Besides the characteristic timber-framed houses, it's not that surprising to find castles in most towns along the Moselle. These edifices grant you a magnificant view of the river and roads. In the past, they allowed those seeking to defend themselves to anticipate every form of danger. But now we can simply enjoy the view...as well as the wine festivals that inhabitants of the Moselle region celebrate from early spring to late autumn. And if you really want to get away from it all, slip into the healing spring waters of the Thermal Hallenbad Traben-Trarbach/Bad Wildstein.

• Adventure Forest, Kletterwald Mont Royal
• Bernkastel-Kues, a medieval wine town
• Bitburger beer breweries
• Boat trips on the Moselle
• Bernkastel-Kues castle ruins
• Echternach
• Edelstenenstad Idar-Oberstein (town known for its precious gems)
• Eifel Park, Bitburg
• Grevenmacher and butterfly garden
• Glider airfield
• Cochem Castle
• Fischbach copper mine
• Luxembourg (city)
• Mont Royal
• Neumagen-Dhorn, oldest wine village in Germany
• Open air swimming pool in Kröv
• Grevenburg ruins in Traben-Trarbach
• Thermal Hallenbad Traben-Trarbach
• Trier, oldest city in Germany
• Timber-framed houses
• Vianden
• Wine cellar visits and wine tasting
• Aircraft/Steam Train Museum in Hermeskeil
• Kröv Wine Information Path