Cochem and Dreamland Moselle Valley
Why not explore our romantic Moselle metropolis of Cochem during the day with its many sights and attractions that you will find in the city and in the Moselle holiday region be offered upstream and downstream. Our old town in Cochem with its winding streets and its diverse shops, boutiques, cozy cafés, bars and wine bars as well as the numerous sights can be easily reached in a few minutes by foot. Our staff will be happy to advise you on leisure activities in the Moselle holiday region. You can also find a lot of information on the website of Ferienland Cochem. Below we recommend our insider tips. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
Cochem
1. Reichsburg Cochem: The medieval Reichsburg towers high above the city. Anyone who has always wanted to look down on the roofs of the city should definitely visit this landmark.
2. Chairlift: The Cochem chairlift takes you directly to the Pinnerkreuz, one of the most beautiful vantage points in the city. The animal and adventure park Klotten is also within walking distance from here.
3. Bundesbank bunker: Descend into the former billion dollar empire and learn more about this top-secret safe and nuclear bunker. A must for anyone interested in contemporary history of the Federal Republic of Germany.
4. Historic old town: Explore the medieval town center with its half-timbered houses, narrow streets, churches and the town gate.
5. Mustard mill: Visit the mustard mill in Cochem to take a close look at the mustard miller. Of course, the finished product can be tasted after production.
6. Gem Museum:Discover the world of sparkling jewels in the Gem Museum in Cochem
7. Boat tour: Explore Cochem and the Moselle loops by boat. Travel down the Moselle on a lock or round trip, optional for a day trip or an evening trip. It is worth it!
8. Moselbad: The Moselbad in Cochem is open all year round (except on public holidays). The swimming pool has an indoor wave pool, a slide, a children’s area and a sauna area. When the weather is nice, the outdoor pool is also open.
9. Hiking and cycling:Enjoy the beautiful nature in the Brauselay nature reserve, or hike on one of the many Moselsteig trails. In addition, our extensive cycle paths through the Moselle landscape offer sufficient sports facilities in different levels of difficulty.
10. Cochem Golf Resort:Relax with a round of golf at the Cochem Golf Resort.
Moselle
1.Beilstein one of the most beautiful places on the Moselle, also called the Sleeping Beauty of the Moselle.
2. Moselsteig: Germany’s most beautiful hiking trail in 2016 is the 365-kilometer Moselsteig.
3. The Calmont via ferrata is a challenging hiking trail in the steepest vineyard in Europe (68 degrees incline).
4. Thewildlife and leisure park in Klotten offers a large circular route through the animal enclosures and the many
different rides for every age group.
5. Trier, the oldest city in Germany, with its Porta Nigra is also one of the most famous cities on the Moselle.
6. Visit the city of Koblenz with the German Corner, Ehrenbreitstein Fortress and its historic old town.
7.The town of Traben-Trarbachwas known around 1900 as one of the most important wine trading towns.
The underground vaulted cellars of Traben-Trarbach are particularly worth seeing.
Eifel
1. Eltz Castle in Wierschem is the only castle that has survived all wars unscathed.
2. Maria Laachwith the abbey church, the monastery, the monastery garden and many other monastery businesses
lies directly on the Laacher See.
3. The Nürburgring, with its legendary Green Hell, is a well-known Formula 1 racetrack that, in addition to many events, also has an adventure museum to offer.
4. Vulkanpark Eifel: Find out everything you need to know about the volcano in the various museums in the Vulkanpark.
Hunsrück
You have to cross this bridge: The Geierlay is Germany’s longest rope suspension bridge and offers a spectacular view.
