Itinerary
- Day 1
Trier
Your arrival in Trier gives you a chance to step into Germany's oldest city, where roughly 2000 years of history are layered throughout the streets. The Porta Nigra Roman gate stands as one of the most impressive structures from that era, and you'll want to spend time seeing it up close. From there, head to the Roman amphitheater and the Imperial Baths, both offering insight into how Romans lived here all those centuries ago. By evening, settle into a traditional wine tavern with a glass of local Riesling to kick back after your travels.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast buffet)
Included Activities
- City round trip through Trier
Optional Activities
- Wine tasting at traditional wine taverns
Landmarks Porta Nigra Roman Amphitheater Imperial Baths (Kaiserthermen) - Day 2
Trittenheim to Piesport
This morning you'll bike along the Moselle riverbanks, moving through wine villages that line both sides of the water. One of the oldest bridges near Trittenheim comes into view as you ride, and from there the route takes you up into the vineyards where you can see across the entire valley. Neumagen-Dhron, Germany's oldest wine village, sits along your path, and later you'll find a 4th-century Roman cellar in Piesport that's been restored and ready to explore.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast buffet)
Included Activities
- Cycling route along Moselle banks
- Exploration of 4th-century Roman cellar in Piesport
Optional Activities
- Bike rental (7-gear touring bike with back pedal) - 85 €
- Bike rental (21-/24-gear touring bike with free-wheel) - 85 €
- Rental Ebike - 210 €
Landmarks Neumagen-Dhron Piesport Roman Cellar - Day 3
Bernkastel-Kues and Zeltingen
Cycling continues to Bernkastel-Kues, a well-known wine village where the market square draws your attention with its half-timbered buildings pressed closely together. Narrow cobblestone streets wind through the old town, and stopping at local taverns lets you try wines from the region. After spending time here, the route pushes on to Zeltingen, where baroque architecture shows off a different style of building from what you saw earlier in the day.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast buffet)
Included Activities
- Visit to Bernkastel-Kues market square
- Exploration of Zeltingen
Optional Activities
- Wine tasting at local wine taverns in Bernkastel-Kues
Landmarks Bernkastel-Kues Market Square Zeltingen - Day 4
Traben-Trarbach to Cochem
Starting from Traben-Trarbach, you'll bike toward the Zeller Hamm loop with Marienburg castle visible on the hillside overlooking endless vineyard slopes. The route continues through some steep sections, including the Calmont area where Europe's steepest vineyard sits. By the end of the day you reach Cochem and its Reichsburg castle, which rises dramatically above the town and rewards the climb with views of the valley.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast buffet)
Included Activities
- Cycling route with views of Marienburg castle
- Visit to Reichsburg castle in Cochem
Optional Activities
- Wine-tasting experiences at charming taverns
Landmarks Marienburg Castle Calmont Vineyard Reichsburg Castle - Day 5
Cochem to Koblenz
After cycling to Moselkern, a detour takes you to Eltz Castle, which really does feel like something from a storybook with its towers and position on the hillside. Back on your bike, you'll pass through Kobern-Gondorf where half-timbered houses reflect centuries of local building style. Later the route runs between the Moselle and vineyards before arriving in Koblenz, where the cable car up to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress offers views of the Deutsches Eck, that famous point where two rivers meet.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast buffet)
Included Activities
- Cable car ride to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress with admission
- Exploration of Koblenz sights and landmarks
Optional Activities
- Visit to Eltz Castle (detour from main route)
Landmarks Eltz Castle Kobern-Gondorf Deutsches Eck Ehrenbreitstein Fortress - Day 6
Koblenz
Your individual departure from Koblenz concludes the tour. Take time this morning to settle any last things before heading out.
