A worthwhile destination for an excursion is the viewpoint "Eulenköpfchen" on the Petersberg above the Moselle town of Neef.
From the observation platform, one enjoys a magnificent "triple Moselle view" over the entire Bremm Moselle loop with the steepest vineyard in Europe and over the winegrowing villages of Alf and St. Aldegund all the way to Prinzenkopf in the Zeller Hamm.
On clear days, one can see seven Moselle towns from here, which are: Neef, Bremm, Ediger, Eller, St. Aldegund, Bullay, and Alf.
The name "Eulenköpfchen" comes from aquita=Eagle, which must have meant "Roman legion eagles." Because at this present viewpoint, there was a Roman mountain fortification and a signal station from 270-405 a.m. Chr.
Moseluferstraße 23
56858 Neef
DE
Phone: (0049) 6542 1814055
Fax: (0049) 6542 1814056
E-mail: touristinfo@neefmosel.de
Website: www.neefmosel.de
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