Ehrenbreitstein Fortress overlooking the Moselle, the fortress is transformed into a sparkling winter wonderland. Visitors can stroll along artistically illuminated paths, enjoy atmospheric music, and experience fascinating light installations that bathe the fortress and surrounding nature in a magical glow. A romantic experience for the whole family — perfect for a festive evening on the Moselle.
Koblenz
