Luxembourg (City) – Treves – Koblenz
Days
8
Ø km per day
45
Our cycle tour from Luxembourg along the Moselle takes you from the small Grand Duchy to the Deutsches Eck in Coblenz. You start in D‘Stad, as the Luxembourgers affectionately call their capital of the same name. Visit the casemates and take a walk to the Grand Ducal Palace. In Remich you meet the Moselle. Located between the Eifel and Hunsrück, it meanders through the multi-faceted Moselle valley. Explore the Porta Nigra in Treves, the wine ship in Neumagen-Dhron and the half-timbered town of Bernkastel-Kues. The Imperial Castle in Cochem and Eltz Castle near Treis-Karden are just a few of the many interesting buildings that you will discover on the 280 kilometers to Coblenz. On our cycle tour from Luxembourg along the Moselle, you will gain insights and views of a region whose settlement began in Roman times over 2000 years ago. You will come across Roman buildings as well as millions of vines that make the heart of every wine lover beat faster. The Moselle cycle path is a typical river cycle path with almost no inclines. Culture and history enthusiasts as well as leisure cyclists, families and cycle tour newcomers will enjoy a special cycling experience on this tour.
Welcome to Luxembourg! The capital city, also named Luxembourg, serves as the vibrant heart of the Grand Duchy. Upon arrival at your hotel, hop on your bike and start exploring this fascinating city, famous for its impressive bridges. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Casemates, the historic underground tunnels that were once part of the city's fortifications. A leisurely stroll through the charming alleyways of the Old Town will lead you to the Fëschmaart (Fish Market), the Grand Ducal Palace, and the lively Place Guillaume II, affectionately known as "Knuedler" by locals.
Leaving the city of Luxembourg behind, you'll follow the River Alzette as you cycle through rolling landscapes and scenic country roads, which offer a few challenging climbs along the way. Your journey concludes in Remich, a picturesque town on the border with Germany, located on the western bank of the Moselle. Known as the heart of Luxembourg's wine-growing region, Remich is surrounded by lush vineyards and dense forests, giving it the appearance of a natural amphitheater. Take a leisurely stroll along the town's three-kilometer-long riverside promenade, where you can soak in the Mediterranean ambiance of this charming gem along the Luxembourg Moselle.
Today, you'll follow the Moselle River, which also marks the border between Germany and Luxembourg, until you reach Wasserbillig. As you cycle along the river, you'll be surrounded by expansive vineyards, passing through quaint wine villages on your way to Trier. Known as the oldest city in Germany, Trier is a fascinating blend of ancient Roman landmarks and modern cultural monuments. The iconic Porta Nigra, a massive Roman city gate, serves as the city's landmark and is the perfect starting point for your city tour. Explore the impressive Trier Cathedral and the ancient Imperial Baths, then wrap up your day with a refreshing glass of local Moselle wine. Cheers to a memorable journey!
Today's stage of your cycle tour from Luxembourg to Koblenz takes you through the picturesque meanders of the Moselle River, with your first stop in the charming village of Mehring. Here, visit the Villa Rustica, a well-preserved Roman estate that offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's ancient past. Continue your journey to Neumagen-Dhron, one of Germany’s oldest wine villages, where you'll be captivated by the famous Neumagen wine ship—a unique and historic replica displayed at the village harbor.
Your destination for the day is Piesport, the largest wine-growing community on the Moselle. Take the time to sample a sparkling Riesling from one of the steep vineyards and enjoy the stunning view of the Moselle bend, which makes this village a true gem of the region.
At the halfway point of today's cycle tour along the Moselle, you'll arrive in the enchanting town of Bernkastel-Kues. Here, take the opportunity to explore Landshut Castle, which majestically overlooks the picturesque half-timbered town. From the castle's keep, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the Moselle Valley. Don't miss the Moselle Wine Museum where you can explore the rich history of the region's viticulture and sample from a selection of 140 different Moselle wines at the on-site wine shop.
Your journey continues to Traben-Trarbach, your destination for the day. This charming town is renowned for its beautiful half-timbered buildings and impressive Art Nouveau villas, offering a unique glimpse into the past. To round off the day, switch from your bike to the water with a relaxing boat trip along the Moselle, providing yet another delightful perspective of this scenic region.
The longest stage of your cycle tour from Luxembourg along the Moselle takes you to the charming town of Zell. Located at the narrowest bend in the Moselle, Zell is home to over four million vines and is the second-largest wine-growing community on the river after Piesport. Be sure to sample a Riesling from the renowned Zeller Schwarze Katz vineyard, famous worldwide for its exceptional quality.
As you continue your journey, the striking Reichsburg Castle will catch your eye as you approach Cochem, where this majestic castle dominates the skyline. Once in Cochem, take the chairlift up to Pinner-Kreuz, the town’s most scenic viewpoint, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the town, the castle, and the winding Moselle River below.
Continue your journey along the Moselle with an easy, nearly flat ride to Treis-Karden. Nestled between the Eifel and Moselhunsrück regions, this town is home to a remarkable cathedral, considered the most important church along the Lower Moselle. Not far from Treis-Karden lies the iconic Eltz Castle, with its fairytale- like gables, towers, and oriels, often regarded as one of the most beautiful castles in Germany.
As you approach the final stage of your cycle tour, you'll once again be immersed in the stunning Moselle landscape. Your destination is Koblenz, where the Moselle meets the mighty Rhine at the famous Deutsches Eck (German Corner). From this scenic headland, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views over the city and the imposing Ehrenbreitenstein Fortress, marking the perfect conclusion to your Moselle adventure.
Unfortunately, today marks the end of your cycle tour from Luxembourg along the Moselle to Koblenz. We hope you've enjoyed the journey through this picturesque region. If you'd like to extend your stay, we would be delighted to assist you in adding an extra night in Koblenz, allowing you more time to explore this historic city and its surroundings.
Children's discount
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From 0 to 5 years |
-100% |
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From 6 to 11 years |
-50% |
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From 12 to 14 years |
-25% |
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From 15 to 17 years |
-10% |
Additional fee single room |
449 € |
Return transfer excl. own bike, Koblenz – Luxemburg |
105 € |
Room
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Breakfast
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Price
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Koblenz
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DBL |
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85 € |
Luxemburg
|
DBL |
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99 € |
SGL |
|
179 € |
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Treves
|
DBL |
|
89 € |
Trier
|
DBL |
|
89 € |
SGL |
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139 € |
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Trier
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SGL |
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149 € |
7- / 21- Gang Mietrad |
99 € |
E-bike / pedelec |
269 € |
Days
8
Ø km per day
45