The region

Middle Moselle – wine paradise along the river

Whether it’s time-honored towns, unique wines or dreamlike nature – there’s plenty to discover in the immediate vicinity of Gut Försterlay. The Middle Moselle is known for its picturesque vineyards and charming villages that stretch along the calmly flowing river – variety is guaranteed here. Below you will find a few suggestions for exciting activities and sights in the region, which invites you to be not just a spectator, but an active participant in its history, culture and natural beauty.

Cycling

The vineyards, gentle hills here and rugged rock there, and the impressive Moselle bends create a unique backdrop for relaxed cycling tours. The Moselle cycle path is one of the most famous and popular cycle routes in Europe with an excellent infrastructure.

Hiking

Explore the idyllic hiking trails along the banks of the Moselle on a leisurely wine hike through terraced vineyards. The award-winning Moselsteig long-distance hiking trail leads through 365 kilometers of vineyards, forests and idyllic villages and offers breathtaking views and scenic beauty.

Climbing

The Calmont via ferrata is one of the steepest vineyards in Europe and offers hikers unique challenges and breathtaking views of the Moselle bends. This route is suitable for experienced hikers and promises an intense experience of nature.

Boat trips

Whether on a romantic evening cruise or a day cruise, the Moselle reveals its beauty from a unique perspective. Many historic towns and villages line the banks of the Middle Moselle, so sit back and let yourself be enchanted by the passing landscape.

Canoeing, kayaking, SUP

Canoeing, kayaking and SUP on the Moselle are popular activities. The gentle current of the river offers fun and adventure for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.

Swimming

There are various bathing opportunities along the Moselle, whether in outdoor pools or lakes. The maar lakes in the Eifel offer a unique bathing experience in volcanic craters.

Fishing

The Moselle is known for its variety of fish species. Anglers can pursue their hobby at designated spots and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the river.

Wine tasting

Experience the steep slope viticulture up close and discover the region’s diverse wines during a wine tasting – an absolute highlight! From elegant, dry Rieslings to noble sweet Auslese wines, the local wines offer unique aromas.

Culinary delights

The Middle Moselle, characterized by its location on the borders of Germany, Luxembourg and France, also reflects its cultural diversity in its gastronomy. With local specialties inspired by the various culinary influences of the region, the diversity manifests itself in a harmonious coexistence.

Harvest experiences up close

Harvest time is undoubtedly one of the most exciting times on the Middle Moselle. Many wineries allow guests to take part – an authentic experience of picking grapes by hand and looking over the winemakers’ shoulders as they make the wine.

Wildlife and leisure parks

A number of animal parks near the Moselle offer the opportunity to experience native wild animals in natural enclosures. Entertainment for the whole family is guaranteed with a variety of wild animals, rides and attractions.

Climbing and adventure parks

Climbing courses of various levels of difficulty offer visitors the opportunity to climb and swing amidst the natural surroundings of Mont Royal. In the Bell nature adventure park, the treetop path and various climbing and play areas provide adventure for children.

Climbing and adventure parks

Lösnich

Our Gut Försterlay is located in the small Moselle village of Lösnich, which is characterized by winegrowing. Situated in the heart of the Middle Moselle, Lösnich offers its guests peace and relaxation from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The small winegrowing village nestles in the bends of the river landscape and is very idyllic and traffic-calmed. There are several restaurants and wine bars within walking distance. In the neighboring villages of Erden, Zeltingen and Kröv, you can take a relaxed stroll through the historic alleyways and discover more restaurants, bakeries and markets for fresh produce.

Our idyllic location on the Moselle cycle path is a wonderful starting point for breathtaking cycle tours and hikes. The visitor magnets Bernkastel-Kues and the Art Nouveau town of Traben-Trarbach are just a few kilometers away. Picturesque wine villages, imposing castles and stylish wine bars are right on your doorstep – discover the region along the winding river!

Places of interest

Historic towns, castles and villages along the banks of the Moselle

Eltz Castle – a fairytale setting

This medieval castle is one of the best-known and best-preserved castles in Germany. Surrounded by lush forests and situated at the intersection of three hills, Eltz Castle offers a fairytale setting.

Bernkastel-Kues – medieval twin town

The picturesque twin town is famous for its well-preserved medieval architecture and enchants visitors from all over the world with its historic charm. Cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses and romantic squares take you on a journey back in time through the Middle Ages.

Traben-Trarbach – Art Nouveau magic on the Moselle bend

Nestled in the majestic Moselle bend, Traben-Trarbach is known for its magnificent buildings from the heyday of Art Nouveau. In the fascinating wine cellar labyrinth, a network of historic wine cellars, underground secrets and fine wines are waiting to be discovered.

Beilstein – the Sleeping Beauty of the Moselle

The wildly romantic town of Beilstein is surrounded by two ancient streams. The bitter poverty of the winegrowers and farmers left the town virtually unchanged in its slumber and turned Beilstein into a popular film set. Enclosed by the town fortifications, the historic old town offers a magical insight into a medieval town.

Trier – ancient beauty

The oldest city in Germany has a rich Roman history. The majestic Roman city gate Porta Nigra is its iconic landmark. The charming old town delights with its cobbled alleyways, historic half-timbered houses and the magnificent main market, a lively meeting place to experience regional delicacies and the bustling city life.

Cochem – picturesque half-timbered houses

The picturesque town of Cochem is dominated by the mighty Reichsburg castle. The old town with its narrow alleyways, half-timbered houses and cozy cafés is perfect for a stroll. Boat trips on the Moselle offer a magnificent view of the region.

Reichsburg Cochem – majestic castle

The Reichsburg, a majestic castle with a fascinating history, towers high above the town of Cochem. It is one of the most famous landmarks on the Moselle and offers spectacular views of the town and the river.

Lieser Castle – a neo-Gothic showpiece

The neo-Gothic castle sits enthroned on the Moselle in the village of Lieser. It impresses with its unique architecture and is surrounded by vineyards.

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