Moselle Valley Travel Guide

Explore Remich Remich sits on the Moselle with a narrow promenade, wine cellars and ferry cruises; visitors taste Riesling on vineyard slopes, join river festivals and cycle between villages under low-lying bridges. Explore Schengen Named for the 1985 treaty, Schengen draws political history buffs to the European museum, and wine tourists to Moselle vineyards; river walks and boat trips are common, and the passport-free symbolism shows up on souvenir stamps. Explore Mondorf-les-Bains Luxembourg’s thermal town, Mondorf-les-Bains offers spa pools, landscaped parks and Casino 2000. Explore Mertert Mertert sits on Luxembourg’s Moselle with river-front cycling, vineyards, and intimate wine cellars; travelers bike along the river, join tastings, and take ferry glimpses of German and Luxembourgish wine country. Explore Betzdorf Betzdorf sits amid Grevenmacher’s vineyards and river routes; visitors follow cycling paths, explore castle grounds and sample Moselle wines at nearby domaines. Explore Junglinster Junglinster sits amid Luxembourg’s farmland and serves as a cycling and market stop en route to Echternach or the Moselle. Explore Schengen Castle Schengen Castle sits beside the Moselle River and houses an exhibition on the Schengen Agreement; visitors combine the museum visit with wine-tasting and riverside walks through the surrounding vineyards. Explore Niederanven Close to Luxembourg Airport and a short drive from Luxembourg City, Niederanven offers river trails along the Alzette, beech forests for cycling, and small cafés serving regional Riesling and seasonal game.