Moselle Valley (Germany) Voyage Tips and guide

For other places with the same name, see Moselle Valley.

The Moselle Valley (Moseltal) is largely in Rhineland-Palatinate. The source of the Moselle river is in the Vosges mountains of French Alsace and it then flows north before reaching Germany at Perl and forming the border with Rhineland-Palatinate and Luxembourg.

The Moselle River is bordered to the north by the Eifel and to the south by the Hunsrück. It flows into the Rhine at Koblenz.

Map of Moselle Valley (Germany)

• 49.9161117.0694441 Bernkastel-Kues
• 50.1469447.1666672 Cochem
• 49.7027786.5794443 Konz
• 49.6091676.5502784 Saarburg
• 49.826.7522225 Schweich
• 49.9511117.1166676 Traben-Trarbach
• 50.1780567.3022227 Treis-Karden
• 49.755656.639358 Trier
• 50.0263897.1836119 Zell

The main airports in the region are Luxembourg Airport, LUX ^IATA and Frankfurt Airport, FRA ^IATA, which is about an hour's drive away. Closer are Hahn (HHN ^IATA) airport and Bonn/Köln (CGN ^IATA) airport which do have a number of low-cost carriers.

The A61 autobahn crosses the Moselle Valley west of Koblenz.

Avalon have a number of options of river cruises into the region.

The main road (B49, B53) runs along side the river alternating between the left and right banks.

The Moselstrecke ^{[formerly dead link]} runs from Koblenz to Bullay mainly on the left (north) bank of the Mosel before leaving the valley to return at Trier.

The KD^{[dead link]} and Gebrüder Kolb cruise ships stop at a number of points between Koblenz and Cochem.

• 50.2057.3366671 Eltz Castle. One of the most beautiful castles in a region packed with them  

• Hike along the Moselsteig
• Cycle the Mosel Radweg^{[dead link]}

The Moselle is one of the 13 German wine regions, the main varieties of grapes grown being Riesling and Müller-Thurgau.

• Middle Rhine Valley
• Eifel