Fascinating Traditions: Local Wines, "Bocksbeutel" & Co.Quaint restaurants and traditional wine taverns ... >> more

Trier is Germany's oldest wine-growing centre, with Celts and Romans cultivating their wines in the valley of the Moselle, ... >> more

Wiesbaden is located in the Rheingau region, which houses Riesling wines, matured to perfection. Here, you can explore all ... >> more

Tenne Tenne is a night club, pub and a cocktail bar. Enjoy different kinds of music, ranging from salsa beats and house to ... >> more

Town Hall (Rathaus ) - a gothic structure from the mid-14th century with its famous Friedenssaal (Hall of Peace). In addition ... >> more

Wine from Württembergis mainly red wine. The main production area is along the Neckar river between Stuttgart and ... >> more

In the Palatinate, you will find 2000 years of history and culture perfectly embedded in Mediterranean surroundings. ... >> more

Meander along the Baden Wine Road (Badische Weinstrasse). The road  invites you to indulge in special gastronomic ... >> more

Romantic Beilstein (population 160) is a tiny cluster of houses surrounded by vineyards and overshadowed by the massive ruin ... >> more

Germany’s oldest half-timbered house – built in 1320 – is found in the vineyard village of Winningen. >> more

Also on the Mosel are Germany’s most expensive vineyards, the Bernkasteler Doctor in Bernkastel-Kues.The Vinothek in ... >> more

The Bremmer Valmont vineyards are the steepest in Europe with a gradient of 72%. >> more

Get an earful of the Nibelungenlied, the 12th century saga that inspired Wagner’s Ring Cycle, at the Nibelungen-Festspiele ... >> more

Those interested in wine should visit the Wine Museum in Speyer, where the world’s oldest wine is on display. Here also is ... >> more

The Moselle Wine Road (Mosel Weinstrasse) meanders slowly northwards from Trier to Koblenz for 195 km. From the river there ... >> more