… following the footprints of the Zell Black Cat.
The historical wine town of Zell (Mosel) is located idyllically on one of the most beautiful meanders of the Moselle, the Zeller Hamm, and is not only the geographical centre of the Zeller Land Region but is also the centre of the local infrastructure offering a concentration of varying services.
Zell is a magnet for visitors and holidaymakers from around the world but of course the local people also enjoy living here - the place where other people come on holiday.
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 … surrounded by castles
Alf, situated both on the Moselle and the Alfbach rivers, is set between Castle Arras and Marienburg.
The lovely wooded surroundings embracing vineyards are ideal for relaxing, rambling and cycling.
Directly as you enter the village you will see the bronze figure of the “Baachspouzer” which symbolizes an old tradition of the locals in Alf.
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 A wine village with a heart
Surrounded by sunbathed vineyards Briedel is a holiday resort set idyllically on a Moselle meander.
Crooked lanes crammed with old romantic half-timbered houses encourage you to stroll by. Discover the architectural jewels of the village e.g. Himmeroder Hof, the former village hall dating from 1615 and many more restored old half-timbered houses. High above the village lies St Martin’s church built in the 18th century boasting magnificent ceiling frescos, a Stumm organ, a high altar and an owl tower.
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…. Brautrock and Cannon Route
Bullay affectionately named the Gateway to the Middle Moselle is a typical old Moselle wine village.
The mild climate and the luscious vegetation invite visitors to an rejuvenating hiking and cycling holiday taking you through the famous vineyard “Bullay Brautrock”. This village has a host of trails around Bullay to offer including guided walks along the Cannon Route of the historical railway path from Bullay to Reil. |
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 … at the foot of the Petersberg
Surrounded by sunny vineyards lies the idyllic village of Neef with its romantic lanes and corners here in the middle Moselle.
Old wine tradition has always dominated the typical Moselle ambience of the village expressed in carefully restored half-timbered houses. Experience unspoiled nature while walking or cycling through vineyards and endless woodlands. |
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…the magic of half-timbered houses
The village of Pünderich is the winner of the competition “Make our village prettier!” and has won on county, district and state levels.
The historical vine village is captivating due to its idyllic location directly on the banks of the Moselle and its cobbled lanes boasting many lovingly restored groups of half-timbered houses such as the old ferry house dating 1621, proud of its gable figure, the Gothic town hall dating 1548 and the 18th century church with the historical round arch windows, aisle altars, font and Stumm organ.
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…where Celts and Romans dwelled
Surrounded by extensive woods and set in the midst of a magnificent viticultural landscape, St. Aldegund is located on the west bank of the Moselle and is a romantic wine village ideal for tranquil recreation and a hiking and cycling holiday.
A magnificent landscape laid out with a network of hiking and cycling trails await the guest who will be treated by the hospitality of the local hotels and restaurants and a varied programme of entertainment.
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