Things to do in Moselle Wine Route
Discover the best attractions and experiences Moselle Wine Route has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore the region’s history along the Moselle, from medieval castles to borderland landmarks.
Château de Schengen
A historic castle perched above the Moselle in Schengen, dating back centuries and offering views over the border region.
Remich Old Town & riverside promenade
Historic riverside streets with traditional Luxembourgish architecture and a sense of the Moselle’s trading past.
Museums
Delve into the local heritage and the area’s European connections through small, focused museums.
European Museum Schengen
Museum dedicated to the Schengen Agreement and European unity, located in the border region.
Moselle Valley Wine Museum
Exhibits on the region’s wine traditions and the Moselle viticulture.
Local vineyard cellar tours
Guided tours and exhibitions in local Moselle wineries to learn about grape varieties and winemaking.
Religious Monuments
Religious buildings reflect Luxembourg’s faith and architectural styles along the Moselle.
Église Saint-Martin, Remich
Historic parish church in Remich showcasing Luxembourgish religious architecture.
Church of Schengen
Local parish church in Schengen reflecting traditional border region faith and design.
National & Theme Parks
The Moselle route is more about wine landscapes and rivers than big parks.
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Neighborhoods
Vibrant towns and villages along the Moselle offer charming neighborhoods to wander.
Remich Old Town
Compact riverside core with cafés, boutiques, and architectural charm.
Schengen Village
Calm border village known for the Schengen Agreement museum and winery stops.
Grevenmacher Riverside
A lively stretch along the Moselle with markets, cafés, and scenic walks.
Free Things to Do
Many ways to enjoy the Moselle without spending a dime.
Walk the Moselle promenade
Stroll along the riverbanks to enjoy views of vineyards and boats.
Bike along the Moselle cycle path
Easy-to-moderate ride following the river through wine towns.
Sunset viewpoints over the vineyards
Find a hilltop vantage point for golden-hour views.
Gastronomy
Savor wines and regional specialties along the wine route.
Wine tastings at Moselle wineries
Sample regional white wines and learn about local grape varieties.
River fish dishes
Try pike-perch and other river specialties at riverside restaurants.
Luxembourgish pastries in border towns
Savor flaky pastries and local sweets after a vineyard visit.
Nightlife
Evenings along the Moselle mix bars, music, and riverside ambiance.
Riverside wine bars in Remich
Casual spots along the Moselle offering light bites and wines.
Live music at winery venues
Relax with concerts at some winemakers’ places along the route.
Entertainment
Seasonal events and live performances add color to the wine route.
Evening boat cruise on the Moselle
Sunset cruise with views of vineyards and riverside towns.
Seasonal wine festivals
Celebrations with music, tastings, and local culture.
Sports
Active travelers can cycle, hike, or paddle along the Moselle vineyards.
Moselle Valley cycling route
Flat-to-rolling cycle path along the river through vineyards.
Hiking among vineyard slopes
Gentle hikes with vineyard panoramas and valley views.
Kayaking on the Moselle
Paddle along calm stretches of the river between towns.
Off the Track
Discover lesser-known corners and hidden gems beyond the obvious stops.
Ehnen hillside vineyard stroll
Explore a small wine village known for hillside vineyards.
Borderland trails along the Moselle
Quiet paths offering tranquil views and a slower pace.